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TILLAMOOK HERALD. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 11
a unsc r 'ily ano
rue 0Ko:ci;y'&
i .o r. i awav- ur?M
News From Over the County
PAOI TMRX1
IIRIGHTON
"wANT A CIO AKOCN THIC
v VCAR ?
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S I I 1.1 I Iflliv - 1
vit ovlp. m:
Tho Wheeler hool hnvo llidr May
Day DXorclM'd Vilnr.diiy.
Mlnt'.i Lunburg tin tnJwn over the
Kit office' with Mr. ttohlcr a n.
ai.uint,
.t M. ilD.s p KuWfr linn r.tlnt-nA.t
to her homo nt 0r o OrcKn "Her
- vn t.iii wuii Wann
Mm, Emury U rseovorlng from a
i recent lllnw.
Willi n.i.l l.il I ... til. .. I. ....
U' had ,M.,lt u, winU,r
imjiiiii. wrt,
'"'"tlwHl Saturday.
l"rry Jllntt Inn week
Mln Ml...... M. I .. .' ..
' " " ""in,, oi iicavcr spent
vv- imrrini M. J'oul
J "".'"H.mnil .. .Kfii.lor,.
Jfl.Mi.mlny , htrnme
,u i "'"""""'I 'Mlilffi, rrr
'HnhlM.r'f. and (rnnifr uUtt
t Ihfrr H,.rr f,)lmJ ,n( ,,.
''"fully ,l,mm.
Mm. T
it tiniiijr.r W
& Wta.OID YOU OUY
txr 6ARDEN 5Cf
MtlJERV f
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10 I BOUGHT i Mil
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II
rill
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Mr John Vtftif I'ortlnM.I !!.. '
t Ui- hum,, of hor n T It. Wtt
JS-TL",KJS? "'" ;"
.J1:A'm0V" ,rt,VM to I'orUnwl fiat,
us?' ''wnnl by K1.
turnip by Ira n Sumlav.
AmoMt- ihute an n.JInjf the Suixlay
l.h.r Mr a,ul Mr.. Carl Hcckett,
Mr .n, Mr. McCx.nl, Mr.. Amy
IttiM an.1 Mr. nl Mni. Kirkp.trbk.
A John.un of IlillMlaU vl.lu.l with
thj Mnlly of L. U ,., OVv. 2u(i.
11
J'ortmn.l, wl M'ntw lifilhiirK last Tumliiy
,' JXn Will, arrival on tluj
Mttndity triitn t., rlly wftii hor nnr
cnU Mr. ami Mr. J. V. HunTllton.
O'orso Flletrttn waa n Tllamook
vl.ltor thin uirt having umi) biuN
rii'.n to transact.
Tickota Jfor Wrlntuday fvrnhii:
cvw.trt hy Tillamwjk'a K. of I Ift.ntl
at Umar'a. CiouKh'k or KochM.
Wcxniiay opnnr May 17th will
an cvvninff you will lonif rcmem-
or.
PROGRAM
(Continual from Vk 1)
12:20 I'. M-IIud.on nrothcra. Lar.
cat Oucrrwry hrrnl ln tho aouth
end of county.
1:00 P. M.-M,:Kfl!ot for Dinner.
Another man who waa put In j
me iiKiik uirccuon Qnangmg xrorn
Hol.tclna to Ouernaeya.
Ilynn for Trca.urcr A
Hjjhwuy Man
Itoicvo't
I'd. Adv.
TO TIIK VOTKIlS OF
TILLAMOOK COUNTY-'
I hereby announro my.c'f V. a can
didate for nomination on the Demo
cratic ticket for the office of County
Comm.aloncr .ubject to two Primaries
of May 19 1922.
R. O. RICHARDS.
T
ILE YOUR FARM!
it pays
TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS
E. G. KREBS, Prop.
MAKE A FINE GRADE OF TILE
SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES
hr radio outfi, or-lcrc,! omc time
) urutmon mi i
vi:ll ArrKNiHti)
Ko IVatily" by Wodd.
