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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST
10 1916.
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
:oIcpCriFtriva.I pr,czram .opened with a
Past Director, and Supreme Delegate
' 16 ^lunf?ar*an Orchestra, o the National Convention at Port­
For the Best Written Article on the Illis u-i
Bartawla
<°°d’ thLe Anvil Chorus land, Oregon, will be present.
Chautauqua.
uarcarola and Sympathy
. ’ , w
.vere partie­
tlarly good
Mrs
"
K
«J*,
icciuret
s' »vuemun
Robertson
lectured
Success V\ here You Are.” Thi' is
CANNING CONTEST.
Miss Emma Groat won the first
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prize for the best write up of the
p H a.vt'rv interesting
lecture.
le
the otd how life could be like Sh<
th< le Five Teams of Tillamook Girls to
Chautauqua, which was given in this
nngs of a voilin. Each string stand-
c.ty recently. The prizes were given
Participate at County Fair.
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by Mrs. Dunstan. Following is _Miss irin
in lite. First the A
’econd HifeF,On- and »PPreciation,
Groat s write up.
This year a new feature is being ad­
ccond the E string, effort and en- ded to the attractious to be offered at
1 he Chautauqua.
husiasni, third, the D string, duty
I illamook County Ft ir in a can­
This is Chautauqua week of which li d divinity, the last string being G the
ning contest, participated in by three
I am going to write about. The first A mch stands for God andK graeffub and
possibly by live teams of girls
day the program opened bv an ad­
ranging in age from twelve to eight­
dress of welcome by Mr. Botts, which
Friday evening was the evening of een j cars. Space has bi en set aside
rut. \v. A. WIRE
PR H. M MASSEY
was followed by the Ionian Serenad­
it the snmc|,!>r Whe who
triin (I Y35 opcPe,J •’> ”'e Hjn- in the childrens’ pavilion for this ccn-
is a Uolleg* Graduate* fa
es, I tl.ink they were the next to the
practiced dentistry in Tilla­
si */rcl|cstr.i. Later in the even- .est, ami electric stoves, a lot > table,
Dentistry, registered in Ore­
and
owners
of
mook County a FeW year»
best of the musical program. The ng Madame Fay Morvilus sang. One •ans, knives, a boiler and oilier n/-
gon, anti has had several
ago. and will be pleased to
years experience, and has
Ionian Serenades consisted of four Ji the selections • was "Coininir essary equipment will be installed for
again wait on those who
come to Tillamook Countv
desire his professional ser­
women: The accompanist, cellist Ihrouth lhe Rye.” She also sang the accommodation of the contest.
to make it his future home.
vice
violinist and alto sopranoist and .cveral patriotic songs, which were
Mrs. Dunstan, the superintendent
reader and impersonator. Miss Meek­ ■ ‘Roughly enjoyed by everyone pres of the fair, and Mr. Jone-, the county
We
have
Dental
Offices
in
Tillamook.
Bay
City,
Bar View and
er, a very clever impersonator, told -nt. 1 think she has a beautiful voice. agriculturist, arc devoting their en­
many amusing stories. The one I hk-
Cloverdale, and are equipped to do all kinds of Dental
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Gill ap­ ergies to making a success of the un­
cd best was about the negro and the peared for a few moments. She recit­ dertaking, which assures the people
Work as good as it can be done anywhere.
sheriff, lhe evening concert by the 'd several short poems which were of 1 illamook County that there is a
teranaders was better than the after­
Ficher lectured treat in store for them.
noon. T his was followed by Mr. J. on One Blood . The evening pro­
There are several reasons for ad­
Platt Jones, who seemed to have a gram was opened by Mrs Gill, with ding this contest to the attractions of
Very bad cold when he appeared on music on her beautiful harp. She sang lhe County Fair, chief of which is
D*. Musney ^uarantees’all hi« work and can be consulted*» t
Dr. Wise has had thirty years ex peril-re" in plate work
the platform. He said the doctor told and recited while she rendered the ac- that of bringing before the public the
>ne.
