Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934, April 01, 1913, Image 3

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    First National Bank
Tillamook, Oregon
WM. G. TAIT, President.
J. C. I IOLDKN, Vice Prciidcnl.
micros! I'rtid on Time nnd SixvIiik
Deposits.
Under United States Government
Supervision
Coc.il Happenings . t
ale III Uftlrr At 7.aC li-
t II r
i J. Ilj
It c
I
t llrltll'WV. was Ifl lliwfl
' r mM who apollril the
Irf. of llcllll.Kk, U t
K ta farm mar. KU'
Samllaki-, Ore,
it in tho ell) Ulur
-! iirvct frwm Urn IUt,
rt in ado unrliUin.
r l Cr.
A (Hro for talc, wu tmi
yrar a nU, Kftty. Ml., J. Alkln-
mil, South I'fnlffe.
II I. Mhcrwo,.), tnr of Huho'a pro.
dfrtslvc rltlinn wra trammeling jiun.
Iftc in Uio city Monday,
8-c One, 1 Hamlin, only flfnt ctaio
mnvrf in Tltliimook County
Thirty ni yi in Uio builro. '. f),
Ut ,V,. iSBt
0. P. Onlm. of U'Hllmrn hat mill
ml jJin Herman llnu. worth ranch and
will noo on trv attm al oiwe,
A nlf" hmnv of li iiwnii and bath.
Party leaving ttn or I will r mi
Diy trtm. ('all at tliU ollkc.
IUy for IJ $10.09 )r ton In the.
Um Rw Ct. Clever on the Prank
I l"t ranch. Mell (aWte.
. roninnltlnH" fer
'n. Hp wHI do '
-iK4bti price.
i -. of Heaver. a In
I . . -T 1 1 r- ... . . - ..
a unruly I. ii. wwynn ui mni'Dfij
frttL H,r (trull l In Portland en with W. St. C4p of Hay City Iraiuael-
IrU ituainnM l IWllufcU ami anient una
ih man who -iU,il ' V.
I J, N, Kirh wlw lm leen In l'r t-
J Mvpf I In Pnr llatxl ; t-t "wnc tc. rlmHl on rrt-
uy uuii nan oh iutujy wen i n in
f neh m tho WiUun Hor,
por lr S30 aero of fc-il loifan-
Kitty land, tt! AMtl Ol"1 half ltlllr fttifll
HuaVnf, Clrn. Will rl eh. Call on
tir oikiriMH. A. J. I tun tun, lli'AVir. Oru.
II. A. Praff'.lln. f JMfUth Kcnd,
Vah., well known In tliU rlty, tia
Un laklni: hnml IUi nl.1 frlrwU
f..r work in fifkato fa-. ' !' fuW 'V-
at llotalil Oltlirc. A liioaUo irarty wpnl from Ihtc I'M-
wnnlu.tn Whaler n N-y ulifht In lH ba" '-
, rofiPt Tlwfl.ontoftnlnmrnt at Hay City. ITwy
II T. Holta vr a liny C!ly J j0iy tlino.
- ir mi Mntulay. ; i
I Tlioro u llalilllty of mnVliii; mi-
i Harrnl Hik'V ..K. lllflK ,flt,nj,flr J,,,K frith If 'OU pay all hill..
i. Mra. Corttfiifth. j liwliiilliti; your lux.w, h' fhnek. 'Illln
nw., of Nuhnlmn, wa In ; im-ik Onunty hnk.
. 'i r l of ihr wrnk..
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ici. f rtllk.
vay.
wi
li.. I.hiiU l'ltllaVatlll llf HnV C'ltV.
r ti. fUto of "Tim hm w ho j-on vii-UiHK ftt Ihn Howlry homo
' i: of Nnlmlnm wm In ilw' wUh n l-' "i. Ir liawl wl.leli nr.
lr,y until Mntttlny. j H""'" ' ft'K.
i. I to work In privatn fnin- A KHil ounu mitro to hlru nut for
ir. ui llrral.l .illtro. llio aiiiiitiior. Tiuu Ui work liiht or
t ... , , ,, fiiiiitr ilotihhi. ISmiulrtf t llomlil Olllco.
k Inylnr, "I lh l.lnvnr- '
-1. r , in tho city Moiiiliiy. j Wmuml mini tn Ixinnl who hnn wlfo
: iv I in will work for Ixuinl himI niiill
M Wr.rti. phy-lfUn -t. 'J, ;,,,, U)K Tillk
.i' uml nuirntfii Ilium. ;
1 i MM-.vini iiuiiiiiiiK' opikmu j
I 'int.. W. It. C. miv n hiit nml H-
... ,, ,J low cii.ti tnclul Siitliriliiy .ivmilnu. 1
I, . rillllll 01 IIUI WUIIHIOI iliui" n
Murulav inoriilliu trnln. l"""'"1
' orowii nvory nn ujuj"" . u.
