Cbe Cmamook Rcraid
C. 6. CrombWy, Editor
Issued Civic c a Week
Entered as sts-ond -class mutter Mny 1", HMO. nt the post oilloe at Tillamook,
Orepm, under the net of Mntvh 3. ISW."
SCSCKU'TION SUM) A VKUt tN tiVNVK
Uldvcrtlsiua Watt
I ecnJ Advertisements
I'lrM Insertion. per line - $
Each subsequent insortfoti, line
.10
Heme trad Notice?
Timber Claim ...
Notice, pe-r lin
Cards of thank, per Hne
Locals, 'wr lino, first insertion
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Tl'IiSDA V
SOME EACT3 ABOUT ALCOHOL
(By Richmond P Hobsont
; i i!k v.iturc of th- pplline
l!.- ban loun d I'lH'n l'th-
,1 i..icncvi.K.u research
ts lb- tosin of she cast
V
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ol.v
t!i.;t
or t. n iciS '! eerro, twit is tne waste'
..,.1,.. ,,i v,n.,iA .. li.m ana it
".It
f Kioinsv that th in,
in i
hie . '
C Mr
life, i
Vy poison to all forms of
her
OW the VC4M
nxcm'clt'
' -iic ism" ,.:! ecrm.
in;;-: Ik ( iotiei'"ifl .is H'lsonou lt
..I! Vt .iid so v '"s Keen stated
' .".ii !t : ' ..sis
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t :iv their
I vm" 'i ..s v r i
x es: j-s in .1'
!-.wt f the worVi. i
t -r ':ir- -twe inv e!teations-led
to thr umr rvsuli an.t thev were
adlc to drj.w tip a simple scientific ter Babies Mandard Score ard rr
staterient which defines the nature sides for the examination of babies
of alcohol: ftom ft to Go months, bnt physicians
"Fact laboratory, clinical and pa-, urge that babies under twelve months
thok cic.il research has demonstrated 1 should not be brought to fairs. The
that .ilcohol is a dehydrating proto-! most popular age limit for fair eon
plasnuc poison and its use as a bevcr-! tests is from i to tS months.
aer is destructive and degenerating
t, ite hums.n organisms, its effect
upon the cells and tissues of the body
is 1' .pressing, narcotic, anaesthetic
ami therefore, therapeutically, its use
should be lir-ited and restricted in
the same way as the use of other
poisonousi drugs."
It is not necessary for me tonieht
to go into a detailed description of
the intimate that this poison has up
on all the tissues and all ie organs
and sells of the body. The most ap
palling and astounding fact that came
nss ihic c tsar Iiah &rc f t tWa
effeet wa rreatpr onon ihntr rrll.
that are associated
with evolution
that the wound inflicted upon those
tender cells is like a wound bv a hot
iron, i ou may recover from stomc
wound-, but never from the scar of
a deep burn.
.N'ow In the iuman family, evolti
tion is not along physical tines. Na
ture i; not trying to build up a race of
physical giants, but to develop those
things associated with the moral
sense. Very clearlv N'ature's purpose
is to produce a high order of men,
not only to have the power of brain
developed, but a hich conception of
justice, a true feeline of charity and
love in the hart, a noble race of men.
It was found that this poison
blights that line of evolution, no mat
ter jn what form of life.
Yon can take the vegetable king
dom, whether a beautiful flower that
has been built up in recent years, or
a wonderful vegetable, and if to the
water that you use upon it you add
some of this poison, you will find
that the further evolution of color or
form stops; and if you persist you
win ttnu that tins inxson gradually
'consumes and devours the products ; crops, to improve your livestock, to
ot past evolution, and tends to set j produce richer milk, to bake better
the plant back lo a lower stage of bread, to havc-tmorc money in the
evolution as it was when it grew j bank, why not study better babies
wild in the fields. 'hygiene to make your baby bigger
ou take the animal kingdom and and stronger, to raise the standard of
the same result will be found. A little i health in your family, to reduce drje
kittcn brought up as an alcoholic, I tor bills, to have happier children in
when it is grown will not play with your home'
a string and has no spcial interest TO MOTHERS IN GENERAL
in a mouse, and you will t'inallv wipe Do you want healthy happv babies5
out all the proccsts of evolution i ,AoulJ vou like to ee vour haLv well
since it was domesticated by man. !
tnat have developed in the kitten
The same thing applies to the dog I
fnn.:i.. t . :n t l
r-V, -, ., !,". T ,w .n.avt " ".7rc :
care lor tneir mnstf-r than wmtM n
wolf and 6,ooo years of evolution in
the dog family will be blotted out.
