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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1922)
Watch The HpmM ! 123 TtU.AMOOK IIKRAIJ), TILLAMOOK, OIlKtiON, MAY II. 1022. PAGK flVK 4.44,44,t.1..t,4,44444 LIVE LOCAL SPORT NEWS ALL TEAMS IN CIRCUIT EAGERLY MIT OPENING GAMES SUNDAY Krown That Won c Come Off HOFF'S RECORD Hit ip Thy I'lay HumUy r , r.,lllr h ( VhaUm Ut TWnrnoOV. OnrllmMi I "-hr ikt n.. ...... I llI.t.... - I llli.. I ., ' I? MTU i .. . Mrnvrr BIHI uriBinvn nun , writ" i , 1 imill l..i, Mdller. I Vim Whrrp n"v i rpt numuy . rr at Ttlfcimmik; Itmver At ' Din Mi.l Itriithicn M Grllldl. pal Ur M I t' I l I ,'. -"mhwh nun ll.t r-Uy Hi, tlx (nam In tin Tlllo ,, ( u,i.ilv lterhl Ukud wlnn s ti.tii for ho flrl time. Wltll urAttvr Lh Wmlvril tfprlnw ..hhowIimI yri vcty ninna ,t hi. e ;li mi Viy Bin) Mtut ukf thr f old. rf h rlmill th trf. i aim I. ln Uf II rt .. BILL JflLUFf LIMES 0 GOOD TEAM HI VHEELi , b-rr HUt Jolllff,, ct ! V.I. : ., ii trad) lift tilled II J 4 M't.. king mil.. l to arl Ho ' ae With, hurling Uff he k youne r who hurtu for tlm I'ait I eaVrf. the Utttfl part tif )at and lUker, who tl '! holding .r trl'Mil (HllIott Wbc not h. lirhllld tho U It, I.e. riA kerjack arlvrr ' la utl flrt, IUW Bl rtfv, at thttft and U' t third fcir.lrji. ho hn Tolfufil Houicr 4(r Tbrtt In rrrvr Id Ha n U Tt. WlltUm ftivj 8llm. JtlBhi ... . ,Twr f h UIMj.r U.n Lal.J,., ttf ( f , y .,, '.I rfA UU fur.,,, 'sr"' III. I . . , , tl Ul. , fly ll H,- Ir y.. , ( , it" -.1. fl I 'r r 4y I-1 II - MELLEIIJ CORPS OF UMPIRES SELECTED IWtw. ftf t, T.i;.m.u n,,Pb,n om filUrt -4 ' 1.., h(Ur.Uy 'Mfbl U frtl.r m(i (, "poninp of h- th , Sumb) J n! cjimllilif.cii p.UxUon jAimphitti (contnln thn followlnij nUtemrnt In j (hnlf of Mftti; trexuur.r 0. P. Iloff, who it n cnndiilnto or nt'h:tlon n.i ti why he shouM he nomtrtiU-il nnl I ro i'litt (: 'Hi onth of office l hl I nly plrli;e. JHa record i ysur uar. ' 1 ant.v Hit pxperlcricc i ypur proU.c-; Uon." It f Uicrcforc Incumhcnt upon ! I the vo ur to can the record that In , IbtUi U h liiitc of Hwut uliii tin 'In Yunlti-t loli canirx Uut he iltn Ir. tli" tj-.'ltamJ Hmto 'lie fr vn Ilatw won't m In the Now York lir.rup uniil fltrllay 20 'uiIkc bajM'tiall llrcf lor. uiiK;tnlc-l tUai uni.l that 4-ilv l-cauo h. barnslorrnrd taut yoor t rilaln' TahlrU r Ml'd ami CcilU In Kfrt aiative rffutt of Chmlwr . hsrtlly rrahic tl&t It h I ml'd vnd ccntj !'4rrJ by mctlldn'. League Base Ball Opening Game Sunday MAY 14 1:30 P: M. TILLAMOOK vs. NEHALEM FAIRGROUNDS Opening Day Ceremony Band Concert Admission: 10c and 35c Full TIU-AM'K OFFICIAL SCHEME OF THE TILUKOOK COUNTY BASE BULL LEAGUE 1 At J' At ' TILUM'KI WIIKKUIlt At HKAVKU At ! OAKIIIALDI. At NEHALEM At HIMGHTON'I I WIIBBI.BB HlUVBIt 0AUUIA14)! KttHALBX Reports MA V SI JULY JU.VK 11 JULY as JULY 10 AUG. IS Of These MAY 23 T JUNK t .JULYJW MAY 11 JULY 9 I Jf.VfE 2fi 1 AUG. SO I ju.vk ii r JULY 10 (.n;-Hsi) i AUG. tl ! Ga mcs AUG. 20 JUNK IS JULY 0 AUG 0 JUNE 18 ( AUG. C MAY 28 JUNK I AUG. 13 MAY 21 JULY 30 (TIP.) JULY JULY 9 30 JUNE 18 MAY It JULY 28 Will Dc JULY 2 AUG. 13 MAY 2fl JUNE 26 Publish-, ed In UUIGJiTON JUNK 2 I MAY 11 Al'G. 20 JUNK 4 JULY 2 VMV 21 JULY 23 JULY 1C Tht H era TEE RERALO IS THE ONLY COUNTY PAPER THAT ISSUES A SPOBT PAGE -..niut.rur of Wm t!hnU-iii n of j Wholur; ItUy KcnnliolU of Ur t. o. 1 i"hi Mnhan T Umook. W C Gil. Iicnilon of Tillamook and Toou Cr- dif f I'hr.atenwn h brn to , of folate at th opomnc r-m- i (lbfrtAuii will to l.