If l it mii'il niitu vdil lui'l l"ttitr m i,., ruriw miiili' thirtynliu' iillnn.
hurr ri iml itulitK 1" livo! . .., ,.-lv-,i i)V xnrewi on
tfioupii in (.-ii rntinil, Ho Hhrixln. I. .' i.i...i i.,rM..v i.i.lfm
.Mnlllliiy n pun'
Mn- .n,ii I'hllllpi lft Momhiy (lulll Aloliii. Oro- Thl ,""kl"1
tnufliii . f ,r h..r fnriiuir liiiliiu ill 'tot ii.lr.1 li.nul nf mire lildOil itook thill Mr
tat'., i. .. i i... hi ml. ihu roil II IV llli
l-'nr !. . t!,. (.1,1 ChrlHtlnii Cliurrh ",l,n,,fc
Wat
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I'Ullilin, I'uHMmhldii i-iiu hi- hulil hy
April . ,s,.n Uuv. JiMin.
VISIT
C L O U G II
Win ii you want nuylliiiiK
kept in a I'lUST CLASS
Drug Store
I le tilso keeps
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
FOR EVERY FUPIL
C LOUGH
Drugi(Ut and Book Seller
y
I'ny your tiun with n rlii-rli " '"'
h-iiik. lti morn ronvoiiiniii "i
fiii'tury in 'I'" cnlloBlor n woll ii
yoiinolf. '1'illiiiiiook County lhink.
Wl.atuvir you huy from otli.-rn,
...I ui...ll lllll Ir'it lllVlTH hit HUll'
Wlll'l. J - - til
!IM1 ,.,.1 vourS. C. W. I...Klin. .hli-koi.
i.in.1 iMllm. Ku......r iluoh .: rm
!.. IliirrUon. Uoth UIihIh nt l.0
M)r K.ttli.K. Aililnw J.w. llMrrison,
I (iiirllinlili.
Coiiori.to n.nRtrtu-tlon I nmko n npi'.
!ty of rilili'WMlk, hlni'M mid i-ophiK.
I wmil your work i;ot my "Kim. All
lworkHlrlrtlyi:u..n...lml. A.T. Dot."..
' John MliU-r who h.m Leon In tin.
ri.Ht.iun.nt IhihIiiuhh lu liny Uly. I'"
who him homioutlu i-oriui. .. .. .
,,, w. In Iho city WiMlni.mluy.
Ho will return to I'ortlwul mh nmi.il n
thuro for n month or more nftur which
h W return to Huy City un.l K"I'
onmiK" ii tho bnkory m.-l roHtuunint
hUHlnuH.
li for tho nulu of thotoro hull.1 I
Iccu Id by IH.U A-Uonoy. UW.
Hhuukl bo In t onco. A.l.lrom S, A.
Hromlhoml, Soeret try.
Cholo bnlml Tlmolhy lf,(K) mr Inn
In earlowl Idia. I'mmy .irhink nood
IKidilftna, ir. r tn. por 10) lh. f. . I,
er, Kotniiiitr, llittikt, Oru.
J. C. CarlUhj of I'ortliiinl uml Hun
V of Tn DnIIim, witni nilnmnok
iHitliioa vtnllor the flrnt of tlin 'vend.
Mr. Cwrltnl l i.lrnmly liitoriMitml In
'l1llifiiiV City roMy mM Mr. Woll.
UnnkltiK ovr tho MMinly with th.
tntoiiLlmi of hiiyliic ii rniw-li.
J. II. IVrkln U now Imllilliu' on hU
lirwjMjrly which ho rocnntly Mirlm''il
from AlUirmty llolmoa, n flnn auveii
rwnn, two atory eottnijit. It will bo
Hiilp(Kil with all nnlorn eonvimluncnn
ami will nxt In tho finlithlMirtHxril of
W,(00. Mr. Krako haa tho enntrnet
for tlm itiKthm of tlm hull.llnK.
