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T illamook headlight , N ovember THE BÜGLE CALL In the first half of the game Ralph Moore, the B. C. H. S full-back, got hie collar bone broke, and they put in Schill, C.L.S. ELS. ings. a man of about one hundred and Editors: Editors: eighty pounds, but this did not matter Eliza Dawson Elmer Allen, when men like Eberman aud Stuuley Robert Stillwell. Cloyd Dawsun. could keep him off. Assistants: Assistants: There was absolutely "nothing doing'' Clarence Stanley. Albert Bramwell for the B. U. H. S. on their center rushes, Lillian Anderson. Mary Goldsworthy for Fatty, the T. H. S. full back, was Mabel Goyne. Mabel Edmunds. ■ ight there lor all there was in him. Sap Wilbur Burdick. Eva Wheeler. pington probably saved the T. H S Horace Sappington. Lynn Eberman. from letting Flemming, the B. C. H. S. Daisy Goodspeed. Eva Woolfe. end, make a touch down,as the ball was fumbled an-i but a few knew where it Following are some of the veils given was; but when tbe fog cleared we found by the rooters of tbe grand stand at the Sapp calmly resting on Flimmings head football game on Tuesday ; awaiting furtner action. Lynn Eher- Rah I Rah ! Rah! m in T. H. S. end, made some brilliant R..h ! Rah ! Kalt ! tackles and saved the T. H. S. several Tillamook HighSchool, yards on each. Great work was also Rah .' Rah ! Rah ! done on the part of the T H. 8. left Razzle Dazzle .' Hobble gobble ! tackle and left guard. As a whole the Zip ! Boom, bah ! team played better than ever before. Tillamook High Sc hool. Rah ! Rah ! Rah .' The Halloween Party. Zip ! Boom, ite ! Zip ! Boom, e ! Bay City High School, Twentv Three. ■ • ■ Lvnn was right there during the foot ball game, lies, and he was right there "After" the football game. Who couldn't win a game w hen they had such loyal support from the grand stand as the T.H.S. had ? We thank the rooters. People can now yell "Bill’’ until they are hoarse and know which Bill they are yelling lor. Is Miss Center wall afraid of cows ? Ask her. « ■ a W hen Fatty starts out he nlwnys knows where he is going, so does every body else. ■ a a Albert has added music to his many accomplishments. a a a It's too bad that Lillie can't use her eyes in a game of winkers. We advise her to get some practice. Practice makes perfect. ■ a a Lillie said she wished that tliev had double seats in her room, then sh wouldn't have to sit alone. We aie sure that Jasper would want one all to himself. a ■ • Carl is very tond of singing, but of late instead of practicing Ins solo he has hern singing "He, haw, and her name was Maud." "Lynn, how's Cecil," asked one of his friends. "Oh. she's all right.” ' Who’s all right—Cecil’s all right.’’ ■ • ■ H-o-l-m-a-n—Holman ! That's the way to spell it. That s tbe way to yell it. Holman ! • ■ a The Bay City people had one yell and great it was : Tillamook T tddle-Dediddle-Dede. ■ ■ ■ One of our bright little poets velie1 fro'n nigger heaven in the grand stand : I isten to Bav Citv snore, She can't make a scoie. a m « We are all very sorry about Ralph Moore getting hi» collar bone broke and think it would have been a much better game if it had not happened. Isn't it queer. livery rigs. Spot is now hiring a ■ a The T. H. S. Students were all sorrv of the accident of Prof, Moore of the B C. H. S. team. ■ • ■ Did Lynn go clear away? No! just went Hatliawav. He It is expected there will be another foot ball game Thanksgiving between the T. H S. and the B. C, H. S. Ernest Kilby entered tbe 8th Grade last week. The Eighth Grade indulged in an old time "spelling down" Thursday, as a review of their two month's work. ■ ■ a Tuesday being general election, tbe school bad a holiday. • a ■ The improvements on the premises are nearly completed. school Good cheer ! Good Cheer ! for the foot bill team ! Good cfw-er for the white and red ! May it ever be said of Tillatnok high That in whatever game we've taken a trv. Whether its foot ball or phyic* or geometry, Otir boys bare always led. The Football fiame. The foot ball game Tuesday afternoon , between the Bav City High School and tbe Tillamook High School