Give alcohol to the Indian, and in
a very short time you will turn a
peaceable Indian into a savage,
J hose who have watched the effect
f , I .1 , ,. V ,
of alcohol upon a black inan will find
It Will take an increnihle slmrt tirTif
it will take an incredible short time
to blot out all the results of evolution
since he has been in civilization and
put him on a level of cannibalism.
Take the noblest cpecimens of the
white man and watch the debilitating
effect of alcohol. A man who would
not harm an insect is turned into a
brute and he will be guilty of inhu
man acts.
You can take a man with a high
sense of honor, a man of noble ances
try, who would cut off his lmrwl In
fore he would stoop to a dishonest I
ast. nnd vou can note tin- nmrKi r,l
degeneracy until you will soon find '
vou cannot deornd minn hu u-,r,t
lie will become careless of his obliga-,
tions, his moral sense will become i
blighted and he will even be cruel to
his own flesh and blood
A record was kept, for one year, of
cases of murder in the United States
and it was found that 3,000 were
cases where men killed their own
wives while they, through alcohol,
had degenerated toward the savage
state. An appalling factl
BETTER BABIES CONTEST.
Special announcement for county
and local fairs iHSued by the Hetter
Babies Rureru of the Woman's Home
Compinion, 381 Fautth Avenue, New
York City.
Hate vou a baby in your home? If
so read this announcement.
OHJECT OF CONTEST.
The Hetter Rallies Contest is a pop
ol.ir yet scientific movement to in-
CuodAV and Friday
1 Kneh suhs-iiucnt Insertion, line
Resolutions of fondolence and
.Wi
Lodge notices, per line
.(
liinimw) .C- Professional cards. mo.
l.W
Olsidnv Advertisement, jnir inch
ALL Pisiiiay Ads must ho in this of-.
, flee on Mondity and Thursday Mornj
ing$ to tnsurv putilicnitnn in tonou
intt Tuesday and Friday issues.
.7 Reason are imperative.
UXI; 9. 101 -l.
sore hcttr1 babies and .i better race.
It i'uiiit of intermit, examining
.iin' .iwintitig prises to the children
0 four tcart or ic,. on exactly the
f bac principals that arc applied
!rt livestock shows. Mere : beauty does
nt count lhysical and mental de-
vehement only are considered. The
--nv i vwiui - -
tcr race of Americans, because it
teaches the parents how to improve
,; the physical condition of children al-
really onrn nu io proicvi mot yn
o-st tonns oftMtihorn. It arouse interest tn the
ro.ti'lv sneaking. ! conservation of child life and health
I t .it - 1- I. ... t.
md in all forms of child welfare It
ft,rsres a connecting link between par
ents and teachers, between the home
i . i . t' i .Lit i;.
n ine scicnuuc siitoy oi cnim iw-
? i -.rerence at It irorotc-s civic interest in children
in.,! t'uit ihc if - of the community
c.ntri s. in 0Kl..$SmCTlON OF KXTHIrS
i :l-.e last five ori I-npor!ant note to contest matu
gers:
The table of standards on the Het-
1st CLASS.
Best child over 6 months and under
1 year, prise Sio.co.
Best class over l year and under
2 vcars. 1st prize $1; nd $10; jrd $5
Oks over 1 and under J, 1st prue
$!-,. 3nd $10; 3rd J 5.
Class oer 3 and under 4. tst prin.
stid to; 3rd
Highest scoring boy. Better Babies
medal in bronxe.
Highest scoring girl. Better Bab
ies medal in bronse.
To the highest scoring baby. Better
B.''ICS medal in bronic.
To each first prite winner. Better
rtahies Diploma.
To each child examined in contest
Better Babies Certificate of Exami
ination. RL'LES.
Contest opened to all , babks
of Tillamook- County, bets'cn 6 mo
ind jS months.
Appointments for examination will
l. : i. M. : i. : u hi:
Ications are received.
Vie- r.( of ,inl.
, t ;n i.- ,;i,.
in ample time before the fair opens
s -. iifiiNti-fii s us i i.s i v i i
All puestions on blanks submitted
to parents must be answered.
