3' I' at IT r 4 -i I: ir it- a - . . f The Herald's UveWie Page of Local News Items of the We The Week's Round-Up of City and County Happenings and Personals Mm. Cnrrignn hs bus b, . - , day afternoon for Portland cn hi 5nc nt lh- homo nf her cousin l.r-n way to Memphis. Tenn. lie u iri-kc Partridge- for n veofc, returned t" lift j the trip from PortUuid by auto g.ung lama In Portlnnl Thurlnv morning . thrrotph California, Mktt, New Mux M. H. Holt went to tho rattroiwlis ix 'Nw Orleans, U, and then tn Thursday of la.t week. j M""!4- .v end W '' itoort iutk arm a nte irip. Mr. Lydia C. Dkkmcn. who has .iluoulrt Mrs. Clnrvn..- Holm of N .- IV .. lKr VK i . I L . . 1 I- . . 4ktt lth U ..AW.k. I H-l in nt the homo of hor Muter Mr i SoJ r,r! St K K. Trwmblev. Mr. Hettla was foi- If i mad ef an auclwnswr give morly Miss Mihircd Ford of thu irtnl-twaMj ytnrs etrtVhv It. city. . ill. Usw01towV,,,',n- Kcvtvnl !ervka will bo hold in the ' PlwlKiral u ' liny City ehuifh from Ttttarfay. IVo- M. TQbm "' ,r nmry 7th to February lSth. cvt ! A WhftKl-t" iAm.M-hiw , night etonut Monday. TTw n.V wrfwt MMdlt oh, at m1' wil llw assisted by Its, nnd Mt A mook MtUk (V P. Gwr, xtll Vmnh ojI inirf . f fitmm f th iy v -htno tha worM. TUI! MHi tf. i (r ix ', M-nth'r i '" ,h i- i'' lrr' for )M It tt H. V!WOt- Th twt www wWl ol W Iwh4 w Mm (MM, --v AtkHf Miller far imftMlw , ti 0 mi b Mtitf i tmtil yw VkUiO, vndtirwit hy tW ift Anonp those rcRi5toml nt tho Tjl- j liraooto Ilotri Thursday were ilr. j lkytan ml Mr. Mulkay. ! A. C. AmJerson of Xohnlem wis I twn on otir utroets FrWav. ' C S. Gravos, who couv fro"t ( Woodborn, -as in this city Thmlay. IMan CriR of South Piri wis a 1 r tnjTB puMcnRir Friday. I-acy Daniel? went to Portland to , isit reltixs ?atwrdny. K. G. Wooley clft for Portlaml Snt ua5y to transm't business. ' Georpe K. Story, who travels for the. Orrpon Jotimal, w-a a busiaoys Alitor Friday. He also saW th afternoon edition of tho Orepon Jour nal will bo in Tillamook at 5:30 the same day soon. H. K. Faulk of the Faulk Lumber been irwtinc her daughter. Mi. I. M.' city last week. Th public Is Invited. !eJdd U Wl Hir r.wnml laU o SWney Johnson a former ITitth- February tit ! " nooker now of Portland, win in our htmr made i. " '- Snith for Lhe last month returned to her home in lort!aitd Wednemiay. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Kuk left for Portland to visit Mr. ltttak's folks for a few days. Mrs. U and Mrs. K. lkMUr pasted ' throuirh this city Wednoaday morning on their way to I-ake Uytle. Mr. Sherman of Portland wa a I business visitor Tuesday. I G. N. Hkkok went to llay City , Wednesday morning. I Mrs. AndreAv- Stim returned to her I home in Brighton Wednesday mom : injr after spending a few days visitintr 1 her daufrhter Mrs. Lrlie Harrison. I I. Ijibowitoh returned to his home r'OR SAUK- V-t! too-mr oar. A .Iwlire Van Zauter of Portland was ' n. 8w K. A Mvlunn MU T! in Tilamook on businm Saturday. ph. ne 'o "Mrs. Stiearer rih! Mrs. McNair wer -t MJISSSMAKIM. xtare pasaenirers Monday. ' drnt wwtnjt F. A. Row and Louis Koebcn went 1 Wi Firtt St K to the metropolis Sunday. ; HK SAl.K- Huli alr. Jt.-y Hob Carlson of Wbelcr trn brel: elKiW fi" riritrilon oactimr busineo in the count seat from twKsl damn, t OH WITH Monday. BUSINESS LOCALS Go. was in our city visiting friends ' ,n veaneaay. Me nas oeen Monday. I vlsi,'nR hi. brother L. Ijibowiteh. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mapiason of! 11 B- LockWlod' a former IMla Rristhton returnci to their home Sat- : mookr w"s in tl hakinjr hands urday mominp after spending a short j vith o!d friends th ton Prt of time visitinp Mr. I,onp. ! wk- He Wt for lutu Grooml Wn- Frank Readen went to Bav Cite on ! " ednwday mornm. n business trip Saturday. If you wnnt c nr pi-.iltiy 'd to the wetcM climate we ha.c '? vartes that wm an.l Icy. JllSj HOFFMAN, Tillam.Hk Ore x.W E. HJckerson wns ia our city tran sBCtinp business Friday. Mr. Boll left for Hilbboro Saturday morainp. Ora Hinkle, J. II. Plank and R. F. Montpomery were stapo passnptfrs Saturday for Portland. Mrs. Edmunds and Mrs. Envin went to the metropolis Friday. J. W. Hester of Hebo, was a Tila mook -isitor Sxiturday. Llojil Johnson of 'WTieeler, was seen on our streets Saturday. Prof. Buell of the Cloverdale Hiph School was in our city Saturday. The followinp were repistored at the Tillamook Hotel Saturday: Ben I N'ordon, W. F. McKenney,. S. G. Penlnnd, F. M. Garrison, T. H. Bach anan, Ralph Wartman, P. Holdridpe, Wm. Do Haven, H. 0. Wiiken, B. F. Stephenson. R. G. Berp, John Venable, and T. B. Satterwhitc. R. J. Watkins went to Rockaway Thursday morninp to visit his mother. Mrs. Joseph Gallant left for Port land Thursday where she will make her home. F. F. Smith, a representative of The Bradstreet Compaqy went to Mahatran Beach Thursday to transact business. C. S. Bennett of Portland was here on business a few days this week. James X. Davies from the metro polis was a business visitor Wednes day. Mrs. Ceila Wapner went to Rocka way to visit Thursday. Community Club of Miami held a meetinp Saturday night at the school house at Miami. They had a pleasant propani and luncheon was served. Mr. W. D. Pine, County Agriculturist, Mr. J. N. Shaw, County Veterinary, and Mr. Georpo Lamb, County School sup erintendent of Tillamook were present II.- C. Seymour, Boys and Girls Club leader, was in our city this we?!:. Dr. Boals reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stark on January 19th. Dr. Smith reports the foHo.7ir.fr births: Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hodman, n pirl the 8th; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jonninps, a boy, the 7th. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Gooch arc tho proud parents of a baby pirl born the 3th. Dr. Robinson repoit3 the L'rih of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nash. Rudy Kunz of Arco, Idaho was a Tillamook visitor Monday. Mrs. C. Nelson of Wheeler was in this city transacting business Monday. Mrs. L. Piko and Mrs. Jolilffe re turned to their home in homes in Bay City Tuesday morninp after spending n few days visitinp Mrs. Burrows of this city. Mr. Burr Reals Sr. left Tuerday morninp to spend a few days in Port land nn business. Tom Ni?hols wet to Beldinp Tues day morninp. James E. Wright of Bay City Michi gan, left for Walupa. fnear Portland) to visit his dnuphU-r. Mr. Wr'pht who is enpaged in the Wood Hoop industry was here looking for n lo cation, but couldn't find a suitablo place because the bay is nnt navi cable so that ships could be loaded for eastern shipment. A. Jas. Ballentinu loft for Portland Tuesday morning. Robe rtCarlson who hns bepn tran sacting business in the county suit for n few days returned to nis .nunc in Whoe'er Tuesday. J. W. Bosqui and dauehtor Miss Margaret returned to tliei homo in Albany.Thcy have been visitirg Mrs. Bosqui who is in a .local hospitil. C. E. Runyon returned '.o !iii home in Portland Tuesday. Judge Georpo R. Bngla Jev TutM clay morning for his homo In Hills boro. 