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and guaauntecs what ue «aye.
him that his left lung was out of or­ companyment on the harp. This was fact that little girls, when giving an
der. I was thinking so myself, I lollowed by a sterioptican lecture by opportunity arc capable of doing a
should not like to have to listen to nr' . ,?.h7 "Anier'ca Before The woman’s work in an efficient and
him very long, as he talked very World. The first picture being the womanly way. It will train the mem­
hoarse, when he surprised the aud­ statute of Liberty, followed by many bers ot the teams to work together
ience by telling them that his right beautiful scenes. 1 he last was a pic­ harmoniously, rapidly and efficiently,
lung was alright in his natural voice ture of the American flag which was winch ot course, is a lesson everyone
He told many interesting stories. He beautifully colored. These pictures should learn early in life. It should
impersonated an English dude who were very much enjoyed, I thought also demonstrate how very simple a
went to the city and wanted to ride now 1 should like to go to many of matter it really is to save a great deal
in one of those “horrid street cars”. those places.
ot tood which annually goes to waste,
He stood on the corner of the street
Kekuku s Hawaiian Quintet (should lor it is a matter ot statistics that in
OUR BRIDGE WORK ha«
PLATES WITH FLEXIBLE SUCTION—
been brought to the highest
and called to a street car, which of have called them quaitet as there the United States we waste enough
l he verv best anti latest in modern dentistry.
etnte of perfection.
The
•No more falling plate«.
If yon nrr having
course did not stop. He saw a man were onl four), rendered beautiful tood daily to feed the people of the
When Plates or Bridge
teeth on ibis bridge are in­
plate tronnle get P- Wi
p advice
to
run after one, so he ran after the soft music Sunday afternoon, the in­ nation for a day and yet half of the
terchangeable at will with­
what should be dune anti the eost of doing
out
removing
from
the
next one that came along. VVhen he struments were guitars, Mr. Kekuku people of the nation have not enough
it FREE. We can extract your teetn nbso-
Work is Ordered.
ni outh.
tutely without pain—free where plate or
entered all the seats were occupied. played his guitar-with a piece of steel. to eat.
bridge work is o^lered.
He said to the conductor, “where Later Miss Harmon lectured on
i he demonstrations are to be car-
shall 1 sit”? the conductor replied, children’s rights. That the grown ups ried on in the iollowing manner: Each
rudely, “sit on your thumb if its big should not have all the magazines, team to consist of five girls, all neat­
enough.” He soon got a seat. He was she mentioned some of the magazines ly and simply dressed, each girl to
not seated long before a women came suitable for children, which were “St. have definite work to do, which she
Boy” and has practiced doing until she can do it
in with a dirty sticky baby in her Nicholas” “American
rapidly and thoroughly. There is to
arms. As there was no vacant seat, ‘Youth’s Companion.”
Copyright lilt by
Sunday evening was called an even­ be at least one judge and possibly
she deposited it on his lap while she
R. J. Reynold* Tobacco C«.
got her fare. He took the horrid ing in Hawaiia. First there was a con­ there will be three judges scoring in­
sticky baby and put it on the seat and 1 cert by the Hawaiian quartet, which dependently of each other, on the fol­
complained to the conductor, who was enjoyed very much, the people lowing points, allowing twenty points
took him by the neck and put him out clapped and clapped the musicians for each, speed, neatness, skill, team
of the car. The dude said he would and they had to come on the stage w'ork and finished product. Each team
•
never ride in one of those dirty street several times. This was followed by will can the same product, so the
ah illustrated elcture given by Mr. speed will be determined by the
cars again. Would ride in a Ford.
You’ve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert
The next afternoon the program Halton, the pictures were colored length- of time it takes to do the work
patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you
opened with the Gullotta Trio, which showing many beautiful places on the from the minute the team enters the
smoke your fill without a comeback! Stake j'our bank roll that
was the best of the musical program. islands. The program closed by the booth until they leave the booth with
selection being the finished product on the table,
This was followed by a lecture “The quartet the last
it proves out every hour of the day.
sterilized, sealed and labeled. Each
Seen and Unseen” by Elliot a Boyd. “Aloha Oe” a Hawaiian melody.
Prince
Albert has always been sold
I
have
left
the
best
for
the
last,
it
and
can
ten
team will work alone
It was very good but rather long. He
told of the two great unseen things is the Junior Chautauqua, of which jars of whatever product is ready for
without
coupons or premiums. We
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,v, impor­ 1 Miss. Harmon was the supervisor, canning at fair time.
in
the world wmich ..v
are very
prefer
to
give
quality!
No
team
will
demonstrate
more
c first jnormng Miss^ Harmon told
tant and which money cannot buy. I
stories. Then we select * ­ than once. In judging neatness the
They are love and honesty. Then he I King Arthur
"
There’s sport smoking a pipe or rollin
asked the mothers to be kind to the ' ed Walter Heisel as king. There were judge will take into consideration
boys. Give them a place in the home. many other knights of the round ta­ the personal neatness of the girls as
your
own, but you know that you’ve got
He told the story of a little boy who ble. Laverna Holden was chosen as well as their manner of working and
to
have
the right tobacco! We tell you
qqeen.
