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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1915)
llVfcltclioui ft A V ISSUED TWICE A WEEK -TUESDAY AND FRIDAY LARG,eST Circulatin of any Paper in Tillamook County Ttl.t.AMooK, 0'.,ON. AlMMI. '21. I'Jlf). NO. 28 SERVICE V . inv of our cmttiiiticmnboiiL I irsl National Service ! i i .in nil plcuaol with it nml Cnn U'H you wlijp. I irsl N'dlioiidl HoiiK .-5M.Sl-t-1A A a" Oregon Weekly ! Farmers' Short Industrial News llrtni About i'ajrrolli, Paclorie Kutrfprtsei lu Stale. jmJ Jiblutl J l.iiltl.t,l. I.l.l.l Jtoprm.r Cunt knock out ffcalt Uw V I tvij. placing all tommiioi' i'i'"f(iiiU nndn railroad omiiiii')i, rtagm cannery ha feo&o advancr order for vtge tabic l-(htyt lite Mohair pool mw It old lor jili cent, Powtr will build it,x cio..l ft OH. Uftn County will put In a $k.m tl brldft t Lebanon U will ft, A. ably t4 the money to PituhurK in Head of uttng Hf own limber, KtaHtHtfci Fall Daily .Sonbweirrn frof4tv aoaoend. Wilt i-ur a weekly. HnKway-lirttr and turner fatr tm May i. Ahobthlng tlit banting Indium make it much ptauanter for iht Coventor and Ihr otber fellow Gnn Trading Hmpt tax law to be taken Into court by tamp dicaic, Many eounlit turning down farm management rxprt Tillamook Collier Stevn.m dredge Mart work on dyking cn tract. Orrpnn City April so lock and canal became roTy of the I'mied Kngcne naked to enact a $- v eight bout minimum wage lav. hi contractor are offering StJkk. I 'I tir t iiffrlnlctttorrr v uroMilir in popularity. ("tea W Ha, Prndlcioii, will ererl Iwo (ry hiiittr Muck l l!h oiuMittt al j!cr plant huk-. $ion nu-nih tff meeting ciciir. Course Interesting Meinj;i Fairly Well Attended Interest Good and RE.SQIVH.O That THE 50UARE DCAL WlNiJ- JU5T ASK OUK. CUSTOMERS VIHETMETR or not we thc a Square deal ,ell The best that? IN THC MARKET r'bR. The: fAIREltJTPrliCE- . ( - r; nr l i 1x7 t yfi.iH 1 vrrcuA'.rv r tilcm x t t' k' k i In1 id . i 1 ul I. yi ' cntis leu' L'."c. .-Mi.ij) (i htt'K lor ."c. Mill It cm us ior 'Joe. ! !i .1 efins lor UHi-. I Kiimtocs M cutis lor 'Jnc. 1 . 1. ncli pk is. lor L'5c. 1 in I'ork V t'.cMiis It finis (or -He. U ni'i l'oiC'irn 'A lor -."c. i iS. t'oiupaiiv's Special ColTct il6$&i a" tnftuih ibrtf ilitj week I'rtMileni (ri((Uh of the P. It L. f. V ( (i ami. uncr rMrnunit of linr kH milt lu bitf timber. j Motlala will buibl new city hull Kugrnr nirrchaii( urrc to liatull' j prmliKt ol t ugrnc i.rooni facto" 1 Suitlnw I'oraroisMon i autboti. ' in m.ik $100,000 iniprovemeot tin.lv 1 4 mult of a tat cae. t'mler n-w tate law income ; Nourt trc iucrcated $4,500. j I'oiiland eily bonded debt ' S-'". tko.ouo ami $900,000 bond ur i aked ai lune election lor tnuniop I grain elevator. Klamath Falia U. 11. EdnmmU Uiinber Co. will build mill. Eugene ha installed 2$ new fir' hydrant I. K. & V.. Ry. ha wti on contrc lion crew to make betianaent. Hill teamer Northatu Pacific h". been out on the 'Prttco-Aatorian run L'7c per lb. RAY 8l CO. ' w wj wa . a iw aw' ' y - ' ri ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. ! I WIDDK. - - UKKf.ON PORTLAND LKTTi-K. ' lu li.tt Uilvlnl . i.'.r 1 1.' i r 1 1 i h i Hit; . 1 , lo ill' 1 " iii I till 1 it 1) t ' l'iililni" Mo. ' 'I 1 lie s.iiiii' l:it lu I'tr i'ii il, .ni l 1 i. llollt', .III 'I I 1.1, 1! I l.-ll ,ll,-l I'i "lllllCll II k'otlllllll inost tillriKCti'' iff the ilifforiiiil un nun effective .1 Ki'tli'ilil atlie-" .,rli mi , ""1 tltfci an,, . . . ' ' oi.iiu nut the incMiiii r Kroiler iiiovcuiRiit f " " victor to I'oiilnnd, 1 v "llltr lerlLiMc ,.f f I ( -inn mi V.'lf ;ifiif III..II '"V I'Mr .1 .1. . I I- I ,v "iim iiiu lvilin tiiiu . a,r ioiicci IimI unit I'mi ' iiiMitii hIk.uIiI k. cnrrie.l on v ami hau cleiiner nml racnvc than other secllons of 0,,l'Wt Calif.,.. .1 1 "ceil wli-lilinu 11:1 tillirush a Ioiik 1 ,iie. nml it on v ' "recoil 1" K'l Into li" 7 " "tree of n Uml. I'1'1'! ill.UlLnii- - --n 1 11 M.U,iril wluirli) llu i liool illil" iliru nl Oreijoii. Vhinrton anil lil .li.i, l MKiiiiitt to iiioiiili notent (. i nut. 1011I. I receive higli Hxadc Mill iiliraih t'lvtl ami treated for .holeiw, Im met with m,l uuriiut nl iun thai it hrt been neccary u. 1.1II a innfi reiiee of the i.iiter of in ,.f th.it to ileii- me.n i.m hllnik' all t'"' upli. ;iiMi-. for ,,Ptk. Il i believol tli ciimrtn is ill be nation wide in il effect 011 the indiikti v. a 1 I1.1 hcen started for inn, 1 1 ---- the ioiiiileiion of the worl.n I'oitland C'enii'ttl Company wi'Ho. which ha I'''" (or neatly lltree years hv Hie I'orlhtn.l nliont three ; nl the at Os.