'Fred Robrbach, plumber, left T icj Forest Grove, where she will visit for a fow days. E. F. Harden, was a stage paasen per to Sheridan Tuesday. Alvin D. Wv?k, traveling paiaenw agent for the Southern I'acific Com pany was in our city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Holgate and daughter May of Hemlock, were Til'amook shoppers Saturday of last week. G. A. Reeher has bought the Dr. Glaisyer residence -property which , he will use as a home. i O. A. Schulti and C. Faulkner were ! Closinp out everything at price out to the bone. lHanos, violins, phone- graphs, needles, oil. sewing machimrs, belt. Victor records, strings, .rase, etc. You will have to hurry to vtt good selection. TILLAMOOK MUSK COMPANY. ! Household furniture at private sals , on Goyne ranch on South Prairie, any day but Saturdays. , Fine cedar pests, 15 cents each; 20 rents delivered. Cedar shakes tea dol lars per thousand. Terms cash 0. M. Pearson, Pleasant Valley. phone. St Pit. Wanted to get work in town. Can do almost anything. Can give good rcferencM, in clerical and mechanical work- Call Alfred Smith, Mutual phone. Phonograph records, closing out S BKR on Wm. Wtllumi ranch, fail mutual nh ne. t FOR SALsVTwo brvwxl w. farrow this month E. M t.eontg, Mutu! phone. U Mtl'MI S.tm- aut.' !ip curtains Ap- lly at the Hrraid ffwe. vvoRtr n'A.vrKo k t anr kind in sftermwfl. KS , Reading. H FOR !tAl-B--40 are of eleanxl land that can be pkwd very vairMy. 3 miles fXm TUUinttnh, near gvvnl water system and wrtlc ight sy stem. Vtis.fi 19.000. Easy pay ments. Address the Herald. WANTJBls Clean w ng rag at Qtar Garage 6 cnts per pound. FOR SALE A good wth.1 pinOvTUa. ,ok Muak Co. tf. FOR SALE few c et etty n easy payment In.iuifif of W 4I hal, SOI First St Ti!UMWKk. t I A nd VMrola, plays ltk th 18 W TUIamook Mosie Co. U Psifbank Motss t wr pm t n nt for sal GoKi as new nil 1st St. I A3I ALWAYS taw w?kt ff your baby srs. Call m SMy Oiws you on for saK IMsi nkwlsea, Smith, "TW CaH Man". Fr th nest ami mast punsly iim- al Lift iRsnnme in Us) 0. & IN irsMtr yr autnf-hib ks tV fireman's Fund lnuraM CesaawM it A Cku-h. (oral agent If you want te ssH ftmr Mrf mnk list it -eitn r. R. McKhsksv. GOOD VALUES (r ttrM rsn arwnys Ws ntrtalfMil nl tt HaUsfa t. t ehsu at tavtote tkws. Wf wfl) aastt jNat aiassBiml Ryrt Ut tiw liW . Ite. Usvsa JkaV Ma4 Ryrtip ifitts. HM, , Otwkt Kmrkwt Ctt rfUr it wjw tv tir . mm Wsartawtng i t. niu rBUr mq lu ttM t sattr tt Hfc a, tat lo; l'ms KuHoth i ! ttd IVtil J )!(,) n,M frasnsR tm rt.fi I We hsm ssUy bsMtaal asjpps 4sf a V., c .1 'II ofti "dr USA WRRKLKR XKWS T Kmc Heart tgtn mting held in Wheekr ijall on Fsbruary Sru, was attended by fifty tgiMi msmbemOr. S?iW iHMikr nf tW essnlftg 'V a strenaoa argument ta fn- nt f the '(f-Wier bms and gttmit i rtwirs nrrtcrvnee tn emplosmenf, i j Thr littk mat with fsvnr frvxn moil nf ! I Till? SATISFACTION STOKE E. G. Anderson thar w a .Unca gtwi by tss Lssri ! . , 'with WUku mhestr. ftmialUng ihe." ' ' Messrs. mmsman. tlattat and ( Th ssrt. A Key ' t..k ... t.ii a.. . irnce fn WWk" tlrfc-tU.l urday Mutual , rloa to .lcvit f ir bnsifUMM perty. tn h'tmne amfwtt all Iwn - On Sway Mr and .Mrs ft. M. Rt ! far tMMr wrll Tb pW trantwf m En- Portland business visitors last week. ,mw i-wta eacn. niwmooa Jtus They were accompanied by Mr. Mc- ( k Cfc tf. Collouph of Minnesota who has been The Great Northern Transportation vftiting at the Faulkner home. j ' "o. will calf at your residence or place Geo. R. McKinens, ex-county com- of business for out going freight, missioner. who has been residing at Household poods, packages etc. Call Corvalis for some time has decided to become a Tillamooker again and A pair f milk iroat fr at. quire at Herald of(c. Light weight Vaughn drag saw fu sale. See E. ti. keb. W. A. Church wrtto 'nsuranee in tll its branches Dr. Allttn and Shame, dentists At Nitiaanl HUk. Ttltsaik (hv Brunswick phonOK:'5. 