WAT.
1100
ISSUED TWICE A WEEK -TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
RGESTCl?CULATIONOF ANY PAPER IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY
XXII,
Tillamook, Okhc.o.v, 'Iamcm !). 1013.
NO. J 4.
I
Spring Millinery
Announcement
1 Oregon Weekly .Bay City Kan
industrial Review
K,h l i iu Joue oi I'm .
l 1 (IHHtlttH'll hill
Intr 'I " r Milliner v
fork K 1 ' " oul will lv lc-
UtiM t !KV VOtl lIltMU'W
, - . ; m view in, our
. . i 1 1 .
it ii r, "hi uoii uii uie i Wil
li v
rii-i-i l know mid huve
ic'itii v M i s x JoncM
i,t, imu rxpcncwT in
M-.it ten will no
b'-t . I 'l t Miiin nvnil
Styl,
icmotiMH ui ncr services, y.i...-
lOtir f .? lament with' Mis Junes is for ;t short
hvni .uih We should then-lore he jlml if yon will
u.lh i v mr orders as curly as poiaible.
Innouncing Showings of Exclusive
les in the Most Fashionable and
Approved Models in Ladies
uils, Coats, Dresses, Waists
and Dress Skirts.
Yi .in- I'lnliully invited to visit our Kendy-To.
car Svti in on the B.tlconv to view at vour leisure
L-lKiiiti'ul .'itnl artistic models iu nil the latent and
UtfnsliioiiuljleMrmcntfor'tltc-coinhijswiKOM's"
wtr
Wayne Knit Hosiery For Men,
Women and
Children
Yn in knit represents
the most desirable
qualities to he found
in Hosiery at (he pres-
t . v oiuhined with wenrum qu.tlit , splendid
Hiii; .tu 1 eoutlort Kivin the W ivue Knit Brand
ws t u re.itest possible vane at lh lowest price.
Ladies Hose - 25c to $1.75
Men's Half Hose 25c to $2.00
Childrens Hose - 1 9c to 25c
r Cotton, Vegetable Silk, Silk l.ihlc and pure silk
ose
Tho Ho wo- Book or
Fnohiono Now on
Snlo Por 15o Copy
Including Froo
Pattorno
Acliritici On IU Increaic. New )
YtlopmenU In All I'arU Of
The Stale
1S i.
Commits Suicide!
Mom's
llli 'I
Lit
Mtr hat ordered dm bushel seed
.. 'u! !ih IU industry at Stale
I fitilr Made in t'nUiii County
1 'i;ut Bftrnilril by too
M Met. n.- M.( o.i ic Mil's have
'"fiiMrt (or H.rrio.ntwi rl ll-
' R fi K itiiU Cnio Pacific h
we jf1 rt for mtlcr
! . Wi.ikt (frl ?lAlH ct iron
, ii-. .mil Smiih ! Walton t7so for
'K
' ! id. I'wftlaml, XI m ton i r lntgt
ir lrltiil'.
Itakrt Ccwmly jlcrt mining rrMllii
rarlirf than utual
Mr.li(iclJ I. lick uml rt $J
Liti m Kolil a til jjt tatiiiuni.
j'ortUnil B'-"l rK l:Klrr would
itittutr $i,wn,i ltfll lur.
v,;i,iu --M jrdi 16. rvcurtn mcht
u.,i(in OrrI Voribrrn al I'lavcl
i t!!4nil 1 ii Hrnrv will ncet
$ ri1rnc; on I ornrll rtl.
.1.. lallt - kniKhu I'vthtki lu
tm four iur) r:icrttf UwJkc UuiUl-
' fl. & N' will ifnJ $7oo.oc3
.1 ii iri. 4ttl vuilurl t 1'ortlantl.
( lmmi Point, jj utile Iront Port
n .1 n Cnluml'Mi liiKltway to liave
to r I'lialrt inn.
Mny j to B tll lir lock 0tciiint;
.vrrk tor Ccllio and Uickoh City ca
' iu! i
nrtt Uw i offrrctl !)' the I'tohi
molt party and the lntior lfcdcra
ttn, fur rtrclioit ff tcntgjtcwiatlvca,
I :tlrrnilcncr two Iltilr h;tril Uf
.1 Huilt north.
