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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1915)
f)c cniamooft Rerald C. G. Crmblcv, editor .ssucri Cwlcxa Wc.-U Cucsdnv 4mJ FHd.iV Kntered nTtstmdla. matter May IT, Wt. t the not olueo nl lillamook, Oregon, under the not of March .1, lt?.'. St'WSc Rll'TlON Sl.fiO A VK K IN AOVVNCK. Jlducrilsinrt Hate I 1 e rnl Advertisements First Insertion, per line J Kaeh subsequent irsortion, line lw Homestoai N otices Timber Claims Notices, per line Card of thanks, per line Locals, 'x-r line, first insertion MM 10,1V .06; OR .7 FKI1WY IANTAKV 1. IDU". METHODISTS, PRESBYTERIANS AND UNITED BRETHREN UNITE One of the most delightful social affairs that ever was planned in this v.t- occurred Thutsdav evening of this wctk, in the Guild House of the Pres byterian church, when three of the letting churches of this city united in so allv seeing the oki year terminate, an 1 welcome the advent of a new year 15. The hall was well rilled with a boice company of young ami ohi, mostly young, when the first number ci the musical (.rogram was called. T e choice oki favorites were render ed by the best soloists of the city, readings were Riven, chaste and lively games were indulged in, from dominoes to the now popular Virginia Keel, cry stal candy was prepared by a volunteer army of aproned gentlemen, corn wa popped and passed the guests, the social and good fellowship stream never flowed more smoothly and over- flowing, and last but n t least, a de bate was announce.! and participated in with the victorious candidate for countv attorney as opener, and Mr. E. J. Claussen another bright attorney as respondent. The debate was simply thrilling. The students of American history were forcibly reminded of an other debate to .vhich this was a close second, vii, the Webster and Hayne debate in the U. S. Senate in 1S30. In the midst of the pure and undetileii revelry when the beauty and chivalry of Tillamook had gathered to do honor to old Dame Time, when music rose with its enchanting swell, when youth ful hearts beat liappily, when soft eyes 1 "oked love to eves that spake again, when all went merry as a marriage bell; but hush! hark! the chiming of the church bells proclaimed the hoi when "A 1ftrff;vN'w. Hear!' rang o' from every hp, and "Good Night", the best time of my life, drew down tlu' curtain and turned the lights. OBITUARY John C. Sanders was born in Ger many, June 10, 1S33, diel in Tillamook, Oregon, December 27, 19M, age 31 years, 6 months. 17 days. He came to America with his parents at the age of four and located in Mis souri. A short time aftur arriving in .Mit iouri his parents died, leaving a farrily of boys and girls without par ents. Recall Election Kecnll No Kacall Callahan Farnoll Gernoni Coyne Tillamook 26 50 3 2 CO 22 Hoquarton S3 .10 b 0 37 57 ' Fairview 55 IS 5 0 12 50 Sunnymead 42 25 0 0 24 42 Kay 55 )7 31 2 7 42 Nebtlem 35 SO G 2 SO 28 Hayes 60 3 3 8 1 3" 63 Goodspeed S 81 41 2 27 5-1 South Prairie 47 10 9 0 10 41 .Maple Leaf 70 6 3 1 6 07 Cloverdale 37 23 8 0 16 37 Woods 10 10 1 1 9 15 Heaver 31 18 3 0 14 33 Traak 26 4 15 0 2 17 btillwell 33 33 4 0 31 33 Carnahan -39 t 1 0 2 40 Foley 21 3 2 2 1 19 Blaine 42 0 4 0 0 42 Havocean 1 12 4 1 5 3 Whetler 23 55 10 33 16 0 Garibaldi 25 5 2 0 7, 23 Wilson 3 3 0 0 3 3 Sdiullnke 22 2 1 0 2 20 Kockaway 17 4 1 4 3 jg Nctarts 6 3 4 0 4 1 Neskowin 12 2 1 0 3 9 Little NeHucca 18 8 3 0 4 20 Keloids 15 5 0 1 4 12 Mebo 1S 5 2 0 C 17 9' 4&8 194 52 418 830 AEX. M'NAIR & CO, OKJVKRAJL HARD W Alt 13 KITCHEN RANGES mn HEATING STOVES See Us for Prices Before-OrderingflElsewhere Knch sub.