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largest Circulation of anv Paper in Tillamook Countv
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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NEW i,)U QV)l RULE
WmIjIiikU,, July 6. On i,r after to
dy domestic momy order drawn on h
4MI(ltl uiWrr am payable at any
Montf awe for lh prixl ..f thirty
Al th expiration jf Uittimo
If prMnttwJ svithin rmo ytrnr from tlm
IMI liny of th month In whleh Uuol,
thy Mall btt (Mini only at the odleu dn.
IrpiaUd in tha irkirwy ordr an tho wy.
Iftr tilllrc, or rMi1 t.t tb otlWof
IWtmoat tWirul Iturlwwtfi I rlou.
lf wWiirifs nrrMlnk' the weight
limit of lit pnrcel JrfWl Vtiti to I(X)
IHWMto. Kecifnt txprimm-iU with In-
J wlxbt have proon aatinfae
lory. '! think during the fUcnl er
j IwRlnnln today, uc will trnp.,rt ai.
j p'oilmaUrly tt.tKW.WM.QOU pnreeW ami
will oVriv a rovnu of nwarly ton
rnt warn." Mid HurUkon, speaking
of tbt rlieient wirvtco. A parrel pout
eonvonilon btwrn tho t'nitsl Htato
ami Liberia wa recently .-oneludgd,
ami It beeam olllm-iivo Iwla, .
VALUABLE SHIPMENT
;G0NE ASTRAY
8felpp4n drtrUnJnt makes bit; blun-
Tillamook County
Celebrates Fourth
HUNTING LIME SUPPLY
Limu, M) much nathrd in many aer
iform of the Willamette Valley to
i wetun MMr aolli. la the objerl of 1
eeler, Barview, Bayocesn. Netarti. P''1 rcb by two county acrirul-
i ii I. i rv I ii if i r .
i
Hercr and ClovcrJale Make
Ea?!e Scream.
turlt U. r'lotrd W. IUdr. of Iane coun-
I ty, ami leather J. Cbapin, of Marlon,
j A auitble iwnreo of Km fa believed
I to b found in ouarrie noar Mad ford of
lie eohdrallon of July FoorUi In K'K1 and lrKe extnU Grind-
lamrwk &Hinly maJ olf wltJioat lnK ncwy to make it fit to apply
any ri..u necidimU. ami all rotwrt a w ,n ,a- nmi tn tw0 pwal
iih'rwJ)d limn.
At Wheeler
Ti
Hiilsboro Man Solves
Loganberry Problem
lias Regular Yoimr Cannery zl Hi
Raneh. Put np TbouMnd"
Cam Per D?y.
From Arua : ,
to the flekJ. ami the two ap-lalttii I :'i . '"t "" '. l ,
bojMi to I win the aaact detail of oper- pr-.blr m of ukitiK tare of hi nt.
ation and oot of product, and to ar- withotjl depending: m the detran ! by
! rant? for the installation of noeeaaarr 4ricr or otlir cannr5-. H" )... i
Wheelr colobrntod tno Fourth? Well tnaehlnory. lU creat ralue u the tim ,r,"P ,'"ar acn, ,r V ' frBl "U
J.Mr.rkr .bwhton worked out by Frofeaw H. I anjti"i AUtr ""uir. V iV, .d
It waa aotne -tth, in tin truwt itinao , U. Srodder, HKronomiat at Ui Airri eul-! the .ifct i i t r !,
ot-Ahv word, it wm a an Ith. an for tural CoIIoko. plant, and hi-'put in: " I -hat
aajjtvaatio rtrt'-worka and explodini: re- . f ncfls '" r,,'t r - '-Vm.
H.rtne.1. afJ Ui. atu iU Umt were ihiiI- . bN 1 CAHUIUA It rUK 5UKVEY0R 1 ve working at hr cannine ,.,jse.
tnl j IT at everybody Inaane with roan i . an" Vl,t a' '' tr'i prr da.
rl rulrth. The pra.n : George J. I'oj.ky, deputy count, lf' ,K V
wa. well arrnnKod arnl iwllod olf , orvt)or, ha anoounrol hi intention i the n.arlr. i H- ha bi . r-t all
cortiliw to Mlioilule o that thero wn j to run for the urveyor' olfice as nn t-ickd, or culled, :h c.me
no'rcomo waitintr. The Tillamook . il..i.iwl..ni rnnHwtut,. Mr iWituU.. lo if. and all infrnor lurries
Itudttpr HatMl waa thuru With thu rnu- I l il,- r . c ,. . ..,r. ! ot. ovc.T. pv iruit. fro lo rh. i f.tBe
. i - , ii w i tuc uuuiuv ijuiiciui n 1 1 1 1 m i . 1 1 i . .