So child suf ferine from any acute,
constitutional, or contagious des'-asr
may be entered. To prevent danR r
from contagin, all children will be ex
aminrd bv a qhysician or trainc'
nurse before bcint; admitted to tbi
reception room.
Date of examination to be fixed
later.
To farmers and their wives, you
study scientific farming and domestic
science to raise bigger and better
nourished, firm in flesh, smooth of
skin. a pric baby?
Then come to the Hcttcr Rabies
r t
on,.cs.1- ,yUT ,,a,u-v t,c" "v
nlt-cif-t'ific u-lin I'nn,.' 1, - i ....r 1
cent baby ought to be.
If your baby is up to the standard,
he will win a prize,
If he is not, you will be told how to
make him a prize winner next year
All narents wishinir to enter the
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contest please inform Mrs. M. I-.
Ijlinslnn ut nn i-urXv Aulf Kr. tti,. rr. I
Dunstan at an early date, so the re
quired literature may he ordered.
This can not be done until the num
ber of children to enter has been as
certained. Applications should be in by July i,
1014.
MARY F. DUNSTAN, Supt. Hcttcr
H abies Contest.
PORTLAND LETTER.
Portland, Juneo, (Special) On
'?st Wednesday Astoria witnessed
the opening of an era of imorovement
?ml Ingress which will far surpass
".' ""Portance all the activities at
mt mourn 01 111c t-oiumiJia lor tlie
past century. The first unit of the
I'ort of Astoria municipal dock was
commenced. The first pile was driven
in a project to reclaim the water
ft out of the city by the construction
of a great concrete sea wall, ground
was broken for the Clatsop County
section of the Columbia highway, and
at Flavel, a suburb of the greater
city, work was started on the con
struction of a great system of docks
for the accomodation of the magnif
icent steamers which the Hill system
is having built for service between
the mouth of the river and California,
'I he municipal docks, which are
located at Smith's Point, will consist
of a dock a nil warehouse 90 x 1,100
feet on the west side and a dock 100
'x 600 feet on the north side of the
point, the development, when com
plete, providing 0,000 feet of water
front with piers long enough to ac-
I... . I. .1 , r
comodatc the latKvt 'll' lh.t
..iss tlitonsh the I'aiirtitM stinal
Hie ttnpuwcinents HI I'lrtsel
iiuhidr .1 stritl of docks ol siil'u
tent cApaicltv to nccomodiile i"
el which nn cutet the tlvcr ami
this In t unit of the prnirrt will i"i
iiproimatel $,t.iH,tH'o. The
tractors tc busily at woik coustimt
camps (or their work men. erevinu
hop and instalhn the powniul
machinery which will be roiMilrr.l m
dtivini; consttuctii'ii at top ijiee.l It
is estimated that the first dock will
be readv tor use within ten months
from the drixmu of the first pile
On the north side of the ('ohntil w
ihc liovern nent i puhin the N"i
.i:- Ler f.irthcr nd latthet on-
ini. the oce.n. hiulii
ock at the rat l 4.1
hauling anil tlnnii n"
f j ion to t.oon i ' -
rv la. A 'M rue tmvir
. . . . ....
ei the seaward end ol the tn1;!
stcAiitly hanunerinir itreat trees i
:he sand a a support for the t
over which thr minialiire locomolii.
(mul eiulless trainloads of hotil.i.
hich are tumbled into the sun '
an average rate of nearly tew tons per
ininnte . The rock is transported
birges from the quarries on the nef
bank above Vancouver, Wash. r'
airload is wetghetl betweew the te
ceiving dock and the jetty.
l.ate in October the Manufacture rs
Association tf t)rej;on and the 1 4m!
Pioducts Show company will h.'t.
a great )oint exhibit in tne Portl.''"
Armory and a trtnporarv buildint; t
be erected near by Tne objeii '
the show is to gather a vast Oitantitx
ot products of Oregon soli to he
shown first In Portland and alter
ward the bet of the material to !e
installed at San Francisco dutinx the
exposition next year The nrites
fcrcd for land products will amount
to about $4.noo
lit tttc County Court ot the State
ol Oregon, for 'I illnmook
County
In the mutter of the Estate of Jieh
V. Cochran, deer nurd, late of it.e
County of Ashland, State of Wis.uum
rtolice is herwby given thnt the ui -
dersigned has bs-en duly nppointnl t
the said l ourt. ailnnmstriilor w ith Ue
will nnnoxesl of the Estate of J.'s. iih
V". Coehrun, le-eaed. All pvrn-'ii
having claims ngainst sid estittr rt
huruby notitietl to presont the same to
me, with the voucher proporly miif
ed, nt the otllc of Tho. Coatns, t' m
mereial liuikting, l illuinook City. Til
lamook Coulitv, Urexi. wtthi:-. m
montlw from 'he dntot this nrtie-
Administrator's ttddrtvts: 116 Shcr
lock Bklg., t'ortlarxi, Oregon.