- 11 slammm The lniildinh'S 1 ...iii... aiejcudy for the ntaclilnery mm lateniiU ate at hand fro... which H 1(ike a high gruilc of cenietil. II l slatn! that recent sales of slock Have been .na.le ainonntlnH to over fjoo. ,hk) ami thai Hp citi:y Iwh $St.Hw on dei'ot.11. lfllu'l'lt Is Pt ! onerallon ll ulM I"' only ceim-nl hHwce.t llrllh.Kl.a.n. Wash.t.K ton and points i" California. On July 5. Portland will entertain a Idlstl.tMi'lfl'"! l,!,rt' of ,mS'nrSS ' . I..... f....i. riiimi who will ami liniuuinn liniou 1 visit Ibis wrllun ot, e.,rnl bu.L neaa nrvy of the Pacific North rt trego Oriental trade in grain lumber and manufactured product ha been incrcaaing in importance fo. everal yiars, iargeb the ieuli 01 vt-.il f prominent luiiu'ii men to liiii.i, and the viail here in July wi'I !r in the nature of return call. on June i, i, and I a great liw tocV how will br held ai Uniop ... which not oiilv the Gtatule Roml Valli) will lie upresented, but ..H other r"i. ( the tate. Profiting l experience g.iined during the pat i vear. the nnuugenieut i lonfidi"' 1l1.1t the tytj show will he by far tl-i bet ever held in that part of th M.ile. The Intirnalional Pry lnrtiiini. C'oni?tes will hold its annual me'inu in l)enver from Scptoniher 37 to Dciober 0. The ptoKraui will be t iiuttsii.il iinportunce and interest ami fanners in the semi-arid sections o. ( irejjon should make a special effort to he pi 1 sent. 0i Sunil .y II. II, Hit. H. K. Hy ols, C. r. I.miib, W. S. Hrtiwn, J. K. lnn)i t Ml Anna AI. Tar Icy, of thinOriX'o'i Acrleulturnl Collok'e, Hr rlvjiHn IImi city neeompanled by David .-vioiirof) r SpoKatiy, ns of the inont prrMni'iit ick breeder of tho north- 'tgie proKrnm of the irtnetlni: hn bean'carriud out u iircvlimslv niln-r. tieol, er.-jji thai on Mondity rmirnliiK MnaSaariHi irnvn nn iidilre on "Tin) IntUunre nt the 8ire" In place of the iuldre which Mr. Hitta wa schedule I formal II 30. Mr. Monroe'a mltJre vvtij ery inU)rutl(ij; 11ml instructive. On Momhiy evening quite a larce crod ifntliurnl ill Uic court houne whwre illustrated luciurus on poultry and plant disease wore i;tvun as iru viouly ndvertiswl. (Jill Tueailay Mr. Monroe, I'rol. Kill and i'tnf. l.arsou in company with ll. C. Jones went to Clovcrdale. where i. mcetlni; wits lie Id and adtirusae tnnii.. Lectures ami demonstrations on Dim mcstle Science have lieen in proitresc nt the i'rusnyterian Hulld hall, under Did direction nf Mis Anna M, Turtej oftlie Oregon Agricultural College. Thee lectures have been quitu well ifeiMjiiJ. 6r VVe.inesJny afternoon a farm demonstration n u1Iko will ho tfken at tlie liurr Ileal ranch. Two or thru of the professors will ujl6 Hay C'.tty on Wednesday after, nuotiioid hold a meeting. fpubhc reception in honor of the vlSltors will be given at the build hall oiiiThunulay evemui.'. -'JStJ&lA It AO Depends On YOU If you eay you -want your new Spring Suit tailored to individual order from your own selection of exclusive atylcs and fabrics, we 11 send your measure to our famous Chicago tailors Ed. V. Price & Co. and guarantee to deliver the cream of custom-tailoring at a price far less than you've been paying local tailors. Give us a chance to rove it I A. A. PENNINGTON ODD FELLOWS CELE- 1 The church was well titled ami every one present considered the evening. well anent. - "St. , . -.' Variety Store j Tillamook, Ore. 