.t:,l .1.. .i ' ' . .7 l',,c !".-. art vaear.-i r. ioy
4 Mltf ah.ometit to TiIU,.u-.kl. iW... , " v . " . I",lu,rw ears 13 won lor the UWe. put in the can. and then
hubwd of Tualai,;.. Rather ... I ZS. 1 T.S ' " " mB l ' "n"11 r rllkm- He ,s a
. v...,.,.fv,v... uii n ini pith fm'imairiftfr Mtf a r r .
0 u tne Kignt way
1 rr . i
Kt your corns otr in the easiest
Di ke"6oriT-Ease""
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ET. E. KOCH PROP,
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TILLAMOOK. OKEGON
Or addUOnal etlMrnaa uf ntiirriin
I thM) cjoda Ui furtUiai at will at
whoieaal prie to any home in Tilla
mook county thcive beautiful l':not
iwi playei 1'iarvm. Hill Spirna uf
Utr Moate ilouae who i ituppinu nt
Hotel Tnu.nwi on hia vacntiun will
give fortnr particulars nnd may call
t your homo in (he next fa- dnyi.
BELATED MARRIAGE NOTICES
JWue SVIlPr Hlri)w dollvorwi tfao moot of Jtif University of Orotjon and 'thw'c '"ji
addrtM of lh.. day, vocnl abd instro- ! has had conatderable oxpnenco in that for' '''Ihe'nuiJu
rnuijiai niuoie, reciiaiion anu tixc drill
by the little unos was heartily applaud-
cd.i
Hie TlllmiTook County IkxMitcr's
Marjl wat hnmuetci by the Wtioeler '
orKiMir-utifxi ami their l.idnn. .ManoL'tr 1
p ,.,.cu c.,.nlli.nnry remark t-xiture of ?100.000.00
nmilthonaoiw. The btuincji of the ' 300o acres of ovortlow hiral
uanu wan iranaaritai in rapiu-iire onlcr clj
umlfUie next meeting place decidit! oh ,jjs.
wnJJIor liayocoan, tho ilato et an Sun
line outkie of hi work for this county.
He waa 'cnKinoer for Diking District
So. 1, of Cowlitz County, Wiuhineton.
iiixl prepared the plans and specifica
tion for diHvt, pumping machinry
and controlling work to Ixj built at an
to reclaim
ik-Js still
acting hs consulting ungincur for that
net.
IWwin Hanenkratt and Mi.s MumIii . ..;( ,f,.u . i'... t. I'oysky is it self made man. Ho earn
s-i l"f.Wiu'' ""'""" ' ed his way through tho University
unUy, j, 7. by Kcv. ho ,.or. of j b IRanK,mt,lt of lh
th .ennan ongregalional Church, at ,TjM . . . . , cef
. fi.M.. ..rir.. L.-1.. t ..... i r- it , ' ,r-. . i iir nus r
i t alpJo'itairAJtTttf.ejiturtahilthc
I ho homo of He v. Kblngur.
Jt-.F iioy ft, t- tTn d r rrT- w f lie;
Hretner Cm., war nurriiil in I'ortland
lat im.iith t.i Mt Marguri'l Brady ul
.Salem, M. Jim, a he is frnm'.mrlv
Uimwii amung u, is one of our ni-t
rogrosive liusiniw men ami has mnnj
frtond here who wish for htm and In-t
bv
fishing on the Columbia Hiver and
graduated from tho school with honors.
nt thv tins ar' pbicrd in the cook
er al each cocking, nhich r iiuires
ibout five mi.".i:tr. At th- i"d f the
use c nt i.i iruit
cturt n kiic and
this he will put in gallon ir.
