i AY.
JULY 11,1924
1
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Saturday: Helen Beth Hunter,
William A. Williams, Max Houser,
F. L. Gorton, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Perry, R. E. Harnett, R. H. Perry,
Herman Walch, August Walch, Jo­
seph Walch, W A. Fraser, C. B. Mill-
aru, Charles W. Hunter, Portland;
W. G. Boelter, city; Stanley Bisho-
wick, H. A. Hoffman, Bridal Veil.
Sunday: H. B. Hancock, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Wallace, Frank Allender, S.
Gordon, C. W. Bogart, Ed McFarland,
J. Miller, Seattle; C. R. Brantner, R.
F. E. Melvin, T. Fields, Portland; H.
J. Branthner, Mrs. H. J. Eads, J. R.
Hamilton, Frank Gustis, Carl Nelson
and family, Bay Cty; Frank Moore,
city.
tOMPANY K QUARTERS TO BE l TILLAMOOK LADIES NEAR END ly verified, to the undersigned at the
IMPROVED
op TRIP
offices of Barrick A Hall, National
Building, Tillamook, Oregon, within
Banquet Hall, Shooting Gallery,
A. C. Everson has received word six months from the date of the first
♦
Club Rooms and Library
daily from Mrs. and Miss Everson, publication of this notice.
♦
♦
Planned
and Miss Belle Wilson, who started
Date of first publication, July 4th, ♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
for Chicago via automobile leaving 1924.
♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
Captain J. E. Shearer is working Tillamook on June 10. From Salt
,. - ' Tulv
4th: “
Mr.
and
T.
Date of last publication, August 1st ♦ One cent per word per issue, ♦
M
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»■
a Mrs.
0
on plans for improvement of the [ Lake city they went to Rock Springs,
CARRIE A. SAPPINGTON
♦ with a minimum charge of 8.25. ♦
hv Mr and Mrs. L. E. Wnneman,
ompany h armory to be installed in , Wyoming, arriving there on June 20.
Administratrix
♦ Readers ar» charged at the same ♦
¡"Ji Mrs. M. J- Liff, C. E. Linter,
the near future. A concrete floor The next day they travelled 175 miles
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will be laid in the basement, a por- to Medicine Bow. In this region the
, I D Bergerson, Mr. and Mrs.
have “adv.” attached. No pre­ ♦
‘“ r Sweetser, D. B. Hanson, M. E.
tion of which wll be equipped as a temperature was rather low
for
♦ ferred positions.
♦
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I
laUiFi» haviAiiai L>«11
rpv _ •___ 1____ »
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large banquet hall. The indoor tar-1 camping out at night owing
nson Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Clark.
to
♦
♦
get range will be completed for use the extremely high altitude.
In
r& Enid Keckritz, R. R. White, G.
the County Court of the State of * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
The
by the men and a bowling alley will drive to Cheyenne the next day Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
King. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc-
be installed and opened to the public. was over good roads and afforded In the Matter of the Estate
' — Mis. W. T. Wright, Mr. and
HELP WANTED
Club rooms for the members of the them wonderful scenery. Last Wed­
of
I W H. Pettingill, Mr. and Mrs.
company
will
be
completeyl
furnish
­
Hattie
Fitzgerald,
deceased.
AGENTS
WANTED—F OR THE
H Newstead, Mrs. Labowitch and
nesday they made a record run of the
ed for them to enjoy each other fel­ trip when they drove 200 miles to
Stransky Vaporizer and Decarbon­
„hter Mr. and Mrs. J. B .Fall,
Notice is hereby given that the
lowship during the winter months Gottenburg Nebraska.
L wd Mrs. J. S. Lolly, T. Shiba,
izer, the great gas saver. Quickly
Here the County Court of the State of Oregon
with a pool table and facilities for ladies experienced their only tire i for the County of Tillamook, has duly
pays for itself. Lasts a life time.