1h, rwKorv a rl Ur4rl and 'at It rkrrall, I'olk County
h. arr.v?t n,,d nuw b , ,
and adjunct
ci.(ivi:uj)Ai.i
.Mt U'' MuWUIey ,nd family
who h.vr rwldcd on thp Hartley pa.-c
'oveti nark u ii r home
. AT JVnl Ukn I.. 1.. 1 ..
th Atw9 of harinc Mr Mouttith r7.. n.' Lw wl 1 J
llrtrcri th flrU :itvl ' ,. , .J , ' H (vportl on
tl . rut. Mr K K Kprh. rtn-Uil i 1J-.."rW I'5 ln,t vetrk.
f, i.hn I'Uifs Monljlth rvUl.
t:t. a l t.'lir?tt4 LhrA
Ins rcnlnK, WB nijts'ljf thfl ftfi
; f not ih finct mu.trat rHl
ti.1. llu
Mr
I'-r.: Ml. K U ttltfaairtmlkrril LMn! EI'it Karl awompamwl h
i nlano olfi Ki-folr'.!r iirrnniT il ti'
U M -tOth't tiH prvKiam, jtt Tht a very difficult num
). ! in (wur awunnPt nu ni jr lovl-cirf it wa wril ntulerno
.if i f that, !ai which would , nd dp!
-iu h
wlln "5lpuvtn'f Tht. numlwr "''J1 arl "Int Sund
rirlrci a ruuiinr rnrorr an Mr .7 . wwtuvj
Kth irjirl d bv i aylnf Ht bo , f ( U (Yuthi-.i.
. ..I 1 . I. . I I.. t . - VI 1 1 1 ' Mill. ... fm M I . . t I V. -r
,v Mr. K. K. Ktwb .wnm.f llctwcrn the inroml rjl !L .d toe. I ' mr notel Uiurr.
- ... ' - . .. fill" I.., i I MM fc-.H...
i uramimoUi r Mr. K. J. Well, in Til
"xi ii vu.i rclayvjj fr a
PL HA BANT VALLEY
5.'"nf,,t' Ni'was nd Mrs.
( llfford Thoma v.-ore T l'amo k ho..
per. Tucmhiy. " '
Mia. (Jolda Starr .pent th; week
"id In Tlliamook vlait.nc her IsUtor
M-a Wltn SUrr
Mix Thelntn lilr kburn of rjavK
dale vnd Ml. C!ircu iaoiKiM of
Illame wcri K wo K tni kuiwU of
Mu a Hattlu Mwiru.
Mr ami Mra. Tha. HsrjiKl tnd
n rriumwi t'j tr(n p i.onio in O ntral
ANNO UNCK.M KNT
To th. VoUn of Tillamook County:
I hereby armf-ynce myae'f at i can-
didato for re-nominaUon tn the
Kepubllcan ti-krt to the office of
County CommLaloner, and If nomtn
office ami icn'c the people t the
aUd fcnd elected I wJ acc.pt such
beat of my ability.
Very Truly Your,
I'd. Ad. n. M. FARMER
To The Vetera. q( Tillamook County
I have announced myself as a can
didate for tho office of representative
vl If nominated tond elected, I will
vigorously oppose the apndinj? of
1 1 ..! 1 .t . ... .
HiirtnacHV Kiu-.r. Mra. f)V,. Colssfon on hthJ not in tho
Wl.mer. 'oriKirml nja
AlU'rt Johnson I cnjoyinir a vi5 t 1 tf
Plf optel by the votrs
Hrhtfl in 1917. This original
pla requires the Commission to pave,
l..l.i Mlt. it- . fH'll .. f
imivj suuui oi iniamooic t.iy
MILK
We Sell Milk Just A It Com. From
The Cow. It Is On Ice For Yoor
Benefit. It Ccmes From Dr. Sharp's
Herd and Will Tet Better Than 4
Per Cent AH The.Tlme.
Fine For The Babies
THE LOUVRE RESTAURANT
with hi. mother and youmj a,t .rothr.
who recently arlvui hum tho wnt,
i.-u! Htwl- .... v,.. .i.i. it..
Mr. Otto Wtisnit-r I ft Sunday for and dc,ll?nal', th road frfm Oatsop
n I'ort-i lnty scuth by Whiso'er to G.rbaldl
ii..i.iii .u. . . ' Mr. ami ilr U I ii,. ... n
iriiKini irst ucinai' ". v,t:. "hh, ,nr. vnns
r fiwa'l Waf f4ltc.llyrl'h'"f' l"Khtrr Mildred madr
nrir.l ! rdalnKHik urn- tv mI( w..l.