Dated ami first poblihol thia -Mh
duy of May. 191 1.
JOHN It. OA MAN.
Adroiriistriit ,r with the will
annexed f tho Estate -f
Joseph W. Cochrnn, ileeM
Administrators Notice
Creditors
to
NOTICE IS tlEKhHY OIVEN.
that !
the County Court of the State of Ore-;
gon, fnr Tillamook County, h ii(v- I
ixjiiited the uitdorsiirnu"! adininistrulru
; of the estnte of Jumrs S. Gray, decM-
i any nnj nil persons
' clAimH itLiiinitt Kiiitl -t(t.. tir.
having ;
hereby
rciiu.rcd to pns.;nt the same, together
with the tirnpcr vourhers. to the uixler-
sitrned at the olIL-i; of T. II. Oovnn.
- , . ' "
attorney nt Inw. in Tillamook City. I t,,r- ' '" I'arkvr. and irnt ad de
Orecon, within sin month from tho I ""flanu. W illiam U Kiffrnlwrg ami .
date of this notice.
Dated May fith. 1911.
Ruth It. W. Grnv
Administratrix ot the Estate
T. II. Uovpe, Attorney for
Administratrix.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale of Rcnl
Property
NOTICE IS II EH Eli Y GIVEN, that
by virtue of nn Execution ami Order of
t. I.. : i . t .i. - . . , . '
Sale issuetl nut of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for the Cniuitv of
Tillamook, dated the lllli day of May,
191S, in the ctiuse wherein II H. Ilat'i-
a wny and H. R. 1 1 i.tnn way w.-re plain-
tilTs, Hnd the Flint National Hank of Til-1
iHinooK, Oregon, n corKjrnlioii. and Al-
bcrt Marolf nnd Katie Mnrolf. and I). I
c. Ooodspeid it rid Mary J (ioodsiKied, i
were defendants, upon n judgment mid
decree rendered against said dufend
antn, 0, E. GoodstHfed ami Mary .1.
Gorxlstjeed, and in favor of plmnlilfH,
for the sum of JWXl.fKJ. tii?rthr with
; interest tl.ereou at the rule of 8 per
cent per annum from the Zoth day of
. . ' . .. ...
August, 1912; the further sum of
140.1)0 attorney's fees, and coats and
disbursements taxed nt 112.00; and n
judgment and decree renden-d against
Haid (lefendantx, O E. (loodspeed nnd
.nary j. iiwxispeeu, anil in favor of
..;, ,i .. e i -pi... . .i .i , i
... ui.ii.iuin.il, ,1m i irni itHl OI1UI ,
Hunk of Tlllumook. Oregon, for the
r ret rji .1 ...li , . .
u 111 o i io'i,ui, lOKeuier wim interest
thereon at the rale of 8 per cent Kr
annum from the 2nd dny of August,
191.'5, the further sum of JlOO.fX) nt.
torney's fees; and cosU and
disbursements taxed at $.'k'),00;
and commanding rne to siiUh
fy the said judgment! arid decrees
by the sale of the real tirotiertv of hi.IiI
defendants, I). E. Goodspeed and Mnry'
J. Goodspeed, hereinafter described. !
NOW. THEREFORE, in order to
sausiy the said judgment! and decree
1 will, nn the 20th dav of Juno iru.i
at 10 o'clock a. rn,, at the front door
of the County Court house In Tillamook
City, Oregon, sell nt pulilie a ictlon to
ine nignesi hinder for cash In bund,
the said real property. wlne, is situat
ed In Tillamook County. Oregon, nml
iH more particularly described as fob
iowh, to-wit
S andflof Hlock 12, n Sunny-
nnii.- njuiuuii io me iuwn or nay uity
Oregon; also, LotH 12 and l.'t of Hlock
7. and Uts 4, Band Oof Hlock 8, hII In
Har View Addition to the town of Ray
City, Oregon.
Dated this May 19th, 1914.