-.-r n-l Kn hoiu lll work Muhlrr whrt ' t Whr'er and Bnifhton play , I Tho dlr ' vol,! t.t Mrniil iilayr to Iwm ) !ly V Vnv K" ; I frro ami tlml rrh lomn W nlluwr i 1 tho maximum of n r.d nny fompltimuvtary admtnti to umh StarUnw ti" (r n!1 i&t vli $e: at 1 90 that farmer may tufcu In ' I ho Knmr "l not W dIyMl with 1 ihclr farm work. MEYERS MATCHED TO i FIOHT HALLOWELL t.m, M pair is will wclirh ;n nt 150. Hallo. well vi peih'jns irj on at 155 Ih,, a mi-wind-up look promlsini;. In th a nix round 1:0 the funs will bo introduced iu Audi r of the luin.-y i onipany m.ll at Giiri- ..: ftuo fnn are k'"iT t'1 c j 1A di. He wdl oxvhnncc wallops witli i . i m h. ii .satu .uy j "KjniK'rtroi.' Jimmy Anderson, the lad Dr. vvery Howard will vmll ilnrllmldl, Tudny and Wlmokr ovnry or nnythinK' lay -0, wlu-i tin- lil.imotk ,k i omni.wivn atiii-es heir so . ,i iard tor the b tu-f.t of the Amor- L. cion. Hie ma.n uw-tit will be a ton-round ,. bvtMu n K..I Hallowell, of Hrich .n Cnip Four Und Hobby Myers of . .Ilamuok. Myers will be no net-up .or :lie llnehtoa Wnthur piuher. On Uu central y llnllowelt u Kiting to be in lor a ruil touch time of it, if tho uliup nil its that are. coniinc out of .he Mynr tniiuiiu: Camp are taken ThurmUy. phirrii. He lu an offke at both 32-tf vthlnir in the lino of Jowolory for the K'niduute at Jivikin Jowolery, Adv. watm:nmm:t:Klt":H Last H. S. Program! SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS "All Of A Sudden v Peggy; Myera, an far a the fans i:. Ima hi iN'putnUun to make as a lighter jual Uk bad Halluwell on his previous and Jul ml nppearniuv here hint moiKh An a wi-tler Myers is very lavotably known hole, hisviiiK yet to I... . I.. . ..I...... II. itr i(..uii .jj ....... ... ...9 i.i.aa. Alia. .1 . . rlniin thnl n u hnvnr i 1 ' : "' y At High School Gymn. Thurs., May 18th Curtain at 8:15 A tl m. 50c and 35c, TickeU at Koch's Proceeds go to class for graduation and High School piano, Don't fail to see thia 8 act comedy. YOUR LAST CHANCE! tramer.i th find of tho season; and that ho carries a toinf.c al op in citlur i.. ilne'dny this week In workouts he is leporled to have sent three sparr m partnors to lh,- cleaners. llallowell, too. is working out daily, kiwi whilit the lads from up Camp Four way ore not Uaiint mj; any, yet hme it be Known that the Hnllo well unit foiitfht Everest hero hist in. .nth and tli Hnllowell that kocs on w th Myers are two different persons ' far V hox'nc and nuxinj; it are coinornl for h h.1.1 developed won derful y under th tutoniKc of nn old. that foueht Funk hero last similar l:i tanirl