resulted in a victory for the T H. S.. the score being ; ' 33 to 0 In the first half of the game Holman made two tooch down* and one goal kick. In the laet half Holman aisde three touch down* and one goal kick Bramwell made tbe other toacu down aad Ssppmgtoa the other goal school students and others last Saturday- evening in the school-house. Everyone had a nice time and the teachers deserve a great deal of credit for such an inter esting party on short notice. Horae for Sale A good family driving horse for sale Apply to John Harter. Hoose* for Sale. • • ■ The recitations by four of the teachers were certainly appreciated by all. • a ■ “ Down on th« Farm" was rendered again for the benefit of the visitors, and was no small feature of the entertain uieiit. II > • Lillie's solos were tine. always depend on Lillie. And her name w as Maude. Ask Carl about it. We can Three Houses for Sale, cheap, on your own terms. Apply to Jubu Harter, Till amook, Oregon.____________ Ceatrallv Located Free Bath. All Mcdvrn Conveo’ n.ta First Claes Rooms. Electric Lights. THE LARSEN HOUSE, Tillamook, Oregon. Under new management Piano For Sale. Travelina Men s Home. Popular Prices. Must lie disposed of at once regardless of its cost 01 production, to save reship ment to factorv. Address Manufacturers, in care of this office. I will please you. Tout ibis' Headquarter*. J. F. RAMSEY, Proprietor Wasted, to Rent, a Dairy Farm It is too bad that the ghost at the foot of the stairs wsan't Stella. Isn't it Fatty ? Wanted io rent, by an experitoced dairyman, a dairy ranch with 18 to 25 “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY” cows, after 1st November. Address Box ■ a a: Miss Marian Hare, of the Senior class 44, TiUcwiok, Ore. Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal of 1908, and also a staunch Emersonian, Dairy C,We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment, has turned from her city life to that of a A Fine Columbia River employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls Farm Offered Cheap. farmer. She now raises chickens and for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all turkeys, and has one turkey that sits ill A fine dairy farm opposite Astoria, on her lap to eat Ha food, But for all her Others in quality of instruction. It p*vs to attend such an institution. Grays River in Washington ; about 100 petting chickens, turkeys and oows, she acres of genuine river bottom land, the <I,8*lii • Business Man: ” Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough is afraid to tide behind a borne. We same as in Tillam >ok County, all in work. It will win out in the end.” Said an EJucatort “The quality of instruc hope she will soon feel quite safe and cultivation ; 350 acres more of timber, tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kiud in the Northwest.” that before many years of tier life are part ol which is marketable and part C_0pen all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. spent on llie ranch, we will see her tine piling which will bring a good price References: Any bank, any newspaper, auy business uuu lu Portland. dm mg through the streets of our city before long ; plenty of water, two with her horse and rubbertire buggy. houses, big barn, new separator, new ■ ■ ■ We hear that Miss Carrie Hathaway churn, 25 cows (mauy of them worth is quite popular at Monmouth. Slit- was more tnan $100each,) registered bull, a very popular school girl with us and two brood sows, several other hogs, chickens, farm machinery and every we are glad she is still so well liked. thing ready to run the place. Boat C ■« John Aschim, with Ins business like lands at the door every day. Only a few manner, is quite a fine example of what roads to town with all conveniences. Harry Sharp. the T.H.S. can do. There are several Price $14.000. Terms. Call or write IF. E. CatterHn. more pupils in our High School who are Ralph Ackley, 603 Corbett Bldg., Port trying to make themselves u-efill as well land. Oregon. On Saturday evening the teachers gave an informal party to the students ol the High School and Eighth Grade and their parents. When