Mr. C. M. Vlilltn wlalm to Umiik
hnr tiiMny frl'inl who o klmlly r
filKlillMuml hur ami cant tl.olr votm for
Iwr In tlm -iKilMr la.JI.. prlxo rouUal
lUly roinliiftp.! by thu (Jrainl liailcr
Uim ami iho Mar Thi'MtPf, Mra. Vt.
fin rocitiviKl tho urt'iniil prltc w'nlrli wm
bcnullful IW.00 nown.
On WMlniy evening mcmlxira of
thn (Sloannr iiIhJ lluntlrra clnam-a of
tho M. ' Church met at Iho homo of
A. II. Hukt anil ihi'n: rnjoycil n pli-na-nnl
April I'oul parly. A firm lunch
u at rvrl and the yiniiiK folkt hail a
aplniMtlil limn with thotr April Fool
JoV,rk. Tliorr wuri' twrittyyrvrn pro-
rill.
On Thurwlay nvonlnt: a croup of
K'lrlt plnaaantly mrprltiil MUa Vcrnn
i'hilll at hnr hi)in. CariJt ami munlc
ftlll thn pvoni. i'. The KirU wro
Mlttn Mat In llolilcii, lle-Ior Cati', Nil'
lu (?, Nolho (iaylor.l, Uorlruilu Kb
lotpr nial liltio Crane.
riii' Kmbioiilnry Club mt-t Saturday
with Mm." I(ui:r. Mm. Anlhut ami
Ml l.llllan Iduyr Kavn trvrral piano
aticttont. ItrfirsliinriiU nop arrvo-1.
Thn inriiilrr prctctil wi'fo M. mlHinon
i'hlllw, WiMilfo, Williumt, Junklna,
Stllln rll, .Snih;r ami ltuKT. Mr.
Anlhua wa an Invitiil t:ui-itt
BIG VALUES IN
REAL ESTATE
5 ACRES Adjnccnt to Tilln-
uiooli, nil clt-nivd and tinder
plow, modern f room lain
altw, lare barn, chicken
house, woodshed, walking
ditance of Tillamook,
$4,850.
25 ACRES All bottom land
and cleared except about
'J acres of timber; 10 cows,
Imrse, harness and wnjjon,
and milk cans, on thcTrask
River, $9,000. Terms.
39 1-2 ACRES Bottom land,
10 cows, all implements,
Terms. $8,500.
1-2 ACRES All bottom
land, all cleared, fair im
provements, near Tilla
mook, for quick sale.
Terms. Price, $1,750.
1-2 ACRES On Traslc
Kiver. small house and
barn, $t,200.
2 1-2 ACRES I'nimproved,
on Trask River, $800.
SNAP BUY
Six-room modern house on
L'ud Ave., $f,350. Term.s.
Six-room house, east side.
$")() cash, balance on
monthly payments at
$rj.r()each. Price $,250.
Three-room house, $500.
Terms.
Choice vacant residence lots
Two lots in block !.).
$50 each; two lots in
block 1 L', $200 each; one
choice corner. Sth and 2nd,
$700; one corner lot, Still
well and Oth, $700; two
lots on the corner of kh
and (th, $J,200; one cor
tier lot opposite Christian
Church, $J0 per mouth.
Fou 8a hit Hv
A. C. EVERSON
Land and Mhkciiandisu
Hkokhk
Buys, Sells and Exchanges
215 Tillamook Bldg,
Vntl l.utl, who In worklnii "t Hrlijh
t'ln, aponl a fnw ily Hi flrnt of Iho
witnk with hl fnmlly horo.
J. II. Silver, tho mommiittit mnn who
l.iu bflon muklitK thin lurrltory for tho
pnat llvo yoara, hi ht the 'IVnl hotol.