Twelve
girls
were
selected
for
the
appearance
of
their
booth
at
all
entered the parlor where his mother
Prince Albert will bang the doors wide
and father were reading they told him ' ¿he May pole dance. During the week times during the contest. In judging
to go away and not bother them. He Miss Harmon told many pretty King their skill, attention will be given to
open for you to come in on a good time
the national joy smoke
went out on the door step, sat there Arthur stories. On Saturday after­ the manner of placing and handling
noon
we
put
on
the
play
of
King
the
equipment.
Team
work
will
be
filing
up every little so often, without a
awhile, then he walked down the I
street where he met some boys who i ..rthur, which was said to be quite judged by the way each girl performs
regret! You’ll feel like your smoke past
took him to a place where there was pretty. I enjoyed taking part and also her work in relation to the work of
has
been wasted and will be sorry you cannot
listened
to
the
interesting
stories.
the
other
members
of
the
team
and
laughter, merriment, and music. The
1 will close by saying that we all the finished product will be scored by
next night he did not have to be
back
up for a fresh start.
told to go away and not bother. Sev­ wish the Chautauqua success and the score card Used for the judging of
hope
they
will
come
back
next
year.
all
canned
goods.
eral weeks afterward the father men­
You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a
Emma Groat.
Tillamook County is one of four in
tioned how good he was, how he
Tillamook,
Or.
July
28,
1916.
thousand-dollar
bill I It’s worth that in happi­
the
state
that
so
far,
have
made
ar
­
never annoyed them anymore. But,
rangements to have canning contests
one night he was brought home in­
ness
and
contentment
to" you, to every man
this year. This is not due to a lack
toxicated. Then the parents were
who
knows
what can be
of
interest
in
other
counties,
but
to
Moose
Opens
Its
Charter.
sorry and wished they had not sent
other conditions which made it im­
gotten out of a chummy
him away but now it was too late. .
The Tillamook Lodge, Loyal Order possible to arrange for teams.
In the evening the program was
jimmy pipe or a makin’s
J“"" have openedj Miss Cowgill, who has been here
very interesting. Mr. Gullotta told of Moose, No. _ 1260,
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giving
instructions
to
the
teams
of
their
charter
for
a
short
period
cigarette with
some very interesting experience. He
was born in Italy but went to France secure a desired increase in member- | this county, says that she believes
Prince Albert for
to take lessons on the violin. \\ hile ship, and for the purpose of building that a great many counties will put
“packing”!
on
these
contests
next
year
and
that
up
the
order
with
a
stronger
and
in France he met an American. They
HE Prine*
I
T Albert tidy
soon became very good friends. Mr. more representative number of Tilla­ in a very short time they will lead to
canning
for
the
market,
this
giving
red tin, and In
R
J
PHT'ilÜS
TOBACCO
CO.
mook
business
men.
Gullotta learned four English words,
fact, every Prince
Wimtoa-Salem, N. C.
they were no, yes, roast beef and ice
Mr. Smith, of Portland, Deputy the girls a means of earning some
Albert package, haa
money
without
leaving
home.
Th
a
1
h the reversa
u
real
rnvstutgr-to-yon
District
Organizer,
is
now
busy
tak
­
cream soda not long after h e went
aide ot the tidy
on its reverse «nto. You’ll
red tin
to America. He arrived in New York. ing applications for membership in
read
Process Patented
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
July MRh, 19'.7.” Thai meins
He became thirsty and remembering the order. The membership initiation
timt the United State«Govern­
ice cream soda, he entered a drug fee is $5.00, and dues are $10.00 a By R. C. Jones County Agriculturist.
ment has gi nted a ’'att_.it on the
store and asked for some. The clerk year payable quarterly, at $2.50 a
proc« as by which Prince Albert 1«
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Ir An(/ by whir n tongue bite a- d
asked him what flavor, he replied quarter. The Moose order is one of
During the stay ot Profs. Larson
thread parch atr cut out! Evt-ry
“no” The clerk again asked him and the largest fraternal and benefit ord­ and Teeter in the county, the Big
tob»t</e is hoM yot. !'
