Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934, December 30, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf t . 0C1I lHVUMIIIUil A r;uii mtf thinner. I.. t lil n.lr U. Mn.t lllir,.!., hnhi U III Portland UtU ill, f (.mihnldl wn n Htct lain I it t to T, II. tioyne'. Mm (llMilll t. iiI i-f hxwImk tlmm. Cull Mrs, J(. I'liono 21 W. n'li, I ii Irlinr fur ewur ami . rV Mutual phntw. I' twcy u Ixton rMling r A l.'flft till I. a few nrt ela farm morl- X,' am.. I unl Hank. l, a of llriiver WS n Tlllil- ,, , Vlnt'if Monday. iv wniiu ytwr work wi ,v- ,iMra H.iittW, I' IloUoiilif CaMtwMI Wat hnpiwr tm Moods), l-ait mi tint tln turn) I If. I National Hank. I .. i - i HMVII wn 1 W ITT I fl'u week with Id. brflthtiM ..1. I . I.. -i r - - - - ami i4V)r Mr altO wwxl far wf JuMnoli y lht III ta til Imj r'ily fur Out County It J ' A i'l h. it, rKtmntttg wiUU f.r M Kmjulw of VlrKtt frank ltiw. I. ic J Honor at Iho Old ivi-ln-ll, iiwy mo Wo -o f.'f I ho ttmttoy. M Uy wan(c Kati. Jel I ti'r rnit. Mwiwer irfnrr I, . II.. flit. IlllMtnnt. M Kuntnpft uf Mooter, at- t - Ma.ohlf Imttaltatton holil t Saturday 'Voiilht'. Mt"l It, Terry, tcaclnsr af S i ,t!. iwhjIIi uf luwn. a B bupjwt Monday, iil .f i urn in Mftxwir build- in t Huitabtp far two nlf(? ltl.tJ ('r '" M,U"M,,' W,Br,M ,IMV" '"""""I H'elr col- ' l'K studlt; to llmlr homo In (iiirllmMI ICm Ctly uf Wliimlur, ullijicU-.l hi "I"""1 'I'" Xinnn vncdtlyn wild lliolr MiiMlt liLtnllhtltui ,t(1 ,, i Kiitur- l"i't'. Ml M. MIIImi in (.irol i.t Mm OM KinUli Kiirlirn I.miiinm l)ru Atom l tint plhcii to kjI hI ftMHl, til tittiKoimlilii irli''. Mlm (Jrett llii- 0. A. (J. iiml her lirotliur itt tliu IJ. of 0, Hoth niu wiill known linro. 'Mm ti'iirliiTd In lint Jornl ncliool livo nil Inft for Hie WlllMinuttu Vnlley to ii"inl tlin tiiillilnv Min I i.nr. ti,.. IllHiliminti. wlm U nrlt.nl llhl la l.l I.... 1..,. t .. W..WI I.. . .1 III. i . . ' hi. mi iii'lll'J in PILMIIIII- i... l i i i i ' ' "lM,l- vllltt, mihI MIm ClnrVtt kmiihIii thu VIICII- lnK tin. hvlliUyn N( (ha ),w l. t will, ,or vml t Hl,n,n. MIh 'Mini will , n Hrn,Hl iIhimu nl tliu V,'r,m W1h ninl Ml. thl Wooil 0nrn Hitiii Tlllwiinyik, Nttw Ynnt ,",v" l" Allmny. wlmro limy will Viln.Uy uvnniui;, l)c. ait. j v,11 IMr. ox-!rlncl)iil of tint Mr ami Mia u. -i.,i. ..I 'MHi'ioook nrliouU, mid mi tinclu of .nr, mm ,Mr. ,,uk A. tkliultx will m(m ti.,,.,,11,, VHtMilHin Mr. mtd hUt. Mwnr A. 8lmlt nm Mm. W. I)uth..r m.. "!" Invltjillonn Uiuetl Vwr' day, i ' ,. , ,, .., youni-r pooiilit iiml wild Imr lit Urn ruit- llowm.1 l)rw, MM (Jrnt)a Wwttf. ,c .unllo ll nlKht nml roW.mUrf tl. I'rmwji ll.ptw nml ML, ,,rt 1HWWm , flU mll1()r A ff)8 iJITd "l V'MW f '"ll.tlmi.prll Urn f Xirtni Uftt, whon uneli rmcmlir- TImwo inlnrior IteorMt!ni I M jy ' f1 Kirk. Aftur Urn tlUlrlhii BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON 'I'lin-n tvirloiKJn of ClirlMlmiiH Irctig linvti Iiimiii Hhljipitl from MolAlIn to l.on Anut'lr 7rf" vtfirtt i U 10 f-jt lilltli mill HtrU f:r (iirrlftl 1200 