Mra. Hrocloii ami Minn Kiln McCor.l
mirk i-Mturtalnoil il,,- Hirtlwlay Club on
Wt-ilriowlny,, Mnrr- aflth nt thw homo1
of Mra, lli.-.iji.ri. KimIIi work hii1 con-'
vcrnNtWiti iwrujilml tho two plouamit
hoori until ilxlirloii. rvfrmhrni'fiU wcro
Mfl. Th-r wuru ti'ventiion rncm
bora pr-Mnl, MefMhimwi Arthur Mui, '
Win. MmawoII, Jih llruiilcii, Jeir
llwrria. Karn.-at Knlhl, Knink llontrr. '
Chan. Kufiu. Alborl Miirolf, Wm. iM
lity, Jin I'niiKboni, 0mr Tlltlo, Jo.t
Durrnr. Jfk H.ipp. Kono (,'rawfofil, '
Vornor Hoklun, Cnwr Sweiful wl
MUi lilln MrCnrmack. Mowlomi'B .
Hhcpanl ami Kriink l'iiKlirri !
w,.fi- IhviUmI i;uwita. Thu noxt moot-,
Ifu; will l hnld at Mra. Jolf llarrU on!
April tllh. j
'Hin fiopnlnr laillo prUo contoat
whirh hua hci-ii wmilurtoii by tlm (iraml ,
l-ailiT trn anl whlrh wn t'lnnliintiil
at tin- Stnf Thonlrc hint nU;hl rnxullwl .
n follows : I'iral prUc, illiimonii rlntr. '
ItHby Amliraon; ecoml prli, tWhW,
K'own, Mra. C. M. Vhlolo; llilnl prUc, 1
7C.liO nown. Mra. I'rank lUiodo : '
fourth prlir. 176 0 nown, Mlm. Ilnwl'
WiKilfr. Tho aat thri; ImlU-a m-n- '
tlontii ran very dom-lv, there not be- J
In ovof 60 vnt iJilfcrcricc between !
thoin. I
i
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS. i
On Monday rvenlni; the Cimmerrihl '
CMt met In 5ktcIhI Hoaaion nnd received
nomlnatlonH fur tb: election of olllccr
for the ontulni; yonr, the election Vo
take phiee on the ovonlnn of April 13.
iiie I'liiowini; nominnllons were
madi r
For President: F. C. Ilaker, H. C.
Umli, C. I. CIoukIi.
For firat Vice l'reiiidcntr John
tlaml llnndorntm.
Fur fcroml, thin), fouith nml flfth
Vice I'renldenla : ltutol Hawkins. F.
II. Hurmlon. F. A. Hove, Wm. It. Hoy.
For Secretary: M. J, Clnucn, Wm.
Spnldltin.
For Trcaurr : Wm. G. Tail.
For JDireclor : Cup. Gront, Dr.
Kcrron. Irn Smith, W. G. Dwli;ht. H.
C. l.uinb, F. D. SmalL
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
MAKES IMPROVEMENTS.
S. Viercck ha recently Inatnlled n
fine new oven at Inn Hnkory. The new
oven in modurn, n.i contniim all the
latcat device for conking.
It cost r.Ujut SIMM, which together
with other improvement, such u.i en-Inri-iin;
hi hiikery room and rcnrrnnK
iiiK hi appliance, miiko nn expendi
ture of ome $3,lKK).
DAIRYMEN RECEIVE MILK CHECKS
Cnrl Htiberlnch shy that nil tho fact
ories he represent luve now paid
their patron for nil milk . delh'ured up
to the first of .Mured, with the ecc
llon of the Oretown factory. The
Oretown cheese did not el out to Port
bind until quite lute.
Wisconsin cheese In still Felling nt
HI cents, while the Tillamook market
m Id eentH Porthind or lfJ cent Tilhi
mook. All cheese in sold that i mnde
to Murrh l.'itli.
Look tn N'our I'ltimhiiivc. I
You know what hiippena in house'
in which the pltimhinK is In pour con- J
con iilion -everybody in the h'.unc is'
liable to contnu't tynhoid or othei fev
or. Tho digestive nriinrni perform the
sumo functions in the human body
tho plumbing doe for iho house, nr l
they Hhoiitd be kept in first elas.i con
dition all the time. If ui 'uise ar.
trouble with your digestion tukv
I'hiiinliorh.in's Tablets nml you are cer
tain lo Kl't Mu'c'5 relief. For anle bv
all dealers.
NOW CHRONIC COUGHS
i
Arc Being Cured by Vinol.
Did you ever courIj for a inoniUT
Thou JuBt think how dlstrnsalnK It
must ho lo hnvo n couRh hanc on for
three uumllis.