Iriuiir Stro'tK and It. I.. Hart
. ..p.lurtnitf muiiiiII At Peoria.
Vniliriltnt'olr Vaili'y electric
iliojil heini; jirt.iit'itctl.
i I It How ill 411J J. W. Stevenson
'.u . kini: M"ln at lilrttdnlc.
t'.Hiiiiy treamrcr Mlnry cm
f .i to $7a
! .1 Slack, in !.tor Pre: "So
'. .t...i law prd Oh ll)c contmry,
hr rittinicnt ( hotli hrnnche-s of tlie
! Kithtiiir v.ti unlavorlile to labor,
. cn-at many of the lawmakers bciitK
.. vttivcly intolerant."
I- A XtcUrtth erect f 10,000 ajmrt
, in nt at Portlnud.
, (...itocbrtlk .t Fry jo.ooo capacity
i.trttitill at lrorest Grove.
! m.i Ion -John Thoma
I $iKim bungalow.
. Alluitn public niitrkci, Portland, to
lir rnbUKClt.
St.tv architects office and salary
I ! $. abolished and official put on
, Ur.
' l imiracl for expendiitK $000,000
..it I etl irrigation tract in Umatilla
1 uiiutv have been let to Porter Hros.
I t-Kivlaturc cvitliiutly thotiKht Ore-,-,
n nudk more road an;! less scenic
I.kIiv. ay.
K.ii.i- and snows Insure g'll crops
..r l etitral Oregon.
Organized labor has established a
uoiioit.il union-label mail order house.
I Ship building plants on thu coaM
are t tithed with orders for new e
i seU.
-ox sawmill at N'oti has resumed
huildiuK
"iiiictei uio 1.V11.1 c Muiif)fi.'0.
L'lll 1 1
ii Ktuutrin iimimijer, or
ai 1.0.M01111, HUloa muiin
low I.. ,, ...
' (lllioriilii ' 'I'limiuiH till.
of thu early bohsIumh 'f tio Htto IokIh-
lnti: 1, .Hud burn ttrtur tin uuitn ...
um, week. H wuh 02 yonrH old. Tho
pnHHU.K of Mr. Mlt.to romovf otto of
ii... bent-known of oontoiupornry t-
1 ii . i .... u reir in 11 11 1 1 "
"..j.uro, uirotitor uml Jitvoiit- neurit, uv - - - - .
tl"J rive nul,,u.H which thcn- tlmuto frlond 01 thu lulo ,.., .
wu "rKunlod to .n.u.yfaL.turU: thlu.i. uml was a wU.ioh o Ui r
.. . . i...i.t.. .iv.ilnninont Of tllO llu
- .nun, a 11 ruutor uml a iuriui"'
' '"uruu uuHinuHH iuuii or r;it' rroiu immwi
nvu Htoitk HalUHIIlOII. II. P. MlttW of CtVIIIll..
wc I. II M, Todd, JoHoph Hunt- -
"upHou und, p. h. urnliio. gulmpnho'. or tho llcraiu.
1'hirty-i.ix lawyers want new office
o( public defender created nt Port
laud and other cities arc to follow
Husband Wife on Murdrr Charge.
MarahtlPld. -On n eharHO of murder, j
itiiDMiill worn 1
.m-. mm , 1 , operations.
n.,,ir hnitii. fli. milt's Houtn or .Myrtm
I- . .. ... . 11,.. r tKHI HUM I pitVKl.it, vwii.-...v
IS Ufiniirplnii Thpniirtliint I'oinl. It In itlluisoil tnoj am h'"o .
vU-". - . ii...,ll hmtluir of
n P.. n polNMUUg Viiiim
-.m.u uum.tj uiu rai ciuront'o. wlii.n uenin oceuiyi
YOQk ygant uko. wltlmui any Hiixpleiou at
. ' tho llmo.
1 Hlmrlff .lohmion linn ordered the nr-
0!.. . ... tlMlll...., Itiinllllllll 111 L.OIMIl
t u. a, cashier mulcted, rest 01
U C iarifli... ,v.u- rr,.uil iii.l 1 PAlullO. Ultuio, ioiiiiui.
euf it.......? T, ,. ih.t lttikHKll Place, who kuvo tlio
.... 1 uihiii uuil.i lliuim i" . ..f,.i,lM
i nitvent roi-mur on eura mm "
fk "'deainun of the ilitfutiet I ' . n, var.