-ieo.uont Insertion, lino ,IM Uesoliitiimt of ondolotteo and Uhlgc notice, per lino .05 Hiwiws Professional ourdx, mo. LOO Display Advertisement, jkt men ..... ALL Disnhiv Ads must l'o in tuts of- fioo on Monday an 1 Thursday bigs to insure publication in inn Tuedax iui'1 I'ridny Mom follow issues. Keasous are imperative. After living in Missouri for nine years h came to lilh.uiook county w here he has lived since, except for the last two years during which time he spent most of his time in Sheridan. !lo leaves three brothers and three sisters: Mrs. A. Schmidt ami Anton Sanders of Moberly, Mo.; Clara Sand ers of Sweet Water, Idaho; ami Mn. L. Peltx and Herman Sanders of Tilla mook. Ho died at the home of his sister Mrs. 1VIU. At the funeral which was held at the Catholic church, Kov. Father Van Clarenbeek spoko of the deceased as being an exemplary young man who had died believing steadfastly in his faith. Ho was highly thought of all who know him. by Prejbyteriin Church Notes. Rev. .1. V. Milligan, I), t)., and Kov. ic. W. Hayos, D. I)., Svnodlcal and Presbyterial Suneay School missioniir- i les. spent wemiesitny evening wun me local church in Tillamxik, and liekl a Sunday School conference with the of ficers and teachers in the Guild House. ' The Presbyterian church which has al ways been a lea ler in the work of re ligious education, has taken an ad vance step in its educational plan for the current year. The four general features of the nlan are (I) Member ship increase, (2) Class organisation. (3) Training Leaders, and (t) Educa tional Evangelism. The details of the plan were fully explained by Drs. Mil ligan and Hays. The conference was well attended, and an unusual interest aroused in Sunday School work. The Christmas tree and program on Christmas eve. surpassed the oxpocta most'Wiguine and enthusi astiePrTsoy tc.Toi hi the "trlty . The church whs packed to its utmost capac ity, ami over 2. persons were turned away for want of standing room. The program in the auditorium of the church was considered by the oldest member ; of the church to be the finest and roost ' unique ever given in Tillainoot, The j children were all at their best, an I the the songs and recitations were of a re markable high order. The chief aim of the Presbytena i Sunday school is to develop the religiuus life of the child. Fun and soeialibility has its own proper place, but even that in chaste and uplifting. At the conclu sion of the muiical and literary pro- Returns Jn Fuli gram, the school and vlxitors repaired to the tillild Mouse where Swlltii Chum presided and bestowed his gift and his blessing uhui the Utile ones. Mr, Jones made rtti Ideal Siinti, and his ap pearance through n real chimney gave a vividness to hi gmeliuM presence. The people of Tillamook are cordial ly invited to the services of the church next Lord'sDay, at 10 u. in., II a. tn. and 7 :30 p. m. Our eluireh school Is thoroughly graded, tulng graded les sons, and w have Iho bot teachers in the oit . D. A. MitcKcnzle minister. Chrhtian Church Nolci I A largo all. I appreciative audience listened to the discourse hist Sunday owning on the sabbath uesliun, A reply was made to said sermon on Mon day evening which will bo ruviowod next Sunday evening before the pastor takes up the first sermon In the Janu ary Sundav evening series. Subject next Sunday night I. The Slinir-Shot Warrior, Jan. 3. a. "Wormy llroad." Jan. 10. it. Daniel and the Lions, Jan. 17. I. 