Mztsumato, Mr. and Mrs. James
other games. There will be a library trouble when one wheel picked up a appointed the undersigned, executrix
Easly installed on any car. Good
Moffitt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred De-
Friday: R. L. Conner, McMinnville;
money for the right party. Ben
' lel. Walter C. Moffett, Mr. and H. E. Seiler, Miss P. Schults, R. C. with lots of magazines and other first small staple, which was soon re­ of the estate of Hattie Fitzgerald,
class reading matter for their en­ paired. This had occurred after 1850 deceased. All persons having claims
Cohen, district distributor. Box 491
[■' T. W. Inman, Mr. and Mrs.
.Rimey, V. Proffitt, Oregon City; Art tertainment
Tillamook.
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miles of steady driving. The next against the said estate are required
^orge E. Sandy, Maybelle Williams, Zielke, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
day found them in Kearney, Neb­ to present them, properly verified, to
u ,nd Mrs. J. J- David, Mr. and Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Brason,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
raska where friends and relatives the undersigned, at the offices of
.' F t e . Follet, F. W. Ildstad, E. Miss Barbara Brown, F. T. Fontace
were
visited.
From
there
the
drive
Barrick
&
Hall,
National
Building,
EAT
YOUR
SUNDAY DINNER AT
r Cronk, Mae Philips, Ellen Rose- and family, D. H. Miller, Geo. Story,
to Grand Island was made the next Tillamook, Oregon, within six months
the Oceanside restaurant. Chick­
' Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dulin, Mr. W. S. Hyde, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
day.
from the date of the first publication
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
en dinners home-maae pastries.
nd Mrs Martin Schacht, Mrs. Morris Knowles, Tacoma; William Beers,
of this notice.
We will be glad co servegyou. 85-tf
Slmer, Helen Schacht, E. E. Cum- city; John H. Peppard and family,
(Masonic Hall)
The J. L. Ketch company reports
Date of first publication. June 20,
dns and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCormack,
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Sunday services, first Sunday in the following sales of real estate in 1924.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunster, Buxton; I. E. Baker, Seattle; E. H.
Hathway Mead: lot 14 and lot 1 in
[iss Blakely and Miss Clark, Port- Randesee, John F. Poeth, Kalama, the month.
Date of last publication, July 18, FOR SAL E—OVERLAND SIX,
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
block 2 to John Engle, lot 13 in block 1924.
ad; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kennedy, Washington; H. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
good mechanical condition, $250.
Morning service, 11 a. m.
1 to Edgar Kline, lots 24 and 1 to
E. Morse, Seattle; Jean Harriett, F. T. Fortae, Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Inquire Reed Ferris, J. L. Ketch
Dollie Fitzgerald
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
J. R. Collins, lot 23 to A. J. Collins.
izrz McNeil, Dale and Fenotn Pow- Miller, Kelso, Washington; Kenneth
office.
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Executrix.
Conducted by Arch Deacon Black.
re, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Staley, Mr. Miller, Sheridan.
Salem—New 76-room commercial
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Remaining Sundays in each month, hotel to be opened by state fair time.
FOR SALE—VEUE SIX TOURING,
nd Mrs. R. B. Fleming, Salem; Mr.
Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
6000 miles like new; new rubber
E. H. Flagg, Warrenton editor, to
nd Mrs. N. C. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Graves, Oregon City; J. W. Gabriel- Supday school 10:30 a. m.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ladies Guild meets 2d and 4th be candidate for state printer.
$800. Inquire Reed Ferris, J. L.
L. Campbell, Carlton; Olive Will­ son, H. N. Money, H. A. Mosher, Mr.
Ketch office. Both phones.
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Portland— Contract let for grading
ms, Mrs. R. E. Williams, Sadie Van- Abbey, Dr. W. A. Luzader, Mr. and Tuesdays.
Every one cordially welcome to Sandy road.
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
trven, The Dalles.
FOR SAL E—ELEVEN ACRES
Mrs. D. B. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. these services.
Nehalem to get new $50,000 school. Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. R .W. Pat- Knizinga, A. M. Chamberlin, G. P.
good bench land on Roosevelt high­
Notice is hereby given that the
Portland savings bank paying de­
way in Nehalem valley. Two good
irson, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hayes, Fleming, George Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
U. B. CHURCH
undersigned
has
been
appointed
Ad
­
positors $1,500,000 a year interest.
small buildings, spring water piped
filliam R. Raab, Lulu P. Nolen, J. C. R. A. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mt. Angel Co-operative cannery ministrator with the Will Annexed of
to house, equipment for apiary, ex­
lack, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hays, Hotzworth, Mrs. Alice Ardery, Miss
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Classes working every day to midnight.
the Estate of Priscilla E. (Andrews)
cellent location for bees, poultry,
|r. and Mrs. George Taylor ,G. Sea- Haigley, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sweeney, for all ages.