H. Crenshaw, ShcrifT
of Tillurr.ook County, Oregon.
Notice of Sheriffs Sale of Kea(
Property.
Notice Is hereby given, that by vir
tue of an Execution issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Tillamook County, dated the 24th
day of April, 1914. in the cause where,
in Lcin Parker wa- pluintlfT, and Wil-
ir. L. 15. Hewitt
OUTKOPATIIlf I'll YfUl'lAN
,M si'K':i;tN
Ohstetiteal dHH'talll
Uth I'hiHii'.
K.ss. ami tllllee: Whllehmi.e Uosldotico.
TILLA.MtUlK Oil 14.
U. A. I). 1'ltKKINh
KNX1UKNT OhNflSr
Dlflen 111 rtMiw"M HbU.
All Wink lintnl
111,! AMtHIK. HRlttUlN
Dr. Jack Olson
Ulll'KNT MKNltsr
tihlco Hours irsim V in. to 6 p. tn.
Oddfrllowi lluiMinx
Itnth rhuw".
DF. ELMER D. ALLEN.
Dentist,
Has Located in the Commercial Hide.,
Succredinr !' V- J. Sharp.
tl U'erk (juJMtitusl. P"h PIno.
it t IJ ji. m.
Open Rvenlne Irsnt until 8 obk
T. II. GOYNE
Allorney-at-Law and
Land Ultici- Business.
Ot' rd I h COl ii 1'llsX'iK
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M.
V KTKKIN MOAN
ltot;i l'h.re)J
nilninnoK t i Orcijun
GEORGE WILLtTT
Attorney at Ltw
Office In Cotnmcrci.il Building
Four Foot Fir Slabs
$3.00 Per Cord Delivered
$2.90 in Ten Cord Lots;
$2.80 in Twenty CortlLots.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.
1 ' llinlMT an.J l iIImii t
It.ef-Judg-
e,,l'r were le!eili.t. uin
nw-nt remirim m fav..r ..f l
plain-
It r I
winsn v . uietentwr:. aiiu'ti to
i Thftwi MllntlrMl .n,l f'f. I 1 1.. I
: t,mJ mtiiresl thereon from the loth '
l,,M uI J,,l' 191 at lhp " '-u I'
eenttier annum, the further sum of
u-.w .lurnoj iea, aixi m Kirtnrr j
sum of 13.60 costs and duhqrsefiient..
Now. therefore. In order ( s iti.fy
the snnl juslgemont, 1 will, un the 13th
day of -June. 11)11. at lo o'clock . m.
ut the front door of the County Court'
housu in Tlllumook City. Drogon. fell
to the hlk'ht-t bidilnr nt j
ptihlie auction for cash in hand, thr
i '""l iris'rly of the m defuiMlants, j
situated In 'I llliiriHMi County, Oregon,
more pnrtieulurly dcserllMd iu follows.
low. u :
l.l 1 of llloek 8. m Har View
Addt- I,
,'.""t" ,,,u t)W" ( H"V City : ImU U,
ly'- n'- M -' z. ZD,
r, '0'lt l-ullr' Aiiend-l
A" l l"e town of Hay City (ex-
cept ri.ht of way M feet widu through
lots 23, l. 'iV -A sikI Z7. m .1.1.1 I.I.L
ZD. cniiveyed to the United Itiulway
Company ;f also tract Lrglnrimg W feet
west nnd W feet south uf the north
west corner of Hloek I, in I'uller's Ad
dition to the town of Hay City; thence
south tr feet, more or less, to the
northeast corner of tr.u-t Hold to Win
Held C. Trombley hy deiil recorded at
page KM of Hook "17" of Dceils, Hcc j
ords of I illnmook futility, Oregon;
thence W.t 00 feet: thenen i..rll, if.
fi iru.i.. ii, i. i . . .
- " n n h;iiiv iiiut west or
be xiint of begitmlng ; thence east 200
I,, il I .. ' i .
i pmei m oeginiiing,
!,.., H. Crenshaw.'.Sherlir of
i Tillamook County, Oregon.
waien .nuy iiri, r.ll-l.
MY PERCHE0N STALLION KING
UJ.ll I .1
.nn iiuifte uie present season at
Harris & Vidlto barn ill Tlllumook
and will go as far south an Heaver nnd
as far north as Mohler. 0. G. Hrlsco
mm 1 '
i uiiiniooK, urr.