Iri-f Tim flriit rHrirmil of liroomcorn vir riiiMMHi out of JtHsfjiriliif r;iinty wtiit to Adlilmitt, wlmro It will U infinufnc (ur'l Into liroomn. I't-tltloiiH nro Itt'liiK rilr:ltl nt Mt dford for Km ricll of Mnyor I'ur din mill vvwry iiiuiiilmr of tint ally council Mcfvuiily-fivq c1lliin of Mr.Mliin vlllit, who Imvi) orgulr.wl n military eoii!iny, Mrt to l inmlo iwrt of tlu nntlomil nrd liy onlor of Adjutant Myrlm ImmU n KiMflly riuniHar of (Jannrftl 11iir. Clilxenti of ()rnnt I'mkh inlopicd r olulloti chIIIuk on tJio count) fujrt to hdijmI (lit C mlH nil Ux lt y .i , to tint oily of CrwitB I'im, Uu- ot,jc' bflliB lo wt tliu city 107.000 Tliomftx It. 8hnr)i1iui. tx on xi'tt ueh n iiiliiUti nml mHjr liaiiKtni: ,lon of I'l"""""" Knm mihI rofnuli- of il.c. nrt National tinnk of Ilvef itwim . v. s, KHn ,. it. Orilnm mil M llurolil aiUcc will rticwlvg prompt aiiciuiuii. Mall plwnu 17. Por Jlslo: I'metrfally imw lloiu mint; ton IVI" wrltvr, prle tf..(W. i0 tlown flinl Kir iiwnili, to r.i)n. ttilt puny. V. Vnn (irvn, lliu 1 10, TUlnmook. It. J. Kofli. of Union, On., i vl.li. I Bl tltif IWttlH of hU M0 I- K Willi. Mr, Koli I nl ttnjityliij; vtnit with ltr inatlmr Mr. Jnliri Dlek nvl .utom Ituvriitm nml Snli'nn Dick of I'lir'lnixl. 'Hid Wauum Itrliof Corim met in I. U. 0. K. hull Snliri)tiv nflfrxtofi. Utiv pbimIIiUIu, M. Itclo Julimuiii wn lnltlnlr.1. Hnxi imun,. will Im hold Jan, 10, wht InoUlUtiuti of tilllct'M w iki plnee fulk wi by a lMriiit, for nil iiioinuorn nml thoir fnnilllBji. Itfv. WoUr, (Muitor uf Uio ,M. K. Clmrfh. nml Krud J. I'onl neeompmi I ll hy hIpvuh mamlM'ni of tint KnluliW I of Mr UhkIUiii, mt order rocontly or I cmtUnl aiiiufti; Uh' ly of llio Muth- ollil .Sun-lay HhtHl, hi kill to N'uUrU on Mitmlay, rottirnint; the uamo tlay. Tlioy lo Mnwll I'fcrk, frtun which wint thoy nw many itca lion nml had rl tIMI V'lllW llf HrtVvml ft tl I f 11 nl nctl. -MHUJi Kllthm will rv,Th0Utf,nnJ , lc ,rt, ,nucl. unit fifc-iii, muni HK"i. I ol Mr. ami ti (pj.Mlt tr' t l)r VVpiKlt K)()Srla UU KiU k'tatnr any lylp. At rumionnlilo r ytrutj. Ami alltirnn wun tlto I) ml i I ivcii ai ma upfa iiifinn Bl til l lit 1. . ..1 . ....tJ. I t iirrixr, wno IP a utuiiv hi rr v of t)rifn. vlltl at i. . . ... i t lurinu tint pat wrck .... M . t r oi .linio vn, ti. a. jiiupi way, fr ault on tint X'rJn l" lr of IttxJKaway. Jou ClI II Ikl Blul tiflAIJ UV JU1IICU tirarl, lain of Vancmivpr wit Uio liolcl IiUIikii III Itay MitM.. Ill'.tV lllH ItrtIV IVIinilllll atcly cmturlol by t. A. iwtmty frlfitdit of Carl llntuir- I . I . . ... Ik. I ir mill a jiitaitniii nuriirirv ii-i thr mriiiion blni; hi thirty- I'irlhilay, Mr frttihtnont 'irn and umiii'a nml ulhrr iimtuo- I'Tii lllltVM.I Illnrkbiirn of llliilmi, t-'anio to . ... .. .. ii.. 1....1-...1 ..... t I.. il... LiL uf ii li.iri. I - .1 -...I I.I- , k .1 . ... I Ik. .lilllli HIHII t I (l,l rl I . . 