'Truth's First Martyr." Jan. iil. ti. "A Short Bed ami Narrow Cor ors, Jan. HI. This series of suruioni will be rich with OM Testament illustrations. Singer Itaird with his chorus and orchestra will furnish special inline each evening. Public invitid. More than 250 people were in attend ance at the annual rull call and .watch night service at the Christian Church Thursday evening. A chicken bin .met was served by tho Itidioti which wns too good to be described in word Business matters wrre taken up and disposed of ami the work of tint new year planned. The watch-night service was enjoyed by rill, and many vows and prayer were otfercd s the last minute of tho oki year pud and the Brat of tho new arrive 1. II. A. Van Winkle Pastor. Lands Cheaply Logged Off Fceney-Breener Co., Put Economic.il Land Clcarinc Machine on Market The Feenej-Breemer Co.. has juit completed a verv economical device for clearing land in the shape of a ffatoii'io donkey engine, npnpped with a 10 h. p. heavy duty engi.te. Phe total weight of the machinery is J,!W0 lb. raountd on runners and can be pulled anywhere orrt trarght-fme bf ite o n p.,weri The donkey wrt consists of a double drum, double friction, equipped with breaks. It has K feet uf j in. cable and 800 feet of 3 inoh i-abb. As a dum nnxtrution it recently pulled with ease a M root lug j leet in iiiaineter oyer rough ground. Anyone wishing ailoiil onstration of the workin of the ma chine can witness the same by culling at the Feenev-Hreemer Va. Works. The price for tho above equipment ranges from i700 for 10 h. p.. up. larger sizes costing accordingly. Tne engine consumes diitilntu, sinning 0 gallons in 10 hours, cost u gallon. The enginu used is dutachnblo con 10c. and can he Used for other things. feeney-uremer uo. are tillering a fine proixiaitiori for two or more far tnurs wno wisn to go in together on a device that will clear their li.nd cheap ly and easily. Two men can run tin1 machinery used and handle it success, fully. 1 nose wno may navu use tor such a machine will do well to investigate. TWO SALOONS CLOSED Fl Laughlin'H saloon has been rnnrd Dv creditors and we understand that the llert .Stephens saloon will not re mime business this year. This leaved Tillamook with five saloons. Notice to Contractors The Three Itivern Crcamnry Abb'u. wishes to receive bids on building an addition to ita factory at Hobo, Ore gon. .See copy of specifications at Carl Hahcrlach'H office, Tillamook, or at residence of Chas. McKillip, Heho. Building is to bo ttiirty-two feet wide by CI feet long, Huilding to be completed by Match 15th. 1915. Penalty will ho provided for failure to complete building in specified time. Bidders will be required to give satisfactory references ub to their ability to complete building, etc. Bidn to be submitted by .lunuary 15th, 1915. Leave bids at place where specification may be seen. Company reserves the right to reject anv or all bids. Certified check of X, per cent of amount cf bid to he loft with bids, Tl, . .!!,,,... ...... vi hitch xiu.imury ahs II, By Carl Hnhorlncli,.Sccrctury. Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore closure NOTICK IS IIKKKBY fllVKN.Cthut In tUmuancu of an f.ypuii,. ..Ti ... I tier of salo duly issued out of tho Cir- t; cu i uourt or me atate of Oregon, for xuiamook County, by the Clerk of suld Court, upon a decree of foreelosuro, dated December Kith, 1914, in said Court In a chho wherein F, R. Heals is p alntiir and VV, O. Chaso, Mina M. Uiaso and the Tillamook Co-operative fish (ximnanv are dir.niii.iu u..i.i .... ecutlon HnrJ order ;of sale bearing dat.i Vim 19th day of December. 1914. and being to me duly dlrecteil by thu 'clerk of Baid .Court nder the acallthereof. 