RANCH FOR SALE.
li seres near Salem, level, partly
1 lit !l -Jill m..,l ......... it ( ' 1 . '
.v.i. Ki,ifu iMnuire, iiowiug stir ;il's.
one mile to K, R. Ktatlon. 6 5, 00 per
jcre, would Uke Tlllsmook prspsrt
ftr tsrt ft 1 . 7 '
'-. iwmnumrg l mm,
INDUSTRIAL HEWS.
On June 4 more than i.oooooo
pounds of wooi was sold at Slianiko
at prices ranging from ifiiJ 20
ctntj per pound. The wool was prac
tically all taken by five buyers, one
of whom bought .Ko,ooo pounds, The
largest individual sale was of 77 000
pounds at cents,
At the Coiiiinonwealth Conference
during the past week, held at Eugene
t..rlC. University, proposillons
were made for a state employment
pTomcnt ",M,ra"cc aKalt uiieiu.
(Jregon mi.iiiifarturers are iilaiinl..,.
ail exlii 1 t this fall in n . :.?
the land show at Portland;
J . CLAU88EN
LAWYER
Dm TseiiKH Aiivokat
Ctiuiiiii'rcitil UiiiltliiiK
H. T. BOTTS
Lawyer
COMIH.tiTI: SliT 01 AUSTKACT.
OHkv UIKM'OI. Tillamook
ItlotU
Tilltuuttolt - iv,
PioneerTransferCo.
0. I. DICK .V vSON. Prvf.
I he Srtine 1'ilte tn lis crymio , "I n Urn n J,if1',
JOHN 1 1 1 AM) III M)l liSO.N
tttur hp) at-l
Uilt trr
tilltiuionk County Htiiik Hldq.
Geo. H. Winslow
AVI'(Sr Y At I AW
ilUm.s.W I Um-X
li.in fid
TllUtuook. OrrRon
i
1 I II. I A.'lOOk t'N'DHkl AMNtl CO.
I K V til SKI It Mri.
i U--atvd i liiii'hiii.t; F.'finorlr 'cetiplcil
l a I I'atlUf
j ih.i iii. .i.t ijioi i;ii.tin
i l.lr AmkUi t When Hgratcl.
E. N. CRUSON.
Painter ami I'ajn i I lunger
Contriu'ls Tnlicn
Untintittcs l'tirnisslictl.
All W.itk Ctiitriuttrrsl.
Titlitinuok. Or.
J. F. STRANAHAN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
W ill tnhc nil liindh of liiuMin) lui.trdits, I:
ill! A it ntt v tit .i i rii'.-iitt' df t ic saiiic
Intel y free ! charge. Will nc 'i the h
M l i' i , .1.-1
j.. iiiii I ,i wi null Will K HUM III il'
inx inatciwtl. Mr. Strnnnlmn is ni.nittlail.
flL'ciit lor nmtiv kimU nf muti it, il (iitmn.
id.. ... i" i i i . i
unnuiRU'HI IJ I llllllllllls, lu ll 1.1 "Ok
ihc Iticnl market.
r-t s . . . ......
jIVV. him A caII rnnin f-Hnn nrl btl IdUK
lrcc at all times. Next to Todd Hotel.
ALEX. M'NAIR &
KITCHEN RANGES mni
H BATING STOVES
L IT r .. r
i w m . . I m v. . m mm . . . mm aa.
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I TT T A lWAr.v T a -r 11 n
KREBS BROS., Props.
Wc have now t limited .supply of brick
tile ready for the market at the following
s - hiii 1111 r r.r
3-IN. DRAIN Til F i a no PFR
1 rn-i W V W -f-
4-IN. DRAIN TILE, J20.00 PER
Loealed (5 miles nouth of Tillamook oil
traveled road.
MUTUAL PHOiyC
Vwlne will"" i""l.l': N' ll0"' '
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in.
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Abitrict
Law. A!-t?rll. in
llh sat
Tit I VXoOK.
I A It lilt
-uniisa
The Hill railf""1 ',"
dustrlal tracks m
Porlland before J ' w.
went into Ih.r "'"JA
at .-sprlllKllr', ,;
. i. i o.i.i trial .
The law flsi
i, i -.'ninrn 1
mr iris ..,
u J ."I. ri.1l nriv..
I ... .1 .l.r I'll IfH
crs of heej.if.ei.ilVcekolM.y.
The new
adv for work J"'" ' ,
Aiay, ready for