Portland—26,075 cars wheat re- Davis, deceased, by the County Court
berries, goats or fur farm. Rural
m Taylor, Mrs. F. R. Strong, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sweeney, Miss M.
Preaching service 11 a. m. and 8 ceived during year, breaking all re- of the State of Oregon for the Coun­
mail, convenient to grammer and
. McEntee and three children, Mr. Amato, C. J. Peters, G. Moody, Mil­ p. m.
ty of Tillamook and has qualified.
cords.
high school, good community, and a
nd Mrs. A. E. King, Gertrude Pike, dred Yoder, Helen Yoder, Portland;
There is a comfortable pew wait-
All persons having claims against
pleasant place to live.
Property
[rs. S. P. Crear, J. L. May, E. T. I. G. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ing for you. Come.
said estate are hereby notified to
Read the Classified Ads
priced low, very easy terms. Call
xrtholemew and family, O. J. Long- Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. George Turn­
W. O. WOOLEVER, Pastor.
present same, duly verified as by
or write Geo. L. Seward, R. F. D. 1,
led, A. J. Moser, Catherine Cole, er, Rector; M. C. Matheny and fam­
law required to the undersigned at
Nehalem, Oregon.
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[ary Watters, Esther Peppel, Port- ily, Silverton.
METHODIST CHURCH
808 Union Avenue, North, Portland,
,nd; C. E. Morse, Seattle; Mr. and
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Kribbs, Mrs.
Oregon within six months from the FOR SALE—HOTEL OF 44 ROOMS,
[rs. Ross Miles, Salem; William F. Brent and daughter, H. C. Dippel
Sunday school tft 9:45 a. m. The NOTICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS date hereof.
dining room and kitchen in a live
oilman, Mill City, J. D. Edwards, and company, E. R. Sponer, L. H. Sunday school meets 15 mniutes soon­
town with two payrolls. Close to
Dated and first published June 6,
laville; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sawyer, Henrici, Portland; V. C. Clinton, er than formerly.
The Board of Directors of School 1924.
Portland. Address P. O. Box 339,
rs. M. R. Sawyer, Vancouver, Wn; Forest Grove; F. Watson, Whitney
Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. District Number Two (2) is offering
Camas, Washington.
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Date of last publication July 4,
!rs. Mabel E. Stewart, Miss Esther camp; S. E. Fox, Idaville; A. H. Pa­
Epworth League at 7:00 p. m.
for sale a bond issue of seven thou­ 1924.
FOR
SALE
—
THREE
GOOD
WORK
Taylor,
tewart, Oakland; E. A.
quet, Garibaldi; W. A. Bartley, New­
Evening service at 8:00 p. mp
sand dollars ($7000). These bonds
FRED WEST,
horses. See Frank Mayer, at the
latsop; Mr. and Mrs. B. Albert, To- berg; Bud Underwood, Bill Carey,
SIMPSON HAMRICK, Pastor. run ten years, interest five and one- Administrator with the Will Annexed.
Tom Lester place, 3 miles south of
do, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. George Lang, city; Frank Henrici,
half per cent. Sealed bids will be
BRUCE C. CURRY, Attorney,
Tillamook.
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ale, Duboise, Pennsylvania; Mr. and Oregon City.
REFORMED CHURCH
received for these bonds up to one 808 Union Ave., North, Portland, Ore.
rs. Fred H. Caldwell, Hillsboro; Dr.
o’clock p. m. Friday, August 1st, 1924.
35-t5 TEAM FOR SALE—WEIGHT 3300,
id Mrs. A. C. Nestelson, Mr. and TILLAMOOK TRAVELERS MEET
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
The successful bidder will be expected
age 7 and 8. Work any place. W.
rs. Joe Hurley, Chehalis, Washing-
At 11 o’clock an out door service to furnish the printed bonds and
STORMY WEATHER
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
C. Powell, Falls City, Ore. 39-t2p
n; S. H. Colby, Grants Pass; Mr.
will be held in Leuzingers Grove on coupons.