Th. MnniUv Mn.W-.l ritiri i. In Oranct- wa. h i Ir, thi r.lnvr.l.1.
Thl. namb r r mncritUtalMl Um the iiwii tt '"Kf a I feauinlay but di.mU.ed
t ( tttf (.r tiai cia wntcn wuum
KH.h tni (U Af.lurlv "'Kllatr
i lor a itMriMHi ui.piay oj nu- lainmt-m nwo u i. to xh nop.
nd vole- conlf oil which hr I 1 tha' lhl wil! not bo tht la.t
.. ..... ...-!. .Ll- I. .1
(M l. r. aifi L'm.ii.ii
li f t mo iJJiluir''
ttf
tmk '4 . aiU.nUKv of. ftvery num
r rruierv4 In a mot pl.iruj
tr. r jtid fiwd ta.lt-. Many of th
.or.., i to
in'itiicrmnt.
irtr tune "ith Bn effect,
f the jHlal numU tt wcrr.
"I . y V;nilJ. "Kolllr t n
itt l ty fi;nu; ObiUnatlon"
It 1 illt. "I P..d by Your
Wrtvijw, by Itrahoj "lirraino lAiricp
tW Whet- my Carsvsr. h.
P tj. Armvutrvut. -the drttwty a
iitior went to lfcv Cliy Wcdnwlay.
Carl NaBrl frm VVhtlcr wa in
THamtxA t ttv Mr. Slalnbaek Tup.
day.
h'tA '' i ynt by l-"r. "'I Wot 'U J'" ,,,, bu,ir,- (
Locking the Garage
tf-knif the gajsarf aftr the Kurd atoln ' ' h
- feollah than rrrli: a WMv Ufyv.il Ulc 1 jr"1
Ht4l' .ftqr'Vou' loit vnlfftibL j spcr. Why not d 1
fcc ro yim lta them 7
V o yau think ou don't nrc I a Safrty IViatt . )
' Ut If yuu hvi neitoUWo Uiiyl., will, 4 -!. n i-''.
or morttfhKfx-' Ahd it coat u little.
iMrrtloras
J "h Henry Rotm
Jah- Merits C J. IWwanU A. W. Iunn II C.
W. J. ltirhrft V. Mrl.nr
t.7 nrcuuni 01 -me hunnlesi
hhow on horth" to be held then; that
.. .in oj- a .ir arnUl nni)v. the
hall wat wow.lwl by rt-)!te oxpetin:
si; umv IIH1K w.irinwnilU, MnWoViT
wi or.i a the rot thtr J 1.(1 svyr
Nuff ud, r
ir .ikt Mra. . E. Mudcr and
4tj iy hiovi nto the Cruth r house
wner thoy w il rf.ide dunni; Crutb
Ta .Oiy at Dolnh.
Mt.j MtMfol McKilHp apnt Friday
riaturday with Niitti Earl
ri- I verdalc I- thtos javP t
party I'ri'ay n irh and mrvnl ilclt-l
0! rofmahnuvtlN f Ice crftm and
wrNn. ,vi rv?ort an enjoyabio tim
Mr f A Snlth Ii erect inc a w
ba-n V. - -p ntmr ricM-r'a'
lc fnlrj-si 'jy ft nMw house later
iARHAIUI NEWS
:gon-
Campers Supplies
Bloom's is headquarters for all kinds of camping,
Miing and beach equipment including
TENTS
STQy$
DISHES
UTENSILS
CAMP FURNI
TURE, ETC.
CAMP FURNITURE; ETC.
Our prices on these goods are low lower thai
y place in town. Come see.
a.4 bC1lqom furniture CO.
Horn of the Monarch Range
Hugs, Oafteta, Crockery, Hardware, Linoleum,
Dlshos.
OPPOSITE CLQUGH'S TILLAMOOK, ORE
.hr ihitnqv mill shipped U Ik
c.u ..f l.imbur laat ek.
Mrs. Mathcwaon who 1..-
: h.r a.ator Mra. Morgan leit
Ihurmlay for Ssitp wlrv cku will
nil th, uuuiinr ' "
I'tej lwis has rvturnid from n
v.. it to Portland.