'I In fanning machine is a gc.ixi one.
and 'lots tin work to perfection, and
the eq:upr.- nt is practic.Il i.i. per
ishable. Mr William expeo !' p':t up
from li.ooo to u,ooo cans t''i year,
and next scasvt: bis crop -Atl! !r near
ly double this, as his ard is now
wat they call "baby.
The fruit was samphd Friday at the
plant, and it is very fine. A traveling
man. who visited Hiilsboro the other
day went out to look it over for his
firm. He said he did not like logan
berries at all, but when Mr. Williams
opened a can and asked him to sam
Hurrah fur the Ith at Wheeler! Hur
ruh. Hurrah for Ilayveean on the 19th
of July.
The loy of the .Nelmlom. Wheeler,
Hay City, Tillamook City ami Clover-'
dale Hands govern their airiiint accord-
Special Grocery Prices
cer-l iiu. ,..,i..,i a.. r j Pe it be aid Gee, thesc'arc great!
j ...... ... rixm away.
vonetl in the practical as wtll as the Mr. Williams is to be concratulated
theoretical side of the work. upon his enterprise. He expects to
1 he County Surveyor's office in the
future will require u far greater degree
of ability than in the past. Under new
' law? that have been enacted by the
legislature, the County Court is requir
j ed to have plans and specifications1
! inchldim erisss.sprtinns iiml ttmnr,w
won i .orgei uie ume -aunuav ju.y , prepRm! for a work whether new
illtth. ArrangemonU will Ik: made to j r0JU, ()r ,f work ifan expendUuro
; handle the crowd from Tillamook City, of m,iru th.,n $U0W-OQ js invotved.
Hay City and t'.aribaldi by boats. ! E . . ,i . .. f vfm
j j or more must be erected according to " "
, At Clovordale a tine program was plans and specifications prepared under : SHERIFF CRENSHAW
i rendered, Hov. h. h. honl of the I'res- the direction of the County Court. It!
j byterinn church of that place deliver- ! will be the dutv of the Countv Survey- '
ing thu oration of thu day. 1 ho Clo-1 or to prepare all these plans and speci
enlalo band undr Hie leadership of ' tkations. He will also be calleil upon
to supervise the construction of road
work and bridges.
brtdii long ami prosperous married j intrlv to le with tho whole County Or-
"" g.'Uiiiatiun on the trip to Hayocean.
fc'it.iM"t a! this krasoii o( ihr )caf
'! I "'l-i r '' tl.i I'inniil appro
t'i !" ii, M tin 1 u 1 1 ' i) i v plague
build a larger house for the work
:-.ct yrar. His present quarters are
mall, but very sauatary. The place is
cr.-cned in. and exceptionally cleanly
Mr. Fly being noted lor his absence.
ugar is bought by the hundred
weight and it looks as though the
loganberry industry will be on a
firm foundation, with a good profit at
the right side of the h-dger.
Three ounces o sugar are put into
each can and this means some sweet
ening for the entire crop.
MAKES ARREST
Quaker Oats
'tin v
at i i
52c
15c
I lit lvlj...
l'utkif
Dried Fruits
I 'nines 10c per lb.
)iicd I 'cnehes JOcjfper lb.
Crescent Baking Powders
f Pound Cm, regular price
$1.00 now fi5c
'I Pound Cm, Regular price
70c, now 55c
lj Pound Can, regular price
L'oc, now 20c
COFFEE AND TEA SPECIAL
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ncrninn American Codec, Steel Cut, 1 pound 30c
Cierinaii American Collee, Steel Cut, pounds S5c
RIDGEWAYS HIGH GRADE TEAS
('range Label pound .'"c; Orange Label 1 pound Doe
Her Majesty's Blend It pound -fie; Hei Majesty's Blend k- pouiul f0c
Her MaScsty's Blend, 1 pound $1.00; Capital Household, 1. pound 25e.
ui i. 1 1 m - LT'if'Virvi
Mgr. Grocery Dept.
Ray & Company
Andy lleator contributed much to the
delights of the day. A good ball game
was also enjoyed.
At Netnrts theru wa, dancing, tome
Kirts and n general good tine enjoyed
on the beach.
At lluyocenn a tine entertainment
was enjoyed, the opening of the Nat
ntoritim being the principal feature. A
line orchestra was present and evory
thing possible was done to give the vis
itors a good time. A party of 150 bus
iness men and their families were pres
cut.