you entered the school house, wheie the party was held there were twogbosts who motioned you up stairs where a pi ogram was soon to be given. The program was as follows : Choius, School ; Recitation. Miss Shirk ; Solo, Lillian Anderson ;Recitation. Miss Cen terwall ; Chorus, E. L. S. bovs ; Recita tion, Mr. Richen ; Chorus, School ; Chorus. C. L S ; Recitation, Prof. Goldsworthy ; Chorus, School. All parts of which were well rendered. After the program some played games while others went down to the basement to have their fortuues told, Among the horrors of the road to the as those who have Hntslu-d school. witche's house was having thunder clap ■ • • about vour head, walking a greased First Student—"What is needed must plank into unknown darkness, arid in the High School ?" walking a very bad road. Second Student—"Gymnasium.'' Then after most every one had had First Student—"Good, keep shoutii g. their fortunes told they all went op may lie we'll get one after a while." stairs where lunch was served. A few > ■ • games were played, the High School Zip boom bah ! Zip boom bah ! yells were given and every body went Teacheis ol the High and public School Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! home saying : "1'ingladl went to the ■ ■ ■ party tonight.” Tuesday evening a supper was given A Hunting Trip. hy the T. H. 8. loot ball team, the T. H. BV [OHN NIELSON. 7ui GKADE S. teachers and some of the II. S. stu Once I went out hunting. I had a big dents being invited Games were played rifle and twenty five bullets. I Hadn't sud all had a fine time. * * * got far before they were all gone and 1 The girls "anil teachers also deserve didn't have any thing left in my pocket but a big spike. When I was going home some glory for the yells they gave Tues I met a liear. He started «tier me and 1 day at the foot ball game because this ran around a tree and he ran alter tue. helped to eucourage the players I could see his tail going around the tree and I was following it but I soon got Seven Years of Proof. tired. Pretty soon I thought about the ”1 have bad seven years of proof that spike in my pocket, so I look it out Dr King’s New Discovery is the liest and put it in the end of the gun medicine to take for coughs hik I colds and for every diseased condition of and aimed at his tail and pulled the throat, chest or lungs,” says W V. trigger. It went off and pinned the Ilenry, of Panama. Mo The world has bear's tail to the tree and he bowled and had thirty-eight yrais of proof that Dr. King's New Discovery is the tiest rem pawed until he busted his tail and then edv for coughs and colds, lu grippe, he ran as hard as he could up in the »sihiu.-i, hay fever, bronchitis, hemor mountains aud 1 never su w him again. rhage of the lungs, and the early stages of consumption. Its timely use always prevents the development of pneumonia. Pride in Our Society Work. Sold underguaranteest Chas. I Clough’s Moat students take pride tn doing the drugstore. 50c. and $1 00. Trial bottle society work well, and do not stint in free. _ Citeir efforts to excel. A s'udent who Watched Fifteen Years. loe» not exert himself to the utmost " For fifteen year I have watched the lowers his society average But as mein working of Bucklen's Arnica Salve; hereof the H. S. our ambition should and it has never fall, d to cure any -ore, be to keep up the standard of toe school, boil, ulcer or burn to which it wassp ft has saved us many a doctor and thia is not done by concentrating plied bill,” says A. F. Hsrdv, of East Wil our efforts along one line, but by doing ton. Maine. 25c. at Chas. I Clough’s our best in every department of the drug store. school work. The student whose de Mind Your Business! portment is poor, or whose class work is If you don't nobody will. It is your low lowers his class average. A class of business to keep out of all the ti<>uble low average, lowers theslandaid of the you can and you can and will keep out entire school Let us not be proud of of ,liver and bowel trouble if you lake auy one-sided or narrow develufieim nt. Dn King's New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system 25c. at Chua I. Clough s We would advise Bay City to have drug store.