1 11. nmi'il I hit Imiirril tiinnhtr following ninrrlnuo llroncutt n 'at. ly Umipil : B. II. Kork Im Wnlili Hutu nku: ICtlwiinl l ,.!" .....I ., I'M...... TiIIhmiimiW . llurriiiKlim and" nrn Hl',n l. . . . i . . . . i i iiiri .mv.i r-J f . i i ... YV .' .T . . IMJ J . (Ml 1 1 'M1 1 j "iim t.S l . I LtB . . I... I iv i.iuiiri' for any old Hot Water Bottle ou buy n two-year- ranteed Bottle. $2.00 or more. t -vi 1 llf.. i lie tm take the risk Kdling old stock, I 1 1 1 tl il imr 1111 1 in I. CLOUGH CO. I.ati cvriilm; tlm honw Mr. (tVo. A. hlmuinl wa tin; nconti of a vitry p!rannt uncial nvnnt. Tint x-calun wn a party kIvihi by Mr. mid Mm. Bdmuttd In honor of their iilt'Cu the MImij MhIxiI and Oraeu IvItnuinU ot I'af Ific City, who until a fnw yrarn aifo wnro mlilcnl of this city. About fifty yoiinc frit nd wrro prrtcnt and tbo rvcnlmt w very cnjoyobly apent amid garnet and mutilc. Mc Bd mund and Hurk miili'rtiih' tnimu very meo vtK'at miIuk. liofrrnhmrnln wero norvinl mid a uplondid lime la rcportctl by all who wore prcnent. Of Intoroat lo t-vry eominiinlty in Uio Columbia batiin in !lio coining llf'.h annual moutint; of Ihu Columbiu nml Snnku Hivor Wiuorwtiy Aaaocintbot which will be held In l'nrlliind April I3 H, lUll. Mm rorlland Cluimher of fommtircn In ltacklnir the movement ami il i nxpofteil tin? coining couven lion u'ill uclliMe till ulhiTi In the nuin Ixtr of deluk'ntiM ntnloiiililisl iin.l in the tnH)rtwnce of Urn uubjectii dlcual. Wullnee K. .Slrtible, nmnncer of the wnnmurclnl club nl l.ttwlMon, Idaho, will devoto time I nun Jiiminry llmt lo the dnte of the nieelliiK to viitU Inic fill" I" Columbiu Vnlloy nml in nrounlnt; Inlcrent in u tiiibjurt which In of Mich vitnl intoroHt to the entire Norlhweit. THE GIRL FROM THE GOLDEN WEST (I whiff to tbu mimerou.i renun.ita of the peorU' who v'ito unnlile to Kiiin ml miiMllHB wn'i Uio pl.iv win hint pro- ' .i.-ited, "Tin' (ilrl troin lliu iiouion 1 U'ortl" will Ifl ropiiittid nt tho Slur rhontro hy the Drmnnlic Cluh, nii?hU, Friday nml Siittirdny Jan. Hand 10. The prico of iidmiHsion will bu Iho minui. 'il nml 'Me. SenU mnv bo ro.terv t.(l a week In ndvanco without uxtra clwi'Ki! and the font will bo held until ulttht o'clo k the nltjht of the show. Tint box olllco will ho open Mon. Jan. ftth and every day until tho nik'lit of the Hhnw from H to & and 7 to U p. in. wnon HimlM may liu reserved for either nijht. This tit dime to enable thimo to Hucurc Hcatu who eould not Bee the hIiow Iio foru. A number of Hpeo.laltli'H will bo 1tmduVe1l thrmiKli tho play, and nuw pHturOH botwui'ii ihn acU. Uemrmbor noVallH, a continuoua performance, Jan. Old nml 10th. At tho Star Theatre. BAY CITY NEWS ITEMS From Bxalulnur: FrimclH Provoat former publisher of tho HKHininrr, returned to his homo In thlrt city last Tuesday. Mr. Provost Is tnkliiK tho medical course at tho U. of 0. and will return to his studios after thu holidays. Word hoa been recolved imnouncInR tho birth of a dauifliter to Mr. mid Mrs. William I'ottoys,' formorly of this city. Mr. Pottoys is principal of uw neu- tiiniilt prtnlomlnntoil till n late hour, hut, wiib tiidlclttl hy thf Iijuirlr county (-.rand Jury for obmlnltiK W" hy lt irt'inao, nml for forgco J. I), mown, of Arllnslon, hn bt- n chuwm to Hiiccfttd Arthur V. Swift, ol llM L Ur u ...... I. n .1... ! l.l I'l... .!,-... II I..I... f.t-l (......,..,. . wl-su.i -iivig. rfiiini r.ricKmtn i i,,.il,,Mul nori nuinmy wcro rurmwei for a WHEELER NEWS Prom Ueirtcr Union of 1 UVillMUUMI CC LUU unu fU HlU lf.f UI..M jmrl.Hl of alx month, by the City j VxV ,)r0w, of Crlion. hm. h.