I 111. . la 1 1 .1 ft 711 UC2 UI vmw.
lJ,,to,l by tlu. fttdoi-ul if. I Salem. - John Ml.ilo. run , hltmt 0
II eacb euuu wuh (Ivj.. at , flrtfKtm Muw W, ''". ......-.. - -
'I Mtlt'lV tlitfbt
o'clfil
Mli Brallxrg, Jcwlfcr at Bar City,
Blowt Brains Out Wilh UyoUtr .
Last Sunday.
at about twelve
Martin Hanlfrv, jeweler nt
IWVU Hv .lid himself with rc.
vrMLI twlnx his brains aut. The
itdil-'f Ifar.l the revolver report
lillV" " hi loom where tbey found
hfiJvinif across the bed with a rc
VfiWcr ci'-thed ir one hand. It Is
1 "WeM that the cause of ki death
wawd' ,inUncy.
Dceeafrd wa ,"R year old. He hit
iouJ l .iivc that anyone tinows of. He
hamjsotwc properly, coiuistinK of $t$$
inta$h, bank deposit sliua. a tuort-
ajac nd some reality. He hat been
a Malilciit of Hay City for the past
iWfiFycars
first coroner
fibis 1 Dr Wendt's
case.
Inother community sihg.
fn Friday cveniui; .
Women's Civic Club of
have a community inc at the
mcrrul Club rooms The cominR en
tcrtaitimcnl, however, will have some
additional features. It will be remem
bered that the last community mur
March '10. the
this city will
Com-
S ER V I C E
Ask any of our customers about
First National Service
They arc all pleased with it and
Can tell you why.
First National BanK
lillotnook, Oregon.
A BIG REALTY DEAL
' Rook live fire company as incumbent
upon the property holders of the city
Marion Chance, II. W. Smith and A. and also upon the Insurance Companies
J. Schmelrer have bought the old Jns. represented Iwrc.
held at lite club rooittt uii n ilrci.lnt i
success. It is a fine idea to have all , "uhcv P'cc ve llcia:'cr- ?" A motion was ntarfe. seconded, and
thc-people Ket lOKctherand have a P emprise. 319 acres. M of which entd, that a committee be appointed
touslnc Rood time throwinK aside alii' Attorn land now under Rraaa. The Jnlerview u,e Fjrp Irsuranc;nU
ml , , ... . ,, ... 01 tne ci an1 through them their
CO head of cattle ae now on it, H. . ,:.. , ... .l .i
... ... ..1 , companies, as to whether they would
Smith will run the place during the ;...,. ,r , .
, ' . , ,. : help in the support of the Fire Com
next year. The purchase price of the j pBnj.
place was $10,000. Messrs. Chance, j
Smith and Schmelzer arc prominent! Mot on made, seconded, and carried.
Grangers of the county and .well j lnat a committee of fiv property own-known.-
- ... . - , crs be appointed by the chairman to
m secure members for the Kire Company.
CtDCMPM-e. MPFTlNr Tn';hrt,'r"'a' Pintcd the follow-
HKtmtfl a mttlinti lnR committee: Chas. J. CloURh. C.
., 7 , ... r., Miller. M. F. Lc..ch. Alex. McNair
Pursuant to u call of hire Chief . . .... , . . , .
. , ... , and K. r. Haltom. and he also referred
Coates, the members of the Tillamook . , , ...
1 ... the matter of trterviswinff the Insur-
lormaiuto.
1
POULTRY MEN HAVE MEETING.
i
February
suit.
Portland flout iug mil's will erect
$.0,000 wai chouse.
Frank Sclnnitt planing mill will
erect la rue new plant at Portland.
Malheur Warshatn & Herrick buy
Flyun sawmill to cut miniuK timber.
Water board dropped two and cut
salary of a third,
I.akeport has a gravity water sys
tem from Clear Lake.
Governor Withycombc is keeping
up the retheuchmcnt work. Officiate
dropped and salaries cut are. dally oc
currences. Kastern OreKon expects 4itf Rrain
and fruit crop.