1 thereof, 1 v.hx. dui lex-- i-;v iml I m,-it the i, d.v ''"' it the hour or l hH'k A M. ' C..ifl Utilise door m llllaimH'k Ut, 1,)ir.nutk County. Or,...! duly sell I tl public auction to th highest bidder I for cash m hand all the folluwiiig de. ' 1 1 iitniiartv. tUfttO ill MH' iii.k Count v. Oregon, towlts ,Ui. I mill VI in Hluok !. Malanoy s A.IJitlon to Ocean Park according the obi' of said addition recorded in tl.miv of tho County Clerk of lll ,.jW f.nintv. Oroiton. also nil Mnd I ImW between said Ut" 1 ami U and 1 low water on Hig Nostucca Klver, alo nil of Iho land hlng between the term- I ...i.a i.f I'aimi St root III siltl Alldltlnll and low water on Saul ilvnr; U Hint Ict-rlalii loo plant located nil Iho Mild ! described pn'porty consitling of cnglin . mihI btiltor ami ice umrhimi ami nil iHiulpiuonl in connection therewith. I Ami If neoessar) to milufy th do 'cr In the cutisc nientloninl, I will al- ,o noli tho following dtHKTlbed real I preporty, situate in Tillamook County, 1 Oirgon, to-wit : Lots rt ami it oiiiiook i ' ,.,ll' Addition to Lincoln ' (mw Tlllnuiook Cltv.) Said nW will bo iiiriIo fur the Hir ! pvo of satisfyinis the JmlRiuont ami j dei rco emertnl in said cause on the ItUh Ulnv of Dtveinbor. I9U. In favor of ttlalntlir nml luminal tlofrmlunlH fur th um of Waw.tV, with intorot thereon t the rate of i pr cout mr anmiui fnuii l-Vbtoarv iHili. lt)3. for the fur i ih.-r Hum uf S'Vl iMI ii tt'inov' fw. a-ul tho otwts ami dlbureuirnt of tho .ut taot at $2l.lX, and the coata ami t otponso of tll sale, j Dntotl this Hocembor 311, lUU. II. t'ronstirtw, Shorltf nf Tillamook t'ountv, Orognn. " MrinoNs" , in the Circuit Cmirl n( tlicStntc j of Oregon for'niliiiiiiMiV County . Curtrudo A. K. Sard -m. Plnintltr, v Lawrence Sanders, To I jironc ividra DefomJitnt. tb nhovn iKiiud d. frmtnni. IN THF NAMK OF TMK STA'li: OF OKKC-ON: Vou n hereby rc uuirrtU to appesr and auiwor ih com pUint nld nfsI'Ml ou In Um Uov entitled suit on ur lofre tm explra linn f ix wpjV from tho dale f Ltt first publication of this Summons, nml if you fa'l to apprar ami an war. for Hani thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for a decra therein for the relief prayed for in the complaint, whb-h is thrtt tho bond of matrtiftooy rvlnting lMtpen yourself ant this plaintiff Iw ltwiyd, and that th i lintifT have the rare and cusltalr of iho minor children of yurwelf ami UlniiT. in it' Klna K Handera. iMttie Lueilo Sander and Itubwrt l-i Anders, and fr uoh other ami further r llet as may ! cq,ui table. This uniimiim is published In tho Tillntmxik llcrahl by order f the Hon. "rntile Homer Minn, t'.iunty Judgo of Mlnmook t'ountv, Oron, hy an order made IVc 5th 191 1, requiring iwjbllcn t on of this Summnns u bo iimd) once u wunk for nl vfoeks, and thu ilnto uf the tirsl publicnlion heroof in January 1. 1916. II. T. Holts. Attorno. :- flatiitlff. Notice ol Assi.ssuieni. Mlnirl Lumber Co.. n corporntlon, having Ita ntlico awl princltwl placo of business at No. HJS0 Mast First Struot. in the City nf tM Angolos, Statu of California. Notice is liHroby givin that nl u tiieot Ing of the Ibtard of l)ireetira of snid Mlain' l.tirnlwr OniOHi.y. bohl on the lfithdavlif neccmbor, 1911. nn assess ment of $1.90 per share was I. vied up on V'V issued capital slock of said cm ixiriiliori, payable immediately to . C '.iniiahl, Secretary of aid ctirporaliou, at No. S2D Ivisl First Struot. in tho city 'if Angeles, StaU- of California. Any stock iiH,n w-l ich this ansoaa mei.t nhall remain uniiaid on tho 1'ltti lay of .Innuarv, 1915, will bo d'ditupjoiit nid iidvcrlMcd for sale at public iiuc 'ion, ami unless pny nenl is made be fore, w ill be sold on the Snd day of HWjary. 