-,n luucll la,t PrliUy evening. , , ,,, w Mt3nr ('tomtit nml Hoodie nre innk- horn catilf nt tho liitflrnnlloiuil live Inif uxctilmit piottrem In their IuIcIiik : ttock nhow nt CIiIchko. The exhlhli ! operatloiw, havlni: iiiovmI wImjiii 1,000 j In tho larRrnt In Iho ahow. ; ynrda of din during the paat week. j In tint tiui neanou the Kovernmont I Mrt. K. I.. Itoctor ami MU Minnie crulnod 260.000 ncnts ot timber- j Whcflor enlPitalnod a few frlnml nt 'n'1 rtr'i of Ort-Kon. The ! five humlretl, UhiUlmait ovenlni: nt the wf1' done In mntiiro bIt, with I Hector Hole). 1 tho vIpw of xoIIIiik the timber lo Iok ' II. W. Kloln. J, VV. Tohl and O. A. ! B,MB co,"lt',"- : Whllf left for P.irtlaml Momiay where I Jck,, "ol vMtFti V : tl... fnrmt,,- will n...i..u.r .... i.i- I t'irtom fon-rt fire In the past h0m.tad in Co,!' Vnlloy, Inifore ' "Ma0n' ,hw C0llnK I ItPKintor II. P. HlRby, at tho U. S. Land olllrc. Mr. and Mr. Ilranner enterlMlned n few friwmU ChrUtmu- Pvn. A Chrint tniu Iron, mxl jolly old .Santu Clau were the principal featuron of enter InlnmenL, Tho KUeti were Mr. nml Mm. athurit, Dr. nd Mm. Hamilton nn4 on Burl, Mr. Zimmerman, Ralph lireniior, Mr. IVtnrum, Kkln Archi bald. Mr. nml Mm. Cnthor of Port land wore nlo KikWt.i. J. J. StK-ncer was tho recipient of n lialf 11 cent tin acre for the timber j holdings outtildo the Rovurnmeut re I ncrvt'ii. A mtttitlm; of 100 dnlrymon wag held 1 at Koritfil Crovo to iIIicum coiidltions , In Ktmernl. Dr. Jannw Wlthycomhe, 1 hAt) of the (txpcrtinentnl station nt forvallltt, uioku of hrcodlns of tin tlalry herdtj. President Wilson has Krnnlod n pnr dou to Hnrry Hedford, convicted at Portland hint xprliiK on n chnrijo of tn I; I n i: liquor Into the Umatilla Indian rottitrvntlon nml fcontoncod to CO days hnndtom' ChrUlmns clft from Fred i In Jnll nml to pay a fine of $100. HniW, former third mate on tho ill- The petition of the Klamath sports- fated Mlml. 111 the form of a minti-1 men's association tiKnlriEt tho closing ture hand carve likenens of the vessel j of SpniRiio nnd Williamson rivers to palnlod In exquisite colors, with the company's llau n well as the German rotors and mountetl on a lurk'e U. S. IU which Is 11 No made of hurt! maple nnd painted with a raited starry Mold of blue. It took: Mr. Ilnce six weeks to make It plcee by piece nml ho cer- losglnK operations lifts reached Wash ington nnd been presunlcd 10 Secre tory lanit by the Oregon dok'Kiition. One hundroil ami ninety-four re cruits in three mouths' time Is the rtcord mHde by the Oregon national Kunrtl In