nc with Jimmy the Wht mill favorite will hnvj to step lively for Jimmy earrfcs th? fij;ht to his opponen. at every atiiRe and sets nn nwfu' pare. This outfht to bo some scrap. Stark and G. Anderson arc sche duled t. app'.ir acain in n i)iur round mill s-nd Goc:h and Rennett wo llJ-t iund rs have been signed .'or the .ilhcr prol. miliary. Everv man that stens into tho rinsr will be ui j:o d physical condit on this liin., UnJ barrini; K. O.'s or th Ike the bouts -.hould ko the Mmit. MnL-h. .-..iker Mann and tho Hoxiiij; Commis s on have re.piir d that every man j;o iiiK on tipi enr before them first for try-ou.s. Several aspirants were .mi i-.- tctl via this loule, so it would top-notch local mds nro b Inir siimed for this event MaGinms w.ll referee thcs0 events, lockets r r roscn'ed seats nr" on 6ale nt tho Kialto and ns no reserved s:nts Wll be on rn'e nt the door it behooves nP who fro to mnk, a msh I the ! . ket office propto to KCt n vnnt'at'e point. When y have cattle for sale call Ed. Hndley Mutual phone. tf Tho Herald $2.00 per yoar less than 4 cents per week. 1 Bring Your Battery to ! Battery Hdqts! No matter what make of battery you have on your ear, bring it regularly to Battery Headquarters, where we operate according, to Willard Staudards of Service. We have the necessary equipment and the know ledge, and are prepared to see that you get tho mo t out of your battery, no matter what Up make, y ur Kuarantee, ond lhc experience that is your piotxtlon. j Tho laat report of the Indutrf.il Accident Commission shows that ?100,000 has been marked off from the value of. securities in the industr.ai Accident fund for d prcciation as a r jiu t of inveatrmmu made with .he funds by Slate Treasurer Iloff. Tho K'rond juiy, of which Gideon St di, oj Salem was foreman found that the staU; treasurer often paid for bonds lonj; before hcir isncaV. or dtiivcry, and thut the bond brokers were permitted U make cxtort.onat p.ofits at the expense of the state. The jury reported: "State Trtusurer Hoff purclsed from Mr. Ethoridj;e of Morris Ilros. Inc. from January 6, 191&, to March 15 1020, Honds of the pUr value of $1,100,020,00 at a cost to the Stat. of Orcgon of $1,172,223.12, which Honds cost Morris Bros. $l,03d,U7.03, t-'ivinj; the enormous profit to Morris Uros. Inc. of $4,07C.Oa. The records fur ther rt.al that bonds which were not in existence had been sold by Mr. Eiher:dt;o to State Treasurer Hoff at n exorbitant profit, 'and payments in fuU mad)i thereon by the State Trea surer. Instead of purchasing bonds on the -pen market or buying directly from iiiUu.cipuiiticj and saving the state .uccaivc commissions 'lreaaurtr Ilolf ...aU- prhctcaliy ail oi his puir:hases duough Ute one bond house, permit ting v.. in to m'ake excessive profits. The grand jury severly criticised ihe "right Uppaivnt y given bv staie uvasurer Hoff whereby Morris Bros, inc. were uuthoriied to wtthrdaw se vunties bold U the ststo some of vhich were offered for sale by Morns uros., while they were yet h.id by uie state