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M. in said drto, to pay tho tpjliupl-nl an seMinent, together ni'ii coam of iiilvur lising and uxpenses of gale, ('. ('. (ianiihl, Secratnry. Location of (Jllice No. KHI Mast First Street, Los Angulcs, California. Notice hor I'lihlictitLin (PUBLISH Kit.) 029C0 Department of the Interior U. S. Land Ollice at Portland, Ore gon, December 24, 191 1. Notice is hereby given that Alton F. Gardner, of Beaver, Tillam iok Co., Oregon, who, on March 20, '911, made Hfimi htead F.otry, No. 029). for SWJ KK anil NWSKJ, Hectlon 32, Town ship 3 .South. Km gu 9 West. Willam etle Meridian, has filed noln-o of inten tion to maku Final Coinmut ition Proof, to establish claim to thu land nbovo described, bufore the County Clerk of nllatr.ook County, Oregon, at Tilla monk City, Oregon, on thu 17th day of rebruary, 1915. Claimant names an witneHHCH; Frank Payne, Kdgar Gil bert, Ollio Woods, Robert O. Richards, all of Beaver, Oregon, II. F. HlghyReglster. Admlnistrttrix Notice to Creditors NOTICK IS HKIfl'.ltV t'.IVL'M I,. Jill UlllA.n ft ,,!!. .r.l.i.j.v.. ttw.t tl... .... ......... ,v .,.,, , ,jit, mut HIU county court of the alato of Oregon. inr tne county nt riiliimook, has up. Pointed tlie undersi I'lU.fl Mill illltlul rn t rl v of tlio (statu of Cln'iu W..jl..n U ,., I I. - , .. '.'.MtfJ ,,11,11,, ileccnscd, and any and all persons hav ing claims aguinst kali) estntu nru hereby required to present them, to gether with the proper vouchers, to tho undomle-iied. at the ollli'o i,t 'I' II Coyne, attorney at law. In Tillamook City. Or,.'g ,n, withl i nix montlm from tno unto or ii'is notice Da.ed ;,ny. 2.ni.. Lli I. Amanda L. DonaldHon, Administratrix of thu F.stato of Chas. Wesley Smith Decuascd. Notice of Assessed Damages. Notice, is hereby flven, that the Viewers appointed hy the Common Council of Tillamook City. Oregon, , n , ...mm. m. "i "i.lit.ai.ir N jK l ....... il.tl.-K" I- '"'" l.ti tl.r pi.tpoM-t w.dmllHt ol I list Mini Mi till.""" tllj, ttR6' i, gin uifi'd wt ' l'"rf'" atftl h t onmwn r hi l- " ,iit.k t'it. i 'i . U$ ppltl NUo.dsv. I.ouiry iih. 9'V ,,r ct t. i.il itt.uii hr i tt UaM tn Mil ..inot.k t ity. Oiruun. at th h-o-S o'.lmk p. tht U" ! I''" hIi.ii Mhl reporl t" I" naldtit l i. the Common Conned. Ily M if- puil dJinaue he bn ascs.d lo Lillian A lloodspecd (or the Ijuutat, lor the taktKit l h '" tug trod ( land t i ..iumrndn at a point IM lr vtuth and ho (eel Kaat of the North rA.i rorncr ol the V Thwaa D LO in Section Town.hif t Sih. ..I Ranur tt Wwit tl M , and in inn thrnec south 17 drajrees. Mast .x. Let.. ihic North M ' tbrnrr North 11 di o Wrsl lect. Ihrntt Sowth M.0 fr' t the Uc ol bcKiiintn, And the MetHtidlsl Rhepal thui.h has been acd daiart m the nun of taktnf ' the following tract vt kind; I omtnenfinK fw' m ,rtl South and to ft E b f'"h r.t corner 1 h K Thnn D 1. C . in Action 9, Townbl "oih i KiinKc Writ W.W.. and ioniums ihcnte tilh 77 dtrfWM, r.. fi Icri to place ol brieinnitig: tu Vorth tt fert; thmce Soih 77 dearer in minute. East lrrC thence 5mith ft.6 feet, thc N nth 77 degrees. Weal to6 teel; thtm,c S.mth ?4 feet: thence North 77 dr sires. West $1 3 feel to the phtrr of beginning; And mo damages have been allowed tn amy other person lor the latUnt of any property by said propoaed widen ing, and hm brnelits have been a r..rd against said property on nc ruum ul Mid proposed change All persuns in 1 nested art hereby imttfied u lie present in Hitting their objections In said Irport il any ihry have, sod aid objection, if in) there !