n cnmpatRii to fill up nil tiilnly did ttxcelletil work. Il is worth j companies of the guard to wni CoIiik to nee. Mr. Spencer Ink us 11 1 strength In the lace of tho present (iellnlit In shnwlntr it to visitor!, o 1 Mexican stttintlou. don't hositalu askini; him for the privi- j Sample of the first sheet of pulp lo,;c. j over madfi from yellow fir, and this ' from mill wnm, hnve been received After an illness of two month?. Mnr- Governor West from C. A. Smith tin Hart, one of Wheeler's prominent 0( tho C. A. Smith l.ogelng company, cltlftttnii, iIuhI I ant Tuesday evening. 1 hicli hns built n pulp mill In connec- llehad been actively engngod in the tj0 w 1 1 1 1 the company's big plant nt livery business with his brother Frml 1 Mnrnhflold. Hart, In Wheeler fur the past year and Poultry produces more wealth for took n grout interest In things that j oreson annually than don fruit. It pertained lo the uphulldirg and growth of Wheel jr, having also served as coiiurilmiiii for several months, suc ceeding the Into B. I.. Hector in this capacity. Durim; ids stay with us he has pro ven himelf to be honorable nnd up right in his hu tines dealings with everyone. He was hold in high esteem by all thoie who knew him ami in his death the community hns lost a pro gressive nnd worthy citizen. Ho lonvos two brothers and u sister to mourn his missing, Frank Hurt of New York nnd Fred Hart of this place nnd Mrs. Christine llnston of Clove laud, Ohio. Funeral services will bo hold Friday morning nt 10 o'clock at tho F. U. of A. cemetery whore tho remains will be laid to rest. CLOVGKDALU Nl:VS From Courier: Harrison llooth mid wife, of Tillam ook, weroguestsof their daughter, Mrs. Istur Uay, at Oretown a few days this week. Miss huclle George is hem:' from I r Portland school to upend tho Christmas holidays. ' Ed Wnrthington and C. A. Smith returned today from a short business trip to Corvnllis. A tidal wave occurred Tuesday nnd is reported that at onu time tho wntor completely covored tliu snndspit in front of Pacific City. Miss Uuth Owen who is touching- at Wheoler, and hor sister, Mls Ava, who is attending school at Portland, came homo to spend tho holidays. N. N. Kirby and his wlfo loft last Saturday for n tun days vfsit In tho north end of tho county. Mac Mattnon Is making choose during1 his absence, I'lio Christmas tree ami) entertain ment Riven in tho church was as usual well nttendod. Tho pwruni ennfp pro luce half as much as wheat, three times as much us wool, one and. n half tlnien ns much as hops, CO per cent as much ns hay, twice as much as oats, nnrt G per cent of tho total ngrlcultuml wealth of the statu. J. II. Ackerman, president of the normal school at Monmouth, who heads the weUrru stale teachers' ns soclnllon, hns prepared the program for Its session at Salem Incumber 22 to L'4. The big event of tho secslou will he the nddruss of Dr. M. O. O'Shea of Wisconsin. Deputy Sealer of Weights nnd Measures Iluchtel has been notified that In various parts of the