The Board reserves the
BOAT FOR SALE—TWENTY NINE
id Mrs. S. A. Warner, Oakland,
Subject: “Lessons right to reject any or all bids. A
C. A. Smith and family motored to Killum Creek.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
foot cedar hull Port Orford built,
llifomia; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hou­ Storden, Minn. They started from from God’s Out-Of-Doors.”
certified check equal to five per cent
dersigned has filed with the County
Ford self staner motor. Casn or
in, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Anderson, Tillamook, June 8th and arrived in
After the services a basket lunch­ of the bid must accompany the same.
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
will take jfpod Ford on trade. Fred
imas, Wn; Mrs. W. D. King, Mrs. Storden, on the 19th, and had a very eon will be served under the trees. All bids must be filed with T. W.
his final account as administrator in
Hess Motor company, Longview,
M. Bronson, Minden, Nebraska; pleasant trip, but had to keep on the The afternoon will be spent in a so- Lyster, Clerk of School District Num­
the matter of the estate of Orra S.
Wn.
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rs. A. E. DeHaven, C. E. Dehaven, lookout <or storms at Yellowstone cial way.
ber Two (2), Tillamook, Oregon, on
Williams, deceased, and that said
tesham; J. R. Bailey, East Point, Park. They were compelled to change
A cordial invtation to attend these or before the date above mentioned.
FOR
SALE
—
BIG
BARGAIN.
ONE
Court has fixed Saturday, the 12th
iorgia; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pierce, their route to avoid a very stormy services is extended to all members
T. W. LYSTER,
lot on Brighton beach in block 81,
day of July, 1924, at 10:00 o’clock A.
Clerk S. D. No. 2
imsville.
territory. They camped out every and friends.
lot 2. Last price, $150.00. $25
M., at the Court House in Tillamook
W. G. LIENKAEMPER, Pastor.
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Sunday: J. F. Kirtchner, H. L. night with the excepton of when it
down and $i0 per month. This price
City, Oregon, as the time and place
filler, Oscar Eastberg, W. A. Ed- was too stormy looking to attempt
only for two weeks. Peter Dumis,
for hearing objections thereto. All
irds, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Akors, I. after so many reports of storms all 15 BAGS OF MAIL GO BY AIR NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE persons having objections to said ac­
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Box 266, Houlton, Oregon.
FIRST GERMAN REFORMED
ROUTE
ibowitch, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinos, around them, and that night was
count are hereby required to present
FOR SALK— COMBINATION Li­
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
rs. Brent and daughter, Mrs. Nelly spent in a hotel, but was enjoyed, be­
the same at the said time and place.
brary dining table, mahogany, ex­
San Francisco, July 8.—Without
elby, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Metcalf, ing a change from the every day rou­
ROYAL H. FOX
tends to six feet, also four mahog­
Notice is hereby given that the
ceremonies the “pony express of the
H. Downey, Evans McLean, Port- tine of camping.
Administrator of the Estate of Orra
any dining chairs, (brown leather
The speedometer showed they had clouds” was inaugurated July 1 when balance of the money derived from
ad; Tom Dale, Idaville; James B.
S. Williams, deceased.
seats.) Just the thing for small
the
sale
of
lots
owned
by
the
church
tartson, Rockaway; W. W. Hart- traveled 2583 miles and used 107 gal­ Pilot Claire K. Vance promptly at 6
BOTTS A WINSLOW
house
or apartments.
Tel. 56J.
is
to
be
divided
among
the
subscrib
­
Attorneys for the Estate.
“gh, H. M. Bland, Jewel Abbet, lons of gasoline. In their letter to a. m., took off in his De Haviland air
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»rge Fuester, San Francisco; Mr. their mother in Tillamook, they stated mail plane in the first flight of the ers to the purchase of the lots in
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prportion
to
the
amount
paid
by
each
transcontinental
air
mail
service.