1 1 . t un' y n-'w, I5(J00 tanda d i- a has bouph tho Fred Kebbe. Sr. place on the Nehalera. where he will make his home. Mr. McKimens is a pood citixen and we are pleased to have him with us apain. Clarence Tildcn of Hermiston, Ore. has been in the city this week, taking orders for alfalfa hay shipments. Mr. TL'den states that several of the Hermiston hay farmers are huy.rp dairy herdd and will feed their hay instead of shipping it Mrs. W. J. Hill underwent a vor; serious and complicated operation at the Boals hospital the first of week. At last report the patient w. getting along nicely, which fact ,n deed remarkable in view of the nature of the operation. Geo. Winslow and famiiv n- ' 1 on Thursday of last week - . :.n auto trip into southern '.! f. rr whero they visited a sutir Mr Winsiow at I Angck. a-d ', Arizona where they vi:u-d a i-t.r of Mr .Winslow. J. W. Wall, a piano tum r .f Port land, will be in Uwn sonn r ai ders at the Tillamook Drup .S. .'p. Frank Plinsky and fa-.ilv '!'"vi in car to Albany on P.t' irl. y 'i Frank returning on 0'jn'iay. M-.' Plinsky and children wi'l rc-rr.a'.n . n ' Albany for an exU-nI-d viait. N. P. Hanson of Hebo, ':. ''a city on busines lajst Saturd-.y. I C. W. McLerory of B.avcr, -..a' . town on business Tuesday. I E. G. Krebi, is having en.'.1 r.r f his brick and tile work. a f i-y building 18 x 04 ftft whi h will be u.-ed for making drain tile :ir dry shed. Geo. Krebs, a f,r.i.. ,r ; of Sandy, Oregon, and a br.i'r cf E. G. wil have charge of the v ' . j Mr. and M--s. J. J. B-.-r :.r 'K proud parents of a fin- ).;',, ,,rn last Saturday night. Valphan Drag Saws, jiricc i : ; d tho 1st of February. Drag h,w. v. ith and without Hutch, l.'-i.vy ar.J light ' weights. E. G. KREBS. J Tho Hotel Nethorland. fthe old Ramsey) will be open to the public on February ISth. 1 A. M. Standish, the n--thit-, who has been ill for ome ti'r.e A-ith nnr j monia, took anothr serious n'apse last week at his home at Netan-. J. E. McKecn of Illaine, v.l.' was ill for only a few days, died at the Vidito hospital on Wednesday ipht. A paralytic stroke wan the ca j e of his death. Deceased was CO years old. A. N. Davies of Netarls found a barrel of white substance on Imo beach last Tuesday. None of our, local people scorn to know what it is Tillamook. See Dr. Girder for denial I. 0. 0. F. BuikHnc. work at ! A Judiclons Inuinrt. A Wll Irtuvwn lrnva(fl.L- f . k y , John Mather, Agent. 6U or Mutual v.,ju often heard dmppitji ak a rut omer, who wish. ! t . !uy -...uwh n -d. Wlm sshelhrr it ua t .r n 1.4 .,- n uy pnonograpn, regiuar pnw Bo4 ,f f 13o.W, now $75.00. auio top ami Harness repair slwpj berlain C. 'iph R.-.-.dy Th.- i.-i-.n -losing out all tools, and material for this i that they know there is including 'eathor, canvas, top mat.T- r.i danrr 'mm tt and "hn' it alwHvn ia! bu.-Me. tp dr"iing, clectr' nt". T1' r.. ). 1 '.r. F-rd nr..i t p ro-. w rs, - .,T; .. , t , ; j fr a ch id, thvy ! ntfl ini-nr.iK.' I..... ,m.,i..nj. 1 , w fu'.con ami -n RodiH viitd with Mrs Hnwi' ir in Wh If W ar vmy glad to refMtrt that M!