state eords of wood containing less than 12S ruble feet, the number required by law, nro being sold, and has in utruoted the county bealors to make Investigations. That State Senator McColloch has no legal right to serve as attorney for tbo corporation depart incut and the state Industrial commission, wns the statement mnde by Attorney-General Crawford, who, In an opinion, ndvlsed Stato Treasurer Kay not to honor war rants for $150 a mouth its remunera tion for Mr, McColloch's services. Governor West has announced that ho will nsk the next legislature to upproprlato $SC&S.3(. a deficiency In the uinount expended for tho trans portation of Union and Confedernto vetornns to tho celebration of tho COth nnnlvorsary of tho battle of Gettys burg. This amount is owed the O.-W. H. & N. company, and tho original appropriation, of 5000 has been ex hausted. With tho hopo of ollmlnatlne somo of tho 22 saloons of Tho Dalles and providing for strict regulation of the places where drink la dispensed, the city council passed a rigid ordinance which will become offoctlvo Jnnuary I, 1D14. Open fronts nre required In nil saloons, making the bars nnd all pernons Inside vlslblo from tho side walk. The amount of the annual 11 moiit school at Porll tud and is tho son rialiiR drills, dluUiguo ami aonRs by CI,I1BI, whcj, saloonkeepers shall pay tt. .....1 M W II. Pettuvs of this tho children, was apienumiy ronuereu Waa rnlseU from soo 10 jiutiu. ALEX. M'NAIR & CO. iJJBilBItA.l, IIAKBWAIE KITCHEN RANGES and NESTING STOVES Sue Us for Prices BeforcJOrdeririB Elsewhere Hand Made Logger From French and Domestic Kip Tho Curren Green CALL ON A. A. PENNINGTON exclusive agent For Fine Merchant Tailoring LliJWea Iw'ha nd lelT- fT 1GEKTS' FURNISHING GOODS AND RAIN COATS We have the agency for tho Popular World'i Star Hosiery and Underwear "THE KIND THAT WEARS" Also (be NU BONE Corsets liiz. (Jive Usa CMZZUZZI J. WM. ED WALL MEN'S AND LADIES' TAILOR l-orncr Start hi .Masonic Bltljf- Tillamook, Ore. wit DELSMAN & DOLAN GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTORS Sidewalks, Floors, Foundations, Chimneys, Building Blocks, Brick, Etc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED OFFICE AT CEMENT BLOCK FACTORY COR. 2ND AVE. EAST AND 6TH ST. BOTH PHONES. Office Ground Floor Todd Hotel .(With Uoulik Wathon) Both Ffcoaes: Bell 53 J; Mutual P. O. Box 147 Abstracts on Short Notice byCthe Pacific Abstract Co. L V. EBERHARDT, Manager Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records of Tillamook County, Oregon TILLAMOOK, OREGON F. S. Ford F. J. Ford Painters and Paper Hangers Interior Decorators PRICES RIGHT, WORK GUARANTEED. Give Us a Call, Bell Phone J 7. fiappy new Vcar to! All We Sthnnkjfall of our patrons and customers who have helped us to build up such a fgood business. "Our Motto: "Satisfaction Guaranteed E2 or Money 'Refunded. ' ' Hope to see you all again next year also your friends. , TILLAMOOK DRUG STORE Ul Hill MMH and nil enjoyed thu entertainment. city.