d
/'rifi.ee Albert Mwelrfritf y a
he said "yes”. The clerk said chocolate ers in the world, and their member­ Ncstucca District was surveyed and
toppy red beg», 3c. . m *
and he answered yes, so he got his ship is represented throughout the part of the ditches laid out. A tile
red tins, lUc; handsome
ice cream soda. He went into a res­ world by the leading citizens in var­ system comprising about
pound and half-pound
leet
tin humidor« and In
taurant and he could not read the ious communities. At the present time was laid out for Ebingcr and Son
that • lever cryntal-
bill of fair, he asked for roast beef. Tillamook Lodge No. 1260 has a and several other private drainage
glass hnmidrr, with
»ponge • moi«t«ner
Much to his surprise he not only got membership of 127 members in good systems planned.
top. that keep* th«
roast beef but many other eatables. standing, lhe order is among the
Of the benefits of drainage there
tobucco in «uch
As he could not read English he had strongest in the county. It was or- can be no question of a doubt if one
fine condition-—
I
alwavel
this dish for a week. He told many ganized January 17th, 1913.
look
at
the
will take the time to
other interesting events after which
Since organizing the Tillamook drained fields on the B. L. Beals
the trio delighted us with their music. Lodge has paid out in sickness and farm.
■aim. Land which
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two - years ago
They closed with several selections accident benefits $2170.00.
Also fclXW
grew nothing
grass _ now has
lluullllft but
x»««» e swail
,»
.
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i- z» rncitlf
one being Madam Butterfly. This was $200.00 for funeral benefits. In addi- a bumper
crop of oats as « the
result
followed by the best lecture of, the tion to these benefits paid, the sick of drainage.
season, “Uncle Sam’s Tomorrow” by have been visited and many acts of
Tillam°ok Girl’s Canning Team.
Mr. Murdock. This was very good. He fraternal brotherhood exemplified by I As an outgrowth of Prof. Seymore s
told of the things that are going on aid and assistance in many ways. One recent trip to the county, considerable that the men acted strange in remov­
in England and France. And what ot the cardinal virtues of the order is interest has been aroused among the ing the wheels and loading them into
might happen in this country and to see that no Loyal Moose is in girls in the canning contest to be held their own car, a woman took the
how to avoid them.
want in time of need, nor out of em­ at the county fair. Miss Cowgill pt precaution to take the number of the
EAT VIERECK’S
Thursday afternoon a lecture on ployment who wants work.
the Extension Department! of O. A. car and it was this that led up to the
arrest of one of the men and the re­
the “Matchless Book" by Mr. Franz-
At the present time the lodge has C. is in the county this week training ¡ covery of the stolen property. Sheriff
ke, this was quite short* but very $2000.00 deposited on interest and the girls in the use of modern home
BREAD,
good. This was followed by the Lyric cash on hand and in the treasury in canning machinery. Six or seven Crenshaw was notified and started
In its Six Schools and Forty eight De-
out Friday to arrest the guilty parties
Opera Company. The company con­ ; excess
of $600. This accumulation of teams of five girls each will be en­ and Saturday night returned with one , pnrtments is engaged in the great work
sisted of two men and twd women.
funds having been accumulat­ tered at the fair with a possibility of man and the booty, which had been | of uniting Learning and I.abor.
TILLAMOOK BAKER Y
They sang many old fashioned songs benefit
ed
since
the organization of the order the winning team taking a trip to the found in the home of the parents of
Forty-eighth School Year Opens
which pleased the audience. The
State Fair Contest.
a
little
over
three
years
ago,
and
be
­
evening program was opened by the speaks for the organization a perma-
Whether the trip comes or not, one of the men. The man arrested is
lyric opera company. They acted and nancy secured on a strong financial the girls will receive valuable infor­ Charles G. Klinginsmith and he
sung in costume the opera Martha.
mation in the improved method* of states that the man who stole the
Degree Courses requiring a fonr-year
At All Grocers
This was followed by an excellent foundation.
canning which should be of much use property was a jitney driver and he high school preparation, are cifered in
The lodge pays its members both to them through life.
remonstrated when the man stole the the following:
lecture “Home Preparedness” by
property. The man arrested claims he
County Fair.