Mrs. Mnrla Prlmros of S7 Nowolt
Blreot, UriHiklyn, N. Y., nays: "1 had
n vary heavy cold which Bottled Into
n chronic cough, which kept mo
uwaUo nlRhta for fully three months,
nml felt tired nil tho tlmo because my
roat wna broken bo much. Tlo effect
of ttikliiK your cod liver and Iron rem
edy, Vlnol, Is that my courH la gone.
1 can now got a good night's reat, and
I fool much Btrongur In ovory way."
It Is tho combined action of tho
medicinal element, cods' livers, aided
hy tho blood-mnkliiK nml Btrongth
crentliig properties of tonlo Iron which
iiiakeB Vlnol ho efflolont In curlnB
chronlo coughs, colds and hrouehltla
at tho Bnmu tlmo building up tho
woalionol, run-down system. I
Try a bottle of Vlnol, with tho un
derstanding that your money will
bo roturnoJ If It does not help you.
Qhas. I. dough, Co. Druggists, '
Tillamook, Oregon,
50 Gold Homl Trading Stumps with
ouch cash subscription to tho Heruld.
H or Sale or JTrade For Tilla
mook Oitv or Countv Property
. I Two b ta In Hone (.fly Park, Portlind, rme hhwk
from atreut mr.
Nit. 2 Three loU In Unlvcmlty I'nrk, PortUry', three
blocks from atreot cnr.
No. 3 Two lot in Kii'me City, one block from street cnr
nnd fiur blik from the Mitch School, Crnt;iu
Litimry nmJ Stte Unlvernlty Krouwla.
No. 4 '"if) neri- of wheat lurid in Morrow Oiunty, nil un
der rnUiVHtion, in kwI whpt belt.
No O One lot find fine remiJence In ix-nt residence part of
Knn J'm Ciil., ft Bhort llx-ka from the High
Srhxil nnd Htnte Nonml School, nwl two short
block from three direct car line.
At! thn Ahovo Witt Iratla For Tillamook Oily or County
Profjarty,.M
P. W. TODD, - - Tillamook, Oregon
SIDNKY 1L IIJiNDHK'SON
J'rmi'tiitf
SurvryorJ
JOHN LELAHD HENDERSON
Srr'ij-Trcog.
Attorney it Law ind NoUry Public
TIL!, A HOOK
ITITJK A JX A JWril VlT
COMPACT
liNCDKI'OIIATIlDi
LAW : ABSTRACTS : RI-AL HSTATIi
SURVI-VING : INSl'RANCIi
IWh Phoofj
Tillamook, Oregon
First Class Tin Shop
Tin, Copper and Sheet Metal Work,
Plumbing and Genera! Repairing
Tillamook Sheet Metal Works
GKUCNNLWVALD & KOHIiHACH, Props.
Next Doer to Tiiiamook Bakery
PRESCRIPTIONS
we: can fill
NO MATTER ON WHOSE PAPER IT
15 WRITTEN, WE CAN FILL IT
No Substitution. Latest Methods. Just
What t! e Doctor Orders. Prices Lowest.
II 7: ir.lAT YOCR IWSIXIZSS
Tillamook Drug Store:
KOCH Si. HILL
E. E. KOCH. Ph. G.
Phone .P1 . '-Mam t A Doors North of Postoffice
iNiutuai i
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Money Back if Not Satisfactory
"I would rather
sell yoa a Studebaher
7)
When your dealer tells you ihat you know
he's honest. ,
He may hrtve cheaper wagons in stock, but he
knows the Studebaker is the best.
And so do you.
He wants to give such good wagon value
that you will come back and demand a buggy
made by the same people.
Studebakera have been building wagons for sixty
years nnd they hnvo won the confidence of dealer nnd
farmer by building not the cheapest but the Ust
wagons. v
Whether you live in city, town or country, there s
n Studebaker to fit your needs. Farm wagons, trucks,
business and delivery wagons, surreys, buggies and
runabouts, with harness for each of the same high
quality as Studebaker vehicles.
Stc our Dealer or wrtlt iu.
STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind.
NEW VOHK CHICAGO DAIXAS KANSAS CITY DENVER
MINNEAPOLIS SAljt LAKB CITY SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND, ORE.