- !i tril t mo-s better. Mrs Wstin wrt to Tillamook Hi!"i-u !ii'tMay. !r wa a dUlspfct'! S-aking bunvh iitt' stirfil hire (rivm the Elks '.!!at.n in TIUameMnk. hoi Ussy l -rt. ' um(P time " Mr- Pt Italy a quit sfc 1 ' -'ivi ..t h much tg.rM'4 i' pft-'it writing. ri Vi. ftiwn bv the Odd Fl ' -1 Rvlssecsis-Wsdiwadiiv 9fnve( t b the beat nf Its nature tr give ( Wh-!. It tartad out w-.tK a snan- ov f'ou'ar .ng n4 eenttmind wit- , :ht nvh'ut the MrfirjitiK,. !n !.- drt part w saw a mlnsirsl nnd h. a- i .... able spHtorri&f Jnhs ttcsldes thin w heard m .f th n- Rrvthctt It L Ur " pM T R. A. IWwi t lrtle4 imM u tMfntly tf i p -l iww fmr in It . k i Hn, nf hWh r t imtitg jiwu l Katxl (tonal "Moving nf M trantwr silssf," Was sots ft"! mpf rt4 Ml that cannw. h n anrstbr "l In tfc U. 8 . tkf I Jsrhinaky Bwuy Isty nt tfcw tUach. fumisluNi emsv t'hshln'. Tablet. I mtsMt restnd af hugSur. A a IS? W ' t p tWr w u tMftf by tkw anttr m- Tf -4 nn.t pi pMy. Kin I -f Ul for i , rtntjftStsHi U Cha AN.vorHrmiitw Os Monday, February tBtfe, w snfl ut a ssstMtnr est th mad la tk yotrr ofsssts for (Srmwri, fbsttf J Fssjd. ll wftl kav prkw r yu Usst wil bs rtgr IU : k. rthr ttf yr proJi . rtf hasea and aehi. W jrnaranio to sav yu mnev "n y(r grCry itrdrr TtUMUtmiK MERrilAVTHE !lP(fl .1 1 h' n ttflf by fi.M.w f nip ffH" ih vi-rv wh-i llrnthi'r thing if yU i o. o. r soti yrtl nlstlhg f i nl lhr- a- . r I- -, lot-. ' HlKdj Molnnl I . V. Th-y w t- ,la 4t Btlpf r lf Thi-J Apwal to Our T UHtm r.d J -.tint r.ftir r.t t Mhy Klx Wen VMMpltr' Tl ! ti Tw Uhlr i vmaH, lrVifi.rti tKc ptnr the dgilft T M (frtil'r mVpfnfnl t I , t ?J1 An Appreciation by WILLIAM A. BRADY (One of America's greatest producer.) In making "Way Down Enst" David Wark Griffith hat again emonstratec his genius and for that genius and tho imm I have tiie highest admiration. on, thir Z'Y, D0VC! Ka6t" ta.anotnw bH1"nt achievement anil Zient if Z S? U7 amiTeaU'r the foremost ex ponent ol the motion picture art. Fiu l'hf 4tWentJ7eaw. in which 1 Panted "Wnv Down athouiand Umcl Americn' 1 probnb,y aw thc lxi ,eMfc lonf'n lvat I.knew1a" there waB t0 know a,)0uL ts that I hatl long ago experienced every emotion and thrill the play poaieasocl. thrill e,"B T Mr Sriff,h, l'!y "Way Down LCat" and I waH tniilled as I have seldom been in a theatre. Mr. Griffith has achieved the apparently impossible. D.W GRIFFITH WAY DOWN EAST P'Vf Ul'Kcr i.l j... n , ' I fcrc you linvo somclliiiic more tlinu n motion picture it i ft tury 0f humnn licarls, un folded in n simple, mul.f cncliinn wny, under thr. rnnslsr cuiiJniicc of Mr. Crtriittt n pro. duction that will i:o ihtintlerine tlowii tho es just because it i.i to httmnn. WILLIAM A. BRADY (Original producer of "Way Down East") "Way After hut it ha s every appearance of beinjr prouuet 01 the cocoanut. It is of f Krcnsy nature and burns vnrv rnr.,1. i!y. ' Corporation Commisnioner Tom Hundley was in the city this week looking after some mattcre in con nection with his office A. Q, Beah ls.pn tho icick Us, Down East" The Greatest Picture Even Shown in Tillamook County Three Nicrhts w -rwwi uaiui uay ernoon Matinee FK Ifi 17 iq Two shows on Thursday & Friday evenings 1st. at 0 30 2nd at 8:30. ' On Saturday After-noon at 2:30 the 8how will .tart and.run con- tinouoly untd eleven o'clock. EVENING PRICES 50c STRAIGHT A TICKET i?wniTmnrt GEM THEATRE Ut I m i !1 U a 4 J , lM rapillji l, M( T t -4 iWsaaatWMiiMMj, "imiiiiiaV ..VI