Ernest J. Sias. He said the peojile of for sick and accident benefit, the sum
AGRICULTURE. 16 Departments;
Tillamook should cut the grass in of $10,00 a week, provides for those
Do not forget to fit up those cows, employed the jitney driver to bring COMMERCE, 4 Departments; ENGIN­
their yards, tear up the old board in want in time of need, and at displays at the county fair this year, him to Tillamook. Klinginsmith put EERING, 6 Departinrnt*; MINES, 3
sidewalks, tear down the old build­ 1 “Mooschcart” is educating the orphan heifers and bulls to take to the fair. up a bond and returned to Portland Departments; FORESTRY, 2 Depart
ings. take a pride in the city and not and caring for all aged and worthy Tillamook county can get more ad­ with the object of locating the other ments;IIO IF. ECONOMICS. 4 Depart
,
vertising through its good stock than man.
ments; and PHARMACY.
to buy our goods from a catalogue Moose.
and carry around .i 1-qJ
house, but do our shopping at home.
The officers of the order at this in any other way. Get them tul/crcu-
Vocational Courses requiring an
\
cf water and a cUd. »
He said we had some good things, we time are Rollic W. Watson, Dictatm . line tested right away, a* the State
Eighth Grade preparation for entrance
; ’fower'aFisli Urcrd
had a good city hall, good paved J. S. Lamar, Past Dictator, J. Bogart, Law makes it a penalty to exhibit
are offered in Agriculture, Dairying.
streets, those that were paved. He Vice Dictator; T. E Epplett, Prelate; without a certificate of health.
Commerce, Forestry, Home Maker*, and
< Mechanic Arts Pharmacy with a t ,o
told many funny stories, one of Geo. Hamlin, Seargent at Arms; A.
i
which 1 remember. It was about a Oakland, Inner Guard; L. Albert,
I
year high school entrance requirement.
A Mean Trick.
John Leland Henderson, Sec­
man from Boston who thought him­ Outer Guard.
SCHOOL OF Ml SIC.-Piano. String,
I
retary
Tresis.,
Attorney-at-
self smart. He went to a small town
Band and Voice Culture.
The trustees in whose charge the
wife
While William Petteys
Law, Notrary Public.
and as he walked down the street he destinies of financial conditions and
Catalogue
and Ixuuliful illustrated
Fri-
t heds every tire;’.
book ht free.
stopped and said to a man who was conserving of the lodge’s wealth are and family were coming in
day from Portland to visit
Easy fitting a.J
passing, "My what small buildings, M. R.
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Adi
-ear
Tint
R
itr.iST*
am ,
Hannenkrat, , J. . S. Lamar and the hind axel of their aul
?
Tillamook Title and
ctroug at every
you know I'm frtom Boston.’ This he T. Ê. Eppictt. Mr. SÎ A. Brodhead is
I w 7-14 It
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COXSAI.M* OUKGOSt
when this side of Dolph, and Mr.
point Reflex Edgti
{
did several times. 1 hen he went to secretary.
I
Abstract Co.
Petteys shipped the axel to this city
etop every drop
the hotel He told the clerk what a
Any
one
desiring
to
join
during
the
to be repaired, and left his car where
from running in
small building. You know we have
Notice.
open
charter
will
be
gladly
welcomed,
lhe accident occurred. He placed the
tt the front
such large ones in Boston. M hen
l-aw, At strai ts. Real Batate,
?
shown his room he remarked* what a and any of the officers or brothers wheels in the car before he left it,
r-nit'»!’«, r.
Surveying
Insurance.
Illi«
i*
tn
notify
the
patron«
of
the
of
the
lodge
will
be
glad
to
explain
and on his return was greatly sur­
small apartment. You know I’m from
1 ill.i nook County Mutual Telephone
1
Both Phones.
G m r,.r.l ■ t
Boston. When he pulled down -the any questions asked in relation to the prised to find that the wheels and
to. that S A Brodhead ha* beer
work
of
the
order.
Send for catAtog
.
- r
some inner tubes had been stolen. It Í
TII.LAMOOK—OREGON.
bed covers he found a large turtle.
placed in charge and it collector and
A number of candidates will be appears that there were some camp­
He called the waiter, who said thit i*
A.
J.
TOWER
manager of the I illamook County
<
one of our western bedbugs. Can you initiated into the lodge on _ Friday ers near, and they saw a car drive up c
fl
BOSTON
UUM®
Mutual Telephone Co.
night when Brother Oscar W. Horn, to the empty car and stop. Thinking
beat than in Boston?
By order of the Board of Directors.
WISE
and
MASSEY,
DENTISTS,
Bar View Tent City
What je Cannot Guarantee, We Do Not Do.
FREE
PAINLESS
EXTRACTING
I
S!ip a few Prince Alberi
smokes into your system!
I
1
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Don’t Get Wet
1
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00