___ _______ _____ some yells ready next time. We don't For Chronic Diarrhoea like to do all the yelling. “ While in the army In 1863 I was taken with chronic diarrhoea,” says You should hare heard aome of the George M. Felton, of South Gibs-'ll. Pa. T.H.S. girls yell the individual yells. 0 •’ I have since tried many remedies but without any permanent relief until Mr. ruy I A W. Miles of this place persuaded uie a a a The foot ball game on Tuesday re to try Chamberlain's Colic, Choleia and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of whn-li sult'd in a complete victory fur the stopped it at once.’’ For sale by all Tillamook High School. Of course the Druggists. Bay City team waa at a disadvantage School Officer«. after the accident in the first part of the game and they are planning to make The Fisk Teachers' Agency of Port- the next game more interesting. We land, Ore , ia placing more teachers than hope they eno, for it would be more "glory” for our teem to win a doser ever. If you need a high school grade, rural, commercial, music, or private game, and they are certainly winners. teacher write or wire immediately aod How did Fatty do at the fool ball you will receive prompt attention. 292 Swetland Bldg. Portland, Ore game? O' Tatty was "there with tbe goods ' For Sale. —Miles of it I I have tbe following, which I will •ell Theo, waa trying to give th* first con cheap for cash, or will give a reasonable jugation of Amo. There waa a dreamy time. 1—2*« in. Rushford wagon, with box, look io Ins eyes and he started aome- woodrack and springs. thing like this: "Amo I love, A mas-Via 1—Set team harness, with leather (you love).” Of uuwa* it waa aasier to housing. shorten it that way. 1—Set leather fly-nets. 1— Set water proof storm blankets. l.—Pr. heavy logging-bars or stretch You should hear Mr. Finny deflue magister. He is a star in Latin. era. 2— 1411 log chain*. 1—10 mt h Chilled plow (New) Someone has been singing ■'Sweet G. H. k »«ti. (at Beal s office.) Evaleoa" quite often ut lata. ■ ■ ■ • ■ • Now is the time to invest in Tillamook property. Values will double in a few years. The Modesty of Women bid You Ever Try HARRIS'S NEW FEED AND LIVERY BARN, Wood Wanted. Theo la excusable for sot being quirt when voa renverobar bow much be like* Bids will be received until Noy 15. by kick. * Noyes, altbo Violets are not bi* tbe Red Clover Creamery Co, for fifty | Holman says : "Although some may favorite flower cords of four foot alder wood, twaaty-1 think I deserve moat of th* glory for . making the five toach down*, bat if I Carrie. ' Did yoe have any tan *1 ths five cord* to be delivered and pried ia I their shed oa or before April 1st. l’X, bad not tha interference I had I coaid p*rtyF and twenty-five cords on or before Sept. ! not have done tbe work.” He ears the JeuBK. “Ye*. • good Deilit.' 1st 190». interference tbe T. H. 8. gave to their S ScvMAUct. Sec. The taachi re gava a part y to the high ranoer a as perfect. Main Street, Tillamook City, op. Larsen House. FOR Everything first-class. THE GROCERS Buy Your Feed from the REED RAY COMPANY, Store in the Tyler Building. Splendid Quality of Barley, Oats and Rolled Barley. Star Brand Barley Second block South of P O. W. G. ARCAINS ! SAPPINGTON & GO If not, give him a call. WlUblAM CURTISS, Manager HARRIS, Prop. POLK’S 8AZETTEER A BusloeM Directory of each City, Town and Village in Oregon and Washington, giving a Descriptive Sketch of each place. Location, upping Facilities and a Ch ■d Directory of each Bual and profeMkin. K L. POLK A CO . I bt . r MOriMTOB r » Tillamook Iron Works General Machinists & Blacksmiths EVERYTHING FOR PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS. ' ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ CATTERLIN & SHARP, Real Estate Agents Jaturally makes them shrink from th« Indelicate questions, the obnoxious ex aminations. and unpleasant local treat- ments, which somo physicians consider essential In the treatment of diseases of women. 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