'DROPJIN jAND LOOK AROUND" 4000t0l DECIDED SUCCESS "A Pnif'-Mior's KacMpade" or Wlmt Hnppeiiil to Jones, the piny niven ! tho Mentor C'laaa of the Tillamook Hiijh School, ut tho l)Mir House last Friilny i llil whs a moat deeidod succes from every stundoint. Tho midieneo packed the house nial none were disappointed. The play was well mil on ami kept the ntidienco in Iniighter fnim the stnrt to the lluish. Kach person in the plnv cnrrieil out the ehnrnctor ho or she represented in n highly creditable manner, all were at their host. Honley Stum as Jones, who traveled for 11 Hymn-book house, and carried Playing Curds ns 11 side line, took his part well. Howard l.n mr, as Hdenoier Goodly, n Professor of Anatomy, o.Nccptionally kkhI. as nlso wa Helen Case as Mrs. (loudly, Ktieneaer'ii wiff. Donald Newman as Antony Goodly. D. D . Hishop of Hiillnrnt, was all that could be desire,! in thai character, and Henry lloisel as Uichnrd Henlherly, who was ennttged to Marjurio, was a very ardunt younc lover. Tho Misses Krmla Sehnuelle ami SIvih Kowo as Marjurio and .Minerva, the two very proper and itiKiiitiwi daughter i Ktioneaer ; ami Gertrude Ul.tnr.or a Cissy, Hhenexer's verv worldly nieee, each portrayed their ehamctur to perfoction. Paulino Heals as Alvina Sturlight, a lovesick olo maid in love with tho Hishop; r'orest IJrieksou as riio.n.is Holder, a police man and also ns William Hilioe, an intuatn of the sanatorium, and Thomas Coa U-.s as Henry Fuller, Sttpt. of the sanatorium, each did exceedingly well Helen Statu took tho part of Helnta, a Swedish servant girl, and surprised tier mime friends with tho way in which she represented that character. Her acting could not have been Im proved upon, and caused much mirth- The young people had hrott trained by Miss Mellvaiti, one of tho High School teachers, ami much ereilit for tho success of the play is duo tu her. The last two or three days thev wore under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Waltomoyer. who have boon playing at tho Gum Theatre. They helped to put on tho polishing touches and credit is duo them also. Tho Senior Class may rest assured that any other effort thoy mny undertake will bo well pat ronized. RECITAL AT HIGH SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Koch will givo 11 stu dent's recital on violin and piano at tho High School Auditorium on tho j evening of May 7th. This recital) promises to bo uno of tho musicul evouts of the season. The Odd Fellows and Kebvkuis, in honor of the Mlh a:.mversary of their order, met at their lodge room on Mon day night and marched in a body to. tho Christian Church where a line pro gram was rendered ' Kom Shrevea. N. G., took charge of the meeting und made the announce- j ments. ' Tho first number was a piano duet by 1 Musdnmei, Koch ami Hiiinl. This was followed bv a vocal solo bv Mrs. Allan Page. The third number was a violin , solo by Mr. Koch. Tho fourth number' was a beautiful tableau put on by the ' Uebekahs. This was tulloweii bv a vo-, cal Milo bv Mr. Itaird. The Odd Fel lows then put on a tine tableau. llev. Van Winkle, oastor of the Christian Church, at the close the pro gram gave a tine address on the prin ciples of Odd Fellowship, which was full of gcocj thoughts. Several good lantern slides were ex hibited showing interesting scenes ret- aitvo uj una renowsuip. j MILK TESTERS SUPPLIED TO LANE RURAL SCHOOLS. lu order 10 assist the farmers of L.in- cwinit;. in dttcrmine the value 01 thiir ,Uir cm, .Hid to eliminate tl.e poor ones from thur herds, the First Nat10n.1l H.itsk i Eugene plans to place milk ustcr.i in the rural schools of the county, the school children to do the testing for the farmer free of charge, under the di rection of the county agriculturist. A few of the machines have all ready been ordered and will be distributed among the j.cliuols of the county which are located in the sections where dairying is carried on most ex tensively. The plan has the hearty sanction of the county school super intendent and the county agricultur ist. r.ugcne Register. 'H.nrii'ii((; ' li .1 . f r lV ' li 1 7 THE PRUDENT MAN11 HAS FIRST OF ALL A BANK BOOK Having a bank account and constantly ADDING to it is the one sure way to make life a success. We offer to those who are not yet banking with us the services and safety of our bank. Whether or not you are yet banking with us, feel free to come and consult us about any investments you are figuring on. Without charge we shall cheerfully give you our opinion. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits. Tillamook County Bank