Ashland has substantial improve
ment under way.
Nibley-MiunatiKh sawmill, Wallow
riitinluK' with full crew.
Coipillle river channel to he drcd
j;cil to uuiforin depth of 10 fect.
a few of the poultry
meii of Tillamook County met in the
Gstwirrclal'Glohwrooint Profeasor
A G. 1-uun, Instructor of Poultry
Husbandry at the O. A. C. was pres
ent anil kvc a very intcrcsiiuR lec
ture illustrated with stcrcoplican
slides; his subject bcinR "Poultry
Work at O. A. C."
After the lecture a poultry organ
isation was formed and temporary of
ficers were elected. H. Booth, Pres..
W. S. Coates, Sec, A second mcctini;
will be held Saturday, March I) at
1 0 o'clock at the Commercial Club
to adopt a constitution anil elect per
manent officers. "Feeds and their
cotv will be tliscuseI at tins mcet
iiili. All men and women in Tillamook
County interested in poultry arc in
vited to attend.
W. S. Coates,
Temp. Sec.
FAIRVIEW LITERARY PROGRAM.
The next ref.ular mcctini: of the
rairvicv Literary Society will be held
Saturday evening March jo, 1915.
I'he following program will be
Kivcu:
Soiik Hy Society
Uecitntion lithclyn Crawford
ITialoRiic Lloyd and Victor
Johnson, Lcona Kupp.
Talk. "Should a school district pro
ide play apparatus for pupils." Wm
MaNwell.
MttJion Soup
Piny "Rubber Hoots."
Recitation, Willie Lucas.
Pantomiue.
Recitation Mrs. Crawford.
Newspaper Mr. Herring.
Sour, Arranged by Rita and Florence
Morgan.
lay "The Farmers' Club."
Souk By Society
Program committee, Miss Lorpabel
Miss Shrode and Mrs. Crawford.
CLAMS BEING CANNED
R. J. llfwers is now encnKed can
ninir clam.t at tho Small cntmerv. Ho
with the necessary help, is handlintr
about n half ton of elams daily. Tho
first shipment of tho finished- product
will bo made tomorrow to Southern
California to one of Mr. Howers old
Customers,
Hotte Co. met m special session on : . .t.
Wednesday. March 3nl. 1915. at the " J
City Hall, but the City Council bein The Secretary was instructed to pre
also in specisl session the meetinR was P"1- blanks for the s-naturea of the
adjournetl until Friday, March 5th. applicants for membership.
On March 5th, the Company met in' Umler the discission of propositions
adjournel session and Thos. Coates f,)r promoting interest in attendance
was elected chairman, and John Aschim by the members, Mr Dwight made the
Secretary, pro tern. suggestion that each fireman on duty
Tho chairman then addressed the at any fire may be paid the sum of $2.00,
meeting stating that the meeting had this to be paid from the treasury and a
been called to devise some means of record kept of all these expenditures,
getting additional members. He gave Then at the end of the year a state
a brief history of the Company from , ment of money so paid be submitted
the first organization in 1SS up to the ; to the City Council with n request that
present time and ended by explaining t they re-imbursu the company and levy
that nt this time there were not enough , a tax to provide for same. The matter
members in the company to handle the
apparatus on hand.
The meeting being open for discus
sion suggestions were made by Mr.
Dwight, O'Donnell and others to the
elTect that the matter of keeping a
was continued unt'l the regular meet
ing to be held March 11th.
Nothing further appearing at this
time the meeting aJj -urned.
John Aschim,
Secretary Pro tern.
7?S "PPUDWT
MAA"prtfsf?sr
5aPagsjv r
SAVC
k. .
Astoria orders three districts or
streets hardsurfaced. 1
F.ugene conducting survey of home
industries.
Bridge to be built over north fork
of Siuslaw between Acme and Flor
ence, Salem Three Justices of Supreme
Court will huild new homes.
St. Helens fruit and produce can
nery ready for operation.
Good sign for Oregon dairy pro
ducts Increasing in January.
mm
John D, Rockfeller was once a poor, yong man. Suppose
he had not banked th,e FIRST money he earned, would he
have become rich?
He never dabbled in get-rich-quick schemes either.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits.
Tilllamook County Bank