The
d Mrs. D. D. Adams, Rector; Rus- every mile was enjoyed as the roads
HILLS BROS. COFFEE 40c IB —
1 P. Howard, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. are all in fine shape, scenery is at its 15 pouches of mail carried by Vance’s subscriber, and that each subscriber
Heusser Cash Grocery.
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should file his or her claim within
M. O’Donnell, Scofield; John A. best, weather was ideal if one picked plane represented a full load.
six
months
from
the
date
of
this
no
­
SELL OR TRADE — FORTY-FOUR
The letters and packages were des­
ishman, Walter J. Hempy, Eugene; out the spots that were not in the
W. R. C.
acres fine bottom land near Wood­
tined for Reno and points east, but tice with Kasper Zweifel or John
d Beidleman, Brighton.
storm zone.
Corinth
Relief
Corp«
No.
54,
Dept,
land, Wn. Well drained .fresh wa­
the bulk was for New York and Far Zumstein who shall approve the
of Oregon meets on first and third
claims before they are paid.
ter for stock. Very low priced.
Eastern
points,
where
it
will
arrive
LIBRARY NOTES
This notice Is published tn accord­ Friday evenings of each month, at 8
Fred Hess Motor Company, Long-
late tomorrow afternoon, 32 hours
ance with instructions given at a o'clock in the W. O. W. halL Visitors
View, Wn.
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During the past weeks, the library after it left the Pacific coast. Sim­
welcome.
ilarly air mail which left New York business meeting of the church held
has
received
many
gifts
of
fiction
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
C' W. Junken, Willamette, John
FOR SALE—FRESH DAIRY COWS,
this morning wll arrive here at 5:45 March 18, 1921.
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
Wen. Oregon City; Hal Jacobs, V. which are greatly appreciated as the
Jerseys and Holst sins. If you want
Dated
June
26,
1924.
p. m. tomorrow.
good ones, I can supply you. Write
williams, A. A. Banz, Mr. and Mrs. book fund is exhausted and the in­
KASPER ZWEIFEL and
The
service
inaugurated
today
will
CORINTH
POST
NO.
35
W- Clark, Mildred Miller, R. Wil- terest in new reading continues and
for accurate descriptions and prices
JOHN ZUMSTEIN
be
daily,
the
fliers
making
their
Department
of
Oregon
Earl Nelson, Newberg, Oregon R 1,
* Harry Miller, Portland; E. M. could not have been met otherwise. schedule 365 days of the year with­
Trustees.
Met» on second end on fourth Sat­
Oregon Business published by Oregon
phone 19A25.
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*
family, Mr. and Mrs, C. M.
out
pause
for
Sundays
or
holidays.
State Chamber of Commerce has been
Brighton; W. E. Bayringer,
In order to make the schedule, night
in the W. W. halL
■Minnville; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur placed on reading table by publishers. flying will bridge part of the trans­
NOTICE
Samuel Downs, Commander
The
magazines
for
1925
will
be
selec
­
Rector.
H. W. Spear, Adjutant
continental
distance,
special
night
ted soon and any suggestions from
Ward Walker, N. C.
beacons having been installed to To Members of Ths Fairview Water
readers
will
be
appreciated;
also,
any
District:
Carlton; Frank J. Nolan and
suggestions for new books as rents guide the air mail fliers.
Owing to the dry weather our wa­
J’ Aberdeen, Washington; Mr.
The
feat
performed
by
Lieutenant
J Mrs. c. J. Crittender, Gaston; funds are used for these new ad­ Maughan when he flew across the ter supply is running quite low, so it
CALVES
ditions, and the books most in de­
E- E. Gage, Mr. and
continent in less than 29 hours, leads becomes necessary that we stop
mand
are
ordered
first.
L?- J- Ballard, Portland.
AM IN THE MARKET FOR YOUR
authorities to predict that by flying sprinkling onr yards and gardens be­
The story hour has been discontin­
sides stoping all leaks immediately,
baby Heifer salves.
Phone me
D. J. Donnelly, Seattle;
through
the
Columbia
gorge,
the
5 C*°*, Astoria; M. R. Kerns, D. ued for the summer as so few could shortest route, the flight may be cut unless absolutely necessary.
what you have. Paul Disney, The
remember the hour.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Calf Man Bell phone 153J, Mutual
San Francisco.
down to as low as one continuous
Signed: LELAND BESTER,
phone.