-, t.crthrr with said irptt will be 'irartl and deternnnrd hy .aid Cum itn t (iiioeit at the time iprclfird bffnn and above iocnl''nrL or at ..ich othti tune a the hearing ihrrr of may be adjourned to. Usied ihi Ucerinber !li, !') I John A. chilli. Ucrordrr ol l ilUinool City. Otc. Notice ol Administrator's Sale. Notice i. hereby given tlgu by vlr oalctl an order duly made mud rnir t Tft tho County Conn ai TlHau"dt "iitiLv. Oregon, In the rotate uf .nna Pjipict, dccrti.eil, .aid pidrr uiviiiB b.rtt cnlnol on the Jitb day I Novcmbrr. tot.), thr uodrr.igurtl dtiiinististnr was duly aulhotirrd. itrn.ed and renulird U sell at pri .air alr to the hlglir.l bidder the r.il prupetty brlongniK to wid estate t ti-ituttrr desciibcd Notice i liuthri gi. it' u ! virtue tj.il order ami ud aiiihuiiiv ihr tin I'f ignrl 4diiiiniti4lii will on and .Iter thr 7th day of Uiuiai. 10 IS, se II it piirftr .alt to the highest bidder hr following drntril rd real proprrty olu.-.lf in 'ItlUinook t'oiinty. State of IreRon, towit "Ihr Southrsl rjoarlrr nf the North ICast ipurtrr ni Section 1, in Twnship 1 South of l(4iigr 8, A'p.t ol thr Willatnrttc Meridian, .'iiinining 0 acre, more or !'. Ir. 1 lighl-of-way one liundrrd fret wulr drcdcl to the United Railway Coin ;any, said right of way containing .8H acres morr or lr Dated this ?5th .lay of Nov, tot). Thov Co.itcj, Administrator oi the r.latc of Anna F. I'aipirt, dc crasr.l. Tilhunuok Oregon, nxccutor5 Notice to Creditors NOTICK IS IIKRKHV C.IVKN, lo all whom it may concern, that the county court of tint Mate of Oregon, for the county of Tillamook, has np lolntol the undersigned executor of tho lust wl and testament of .Simeon Karl, dcruiiM-d, and all persona having claims agalnnl III estate nru hereby required to present tho huiiio to the tin deridgnod, together Jwith the pro(or vouchers, at thu olllco of T. II. Coyne, attorney nl law, in Tillamook ( Ily, Oregon, within six mouths; of the date of this notice. Dated Nov. 20ih, I'll I. Jesse Karl, Kxeciilor of I he limt Will and Testament of Simeon Karl, Deceased. DON I1 mnil. A ennn rutoot.. ..... v, .,, inflfM'. llV aoillllllir llllll In yl.nl, I,.. .,1,1 II... We are he lli.rni'Nu mi.,ln ,.r ti,.. HAhlsS heat slock 11' prices that ought to tempt voi A WKLLMADKIIARNKSH will not only Improvo the apfieaninco of your horse. Jmt conlrihuto to your safety as well. Many 11 runaway cotild he avoided If the old Harness had been discarded In time. W. A. WILLIAMS, I IIUAM00K -! . 0RI.C0N I. H. G0YNE LatjcJ Office nu,lncM. ci'i'osrrn oJUKtiiuuaK H. T. BOTTS Lnwvff COMPI.T:SITU, ASTRAOi oiiia- yo:..uoi. Tiii.iiif Hluclt Tillnniook QJ C'AlvIn K. WorrAll LAWYER Miik'hichs Couiik'IIoi. TitU AtToiiiitniit, NoUirv hit. coMMHuaAU a.ui n ii.w,vJ I ILLAMOOK. OH I' Geo. P. Winsloar ATTORN MY AT I AW TlllRltHtik Block ItlHIIII XT' THUmook. Ottfjl JOHN' I I 1AM) IIIM)I HiM MlnfOO rtl. An Alxlrot trf lillitftiooK County Hunk M J.I.MII MtMMMnlgMBil il ttsMMIlili (z-. J . OuauhbeI L.AWVT: t !t iHCIMtR AlifK,ul CoiuiiitTciiil litm ni) J. R. CALLAHAN l.iUVMI Itinx-ful prcli- In, nil IjUI Kr,)cral Coiirli Commorclal Club III Ig I GEOKGL: WlLLtl Allorncy t l aw Oflicc In Tlll.tmnoK i(M Dr. L. E. IIcJ OSTKOPATIIK I'HY.tl li AND M R' K11N Olntrtri. al tflb t Both Phollrs Olllco; Itix.tn. i If. llllam j lloiirs t A. M Ut, I VI TILLAMOOK ORl L. L. HOY, M. D. I'hvsiciiiii iintl Sinr TH.t AMOt K Dr. lack RLSIDLNT DKNIIII tllllro lli .irs I rout V a in ''. Uildfrllowi nuildui' Until Pliom DR. ELMER 0. ALlEl Dentist, Has Located in the Conmrrrfl 1, Suc rrdinff Dr. P. J. SiM ( All woik (oiiijuitfd, U mii 11. lo !. v I to 4 JO r Oreo I'.vrnliiKi bout 7 mill '1 Dr. Geo. L. Pete ti O' A ri I ri ii' Dentist Dr. PcrUins ()ll M Both Phonri Rrilileucr I J. E. REEDY, D.i .vltkrinariaNI (lloth I'hnnes) TillamooJf i Si A. M. AUST hi tl; III CIVIL ENGINEER SURVEYOR WATER AND POWER OUR SPECIAL! Dell Phone Sidney K. Ilunderson, Surveyor John Leliind I liuolen Hecy, Treini, Attonuiy-at-Law. Noisf THUmook Tltfe Abstract CoJ Law, Abstracts, Kesl ' Surveying, Insurtf lloth i'lionci TILLAMOOK, VIOLIN LE! R. I, DRISC) Instruction at Mipif(