At Harview a good time was enjoyed
The Life invere gave an exhibition.
Thero were dancinir, and other sports.
At Heaver a good, old fashioned time
whs enjoyed. A picnic dinner was n
feature and there were sports and
other amusements.
While there was no celebration Ht
Hoekiiwny. still, quite u large party of
Tillnmookers enjoyed the beauties of
that part of the beach.
A nleasant picnic dinner was given1
at tho Hester's grow, mid ninny of our (
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tanner irieiuis eujujeu mu u men.-
COMMUNICATION
On Monday Sheriff Crenshaw went
to Timber and from there fifteen miles
I into the woods where he arrestod Sal-
vester Davis for whom a warrant has
I been issued since last January charg
ing him with burning a barn, contain
ing hay and stock and which belonged
.r. Mm Cnit.V. Il-Vw il Unt 1 1 ... it i...fi..
... lie ini , i m ..i.e. .jiuitii .ij u diiui. null; j.uit
... , .i ii ' had secured a divorce from Davis. A
The Editor of the Herald: i , . . . ,.
, ..ii . short time after the Pre Davis disap-
The other day in Portland some of . , ,. , . . , r.
... , , , . , iivnibu nuu hid niivitniniui. iiiw nut
my friends tpoke to me relative to the 1 . , . . ,
' Lea-ilaberlnch controversy, initiated'
i been known until lately.
in tho Oregonian, and subsequently
mentioned in other newspapers. I took
no controversial part in the conversa
tion, but simply said in substance,
"Curl Haberlach is the greatest bene
factor of Tillamook County since 1
have lived in that county."
I grow heartsick when n man having
! donu something worth while, finds no
body to openly express appreciation of
his good work.
Hence. 1 wish to reiterate in Tilla
mook what I said in Portland.
S. S. Johnson
PREACHING
AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
i
CROSSING
MADE FLAG STATION
v ".inillK, ItlUlllllll 1, m llllivn
J'llltiiH.iik, and ,;i mil" ouhI
" hn boon made it flag utiltlon
" Or., no .7 , J4H which
car,
jral'l Urns., of Thuiljlwlo uio
'. a terry to npvratc iiemss
'I ' i. I. ami lllin. I !ikii
'.mIiiu the past week pviilions for
, 'i. illative measures were coin
,, i d "d cli v, ii other uiraMircs
., rv i. . .d lo tlit pioplc by IcuMMa
ive ncilnii. Twelve nioasiiiCN failed
.,t roiupletril pelillons. 'Iinly-m-
bilk will he voted upon in Nov.
!'! i i. titliein I'nrific Co. will start
..oik on I xllislliig It main linvs in
west, i 'n-iioii with crushed rock to
n' t ;i k . n ii 11111 Marion.
H.,th I'owdi r will have a ijo f"ot
he.o' w.n-r supply.
" i gets a new tvo simy
i.rics ih paitulciil sloic.
Now the State Food and Dairy
commissioner complains liccause
there is im st.uv law proxidtuK for the
killing of rats.
Siilherllii has a building boom, one
h ing a !? io.coo residence.
The Public I'lility Coiinnission has
attttioi Uiul n raise of telephone rates
in all the principal towns of Jackson
county to a paying hasis.
Sandy carried $i.,ooo bonds, for a
uni ni liiflit school.
! .i.i,.tli I'alls will liuve a new
Prcaloteiian clitircli.
' vyss.slyKISMMV4.is..
a m at A V f
LAMAKo j'
VARIETY STORE
Tillamook, Ote.
J "DROP IN AND
LOOK AROUND"
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There will be services at the Christ
ian Church Friday of this week. G.
W. Muckley of Kansas City, will
preach. Membeis especially invited.
Kveaybody welcome.
1 Fngincers have coinr letvd survey
, for drainage of 50,000 acres ot the
long Tom basin
ton counties.
in Lane and Ben-
U-UHiifcltH i
swu. vUl-UwTAUAuSt.v V.AvtL).
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ZVtli 2M rl I IH:i-T: VVl v I
World-travelers who carried
"A. B.A." Traveler' Cheques last season are
enthusiastic in praise of them. "Good as gold every
where", is their testimony. Try them yourselt on your
next tnp. They are
drafts; self-identifying.
safer than money; handier than
Tillamook County Bank
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