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flight
of
about
six
hours.
Compare
STILL
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
Assistant Secretary.
this with the sixth month’s trip over
ENJOYED
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WANTED TO RENT
the same route of sixty years ago,
and we realize the amazing progress
Twilight
WANTED
—FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Q n Tuesday evening
being made in rapid transit.
house
furnished.
Inquire at Head­
after
a
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Thom- league games were resumed
WANTED TO BUT
light. Z 174.
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- Ü» Fourth-
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
, ' H Robertson, Gladstone; I
In
Read the Classified Ads
Oregon for the County of Tillamook. HIDES— PAYING EIGHT CENTS
Hanford, California; U. The Tillamook garage team won a
FOR RENT
In the Matter of the Estate
per pound cash for calf hides, and
'• J- A. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. one sided mellee from the Cheese­
TROUT PLANTED
maker. by a score of 17 tot. The
of
giving honeat weight Paul Disney HAVE 600 ACRES OF GOOD PAS
i. J r**’ k B- Brook, Mr. and
tures to rent—Stock wanted to pas
Mutual phone. Bell 153-J.
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J; L Christopher, Nancie Marie garage men started off with 4 run« | A shipment of black spotted trout Fred L. Sappington deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the:
tore Call M. E. Gruber, Bell phone
"
” received in Tillamook for
T*P*r. J. B. Nelson and family, in the first inning and men irom
to the end of the game slam- have been rec i the streams of the County Court of the State of Oregon
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Portland; C. H. John- second
inST AND FOUND
secona to w»
Donovan and I distribution in
**owin; P. H. M. Smith, Beav- med the pellet at will■
‘
ney , were sent from the Ne- for the County of Tillamook, has
They
SHELL J ROOM TO RENT—IN NEW MOD-
canicum river in Clatsop county. A duly appointed the undersigned ad­ LOST—A PAIR DARK
rnrner, Seattle; Mrs. H. E. Swett worked as the battery xor
em home all new furniture, fine
ladies glasses Sunday night in
winner, while Fogg. Peters and Bunn ( «hipment of bass are ex;wcted in a ministratrix of the estate of Fred L
b ¿_7"«view. Washington; Miss
parsonage,
location. Hot and cold water at all
front
of
U.
B.
church
Sappington,
deceased.
All
persons
did
the
heaving
and
receiving
for
Wa’v*’
MiWr*1 Kirby. KaL
days These will be planted in vari-
reward if returned to this office. I times. Inquire at Headlight. Phone
'«’«ron; Miss Margaret Kir- losers.
I ous parte of the county where suit­ having claims against the said estate
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Bn 106.
are required to present them proper-
able bodies of water can be found.
llt ' W<shington; Mr. and
Read the Classified Ads
K Campbell, Salem.
At The Hotels
The Tillamook
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN PROFFESSIONAL CARDS
THE BEST IN
CHIROPRACTIC
J. L. Fayette, D. C. Ph. C.
Beals Bldg.
Both Phones
Tillamook, Ore.
Painless Adjustments
Both Phones
Dr. Elwood B. Faxon
Dentist
215-21$ Tillamook Building
Tillamook, Oregon
The Netherland
CHURCHES
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Veterinarian
Tillamook
Dr, Henry E. Wiseman
DENTIST
Teeth Extracted under Gas
Evenings by Appointment
218 Tillamook Building
Attorneys at Law
Tillamook
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LODGE DIRECTORY
Allen House
Hours * tot
Dentistry
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BEALS
BUILDING
Tillamook, Ore.
Both Phones
DR. P. J. SHARP
DR. E. D. ALLEN
DENTISTS
NatL Bldg.
Both Phaasn
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
DR. H. L. BABB
TUlamook’s Chiropractor
Hours, 9 to 5.
DR HELEN BABB
Evenings—Mon., Wed., Fri., and
Sat. at 7
Tillamook Building
The Todd
We buy dry Cascara
Bark
See us before you sell
We Pay 11c per lb.
Burge Grocery
Third St. Tillamook Ore.