Je Kenedy pf Tillamook v siiet'
friend, here On Morclny.
ffoTp of Ur inon Ut the Whi 1,1 v
" I! hava orKnn'xc-i n hasohnll train
Thiv ar preparinir n tl'a'non 1 on
I 'r Int nott to the P'iei" s'or m'm!
I h- Wir ItAiirue Imm". will aoon have
to look to their laurels.
Fonrt-an ef )oit wn' sh'
1 I in n '"r'dnv and Sf urdnv for
h)c mill.
Cn Peter.'! l.ndnt the i'trV
. niMilinir ft T'Hn"onk list hum
l-n
y ( tr.wl !t fnrSn.Oil e
!., '! K.v'ntr II reMi-'e'ed nnJ
1 mI" . -I
T-. " fln.f.l'o inrpwr 'l!
..... r ....t-lUt,
. n""' "'''O'' ""l ',n home of
mil Mn VhIV.. l"a. 9-ittirdny.
W1IKKLKR
MIm llnnll McKlllnpp. who is tk
inir nurses tmininK nt th,, CJood Sn
iitnrinin Hospital in Portland spent
IV.P week Md with nor pan ms.
n wr,.(1, VU, with relatives in
hu ana vicinity. , 0 bardsurface roa.1. TDIamook
"aah 5 , '"''TV itrU(;t,'r! ""'V h""1 bW nerlwted and we arc
' t VIIWACw to havc
a "Silver Tr-t" at Mm. 1 II. Moore's,01 nfter- Pi Ad.
M xt Wede.dn nfterj-'on. GEO. P. WINSLOW.
T t If t. . . ... . 1
11. i rocior leti ut-onc5lay
for Forest Grove to visit her mother.
Mm. Ada Hlmes. '
Tho.. J. Kyan for Sutc Treasurer.
I'd. Adv,
If you fail to nivjid the concert
Ktvcn by the Hand, Wednesday even
nir May 17th vou wdl rains sorae
hine worth whi'c.
VOTE FOR
Representative!
The Hand Concert and entertain
ment High School Gymnasium Wcd
wsday cvcninR Mav 17th wi'l be an
cveninjr of music, the county's most
able artists will appear in quartctts,
duetts and soios.
Ryan for Trcaaurer
Hghwtoy Man
Rooaeve't
Pd. Adv.
I.
OBITUARY
EDNA L1DA ELY
Edita Lida Ely was bom near Hem.
lck, illnmook county, Oregon cn Jan
Prlmarv Nomlnntln Kle,i! , to' -arJ" l"i'i WC dlCi at the it. V n
IN THE LEGISLATURE
FROM TILLAMOOK COUNTY
HnVaMv v.K23iaB
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The Town Cow And
Her Owner
Every family that can afford to do so should
keep a cow. It's mighty fine to have an abund
ance of milk and cream and home-made butter
By packing surplus butter to be used during
the time the cow is dry and by feeding skim milk
to chickens or calves, any family an easily use
all the milk given by one cow.
Hundreds of calves will be knocked in the
head at birth during the next few weeks in this
vicinity unless saved from such fate by those
able to care for and feed them. The farmer
cannot keep all of them.
Try raising one or two calves for veal this year
GOLDEN ROD DAIRY
Both ' Phones
ERWIN HARRISON, Prop.
ri nt hospital in PortlUnd, Oregon
I '-itday May 5 1922 aged 21 year, 3
1 ir tiihs and 1 1 days. She vn3 the J
o-lv fhild of Henry A and Minn e 1 .J.j..tJ.AA
she un.t- I
B. Ely. At an etarl ape
with the United Brethr n -h- . r
1 P av . i.-ul remained n faithful mem
I "er me stienRth of her faith in
womanhood like a lily pure and sweet A previous one from us i.u
Her smile was like a ray of sunshine i ..;,. , ;. .tiitl
God will be remembered as a heirteRe To this father and mother our h trts , . ... . . ,. .