treiiaurer." The bond house tuts tiutnomy to se.l any first class jecuiiy hem oy tne atuto and suo- jutute other accur.ty lor it, leading .no grand juiy to remark "there o.iou.u tie no airings upon any of the onus purcuud.a tv tne slat. Oi uto t.on." 1-uritiui', ine grauu juiy teport-ed: "Wo .;onutu!in tli policy of aCitc iieasuie. nun ijx uivc&tment ot such .ait;, suu.b in one investment; mso o.iae.t.n ii'ti practice of buying bonds ilui. p..y a high rule of interest re- gw.-utcjs oi tiic property that must re- ueem vne principal. j6U.ty iiry allodia iipiuy to m.estmcnt ot public .iuius. ny snouid not tne btu. of Oregon use ua much intelligence in ...o iiiveoiiuent ot its lunus as it does ..t uuy.ng supplies.' vttci' iitc adjournment of tho leg is miure, iveprejentau e J. U. Kv:iiard- ou bucLivu.u .ii.. ..-t.il us deputy ..iUibuiu unu praCiUa.iy uu ot tne a.uio uuasurer s oonu ousniess was luined over to John t.. Kiheridge ot .uo.ris tiros.- Inc. who invested tho Ut0 lunds in wiutie.er seour.ty ut vui.uuvet price ho desired and reaped a laou.ous piotit, tne staj treasurer upptircntiy not caring ubouc uio se- canty us long as the interest wus at i nigh late. as a lesult of' the expose, tho gi'.md -r i.commcndcd tn0 taking away i.oui iho suite treasurer tho right of investing state monoys and the piuu- ng Oi it with tho state beard of con- uol n recommendation enacted into inw ut tho uu... boston of tho legis lature. Mr. tuu. ...s not and Is not accused of dis;u.iOjtv but his compe tency was chu lengtd. Tho conduct of hjs office has demonstrated his lack of business ucumen. MAKE TROLLING AND HUNTING A PLEASURE By having an Evenrude Motor Always the host. 5 1 08.00 New ffylfi magnetic and reverse. AT JEtfKWS JEWELRY STORE TILLAMOOK For immediate delivery. The Herald $2.00 Per Year and worth it X Both Phones City Transfer Co. We Haul Anything Anywhere WOOD STORAGE COAL 1. O. O. F. Building Tillamook VOTE FOR TILLAMOOK BATTERY STA. M, R. TERRY, Prop THOMAS RYAN J. For State Treasurer a N. Ai, Worth-while economy THE purchaser who keeps careful check on his tire miles knows his exact cost. After a thorough test with tho McClaren Autocrat ' Cord against any other cords over the mountains into the Imperial Valley on one of the California stage lines, the McClaren Autocrat Cords gave 34 superior service over any other make used. As a result, McClaren Autocrat Cords are now being used on stage work over this hard drive. It is worth-while economy. A buyer of tires has the right to get genuine dollar-for-dollar service. Every motorist should analyze the features of th tires he buys, in order to judge just how much they will contribute to long Ufa and satisfactory mileage. Notice in the McClaren Autocrat Cord th special features designed to promote service. Coma in today and let us discuss these remarkable features with you features which havo proven in tests to guarantee to the user long tire life and extra . tire miles. ttFClaven ' Autocrat Cord m 3 Jttms Brown's Service Sta "I 7 tttrwrntrnwamtti mmmmtmmmmm