-.r .ntnrt v,.. K.....j I,n .vnnnih,. A place is vacant in our home
v.i.'.w. w ucK4.u 1IIUU I " !! -J .
ore
and friends
She w 11 be prQiUr missed by her
sisters a.n1 brofa rs of Beaver Rc
J bekh lodKe of which order she has
been an active- and untiring member
far tho past three years. At tho
tirr, of her dcf.ith "h' was the cfiie'ent
1 ... i . I an. I elen niot.n. n.n.iti. Tl
. .. ..n. mm mou iwjjuij 1,
ident of the lodge. Sh0 was also a
1 i!be- of Pleasant Valley grunge.
rcretnry, tho yovnsest
Past Noble
res
a was aiso a
I Her dlness was short, and she
waswas a great suflerer, but was pa
tien. 'and evidenced a firm trust in he
Christ whom she loved and a.rved.
All that loving hands and human
skill cculd do was done to save h';r
l;fp, but she passed away quietly Fri
day noon to th'at home above.
Edna leaves to mourn her loss a
bvinT mther and father and a host
T.urvty. tho rhur.h !. rnnve te
Hut she will N, mbsed most in the in i o;. tnends. Her place ui Jh Con
ner .-iitr'e, the shr!T? ofher devotion, i lotige and the home never Sm be nil-
th herno whern ha gn w to t)ung i.
Wh:ch n ver can be filled.
God in His wisdom has rec'aileJ
The boon his love had given
And though the body moulders here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
Funeral servia g were held Sunday
afternoon May 7, from the funeral
parlors at Tillamook, Oregon, Rev.
C. L. Dark of the M. E. church, con
ducting the services Thc servVes at
the gmv were c-nducted by Morn
ns Star Rebekah lodge of Tillamook
In crment was at the I O. 0. F. cem
etery Tillamook. Oregon.
Rollie W. Watson
If I am nominated" tind elected I
wi'l, work untiringly and consistently
for a reduction in taxes. Abolish
ment of Hoards and Commissions by
substituting u Governors Cabinet.
Demand economy in all State Insti
tutions. Demand that nil departments
keep within tho limits of their appro
priations under tho strictest cf pen
alties. Demand reduction and revis
ion of nutomobilo fees. Needed legis.
lntion in connection with rov.ul buildug
distribution roml funds and gnme and
fish funds; also official tahiries in
nil departments. To bo printed aftor
niy nnmo on tho official ballet: "Re-
du:e Utxes, Encourngo Industry, Ef
ml. Norma Darnell nrrived iero f iciency in nit departmonts Govern.
i Wmlniwdnv to upon ilthe sunune.r ,ucr,t. Paid Adv
! her par nt. .
"Handsomest Bride!"
iimu-
vtitly inurtHHl in yAbUi'ttfif PniMiih'iii
" i 1.V...1 uiui uh Hie hum .-.unui. iriu- nu iin. j-wr ?i-. ".-
1,11, MuMni' Hfown wuh nv'i
REPUBLICANS!
Sha'l Oregon continue to hold the
pre-eminence that ia now hers?
Shall she forge ahead as a leader
in the Republican party?
Answer "Yes!"Vote X 13 for Ralph E. Williams for
Republican National Committeeman
In the presidential flection of
1916 wheat .Uiere was dissension
and division everywhere, Oregon
was the only state west of the Mis
souri river to go Republican. Har
mony !
Progressives and Republicans
united in giving credit for this re
markable achievement to Ralph E.
Wliliamsi nstional commtiteeman
since 1908.
In recognition of this and other
services Ralph Williams was elect
ed vie-chairman, the second high
est honor within the power of the
Republican National Committee to
Instow. It is a position of influence
to be reached only jby years of
faithful a ml intelligent service.
Ralph Williams is the first com
mitteeman r representative from
any western state to be elected to
the vice-chainnanship.
Ralph Williams is a veteran of
the national organiztion. He stands
at the head with the leaders. A
new man would, of custom and
necessity, stand at the foot with the
followers.
Republican leaders, in Congress
and out, are Ralph. Williams'
friends This friendship means
much to Oregon and the North
west. Without ostentation Ralph
Wil'iams enlists the aid of these
leaders for the things the North
west needs from the National government.
KEEP OREGON TO THE FRONTDON'T LET HER SLUMP
Vote for RALPH E. WILLIAMS for '
Republican National Committeeman
KEEP OREGON A LEADER VOTE X13 FOR RALPH E. WILLIAJkM
(Paid Advertisement by W. B, Aye)
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