TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 24. J 920.
YOUNG MEN SHOULD OWN THEIR expected to attend the afternoon ed places with the railroads
A TOUCH
show In order to make room in the steamboats, and thus with the out-
OWN HOMES
of our facial powder will make your
evening tor those who have to work. gide world For the amount of work
doeg> thc cogt of 8hippinK by
Tillamook City Should Get Into the No charge for admission. This is a
blossom like a summer rose,
real moving pictures .how. Produced
R and b
u ab(JUt he gamc
Home Building Movement.
give
to your complexion the
by Thos. H. Ince and Is one of the.. „
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most beautiful ever issued from his But the ,mmtnse c<*t of build,n«
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glow
of youth and health,
The City Home Building Move­ studio. Don't miss it. Look out tor railroad side-lines into places where
ment is something that should appeal the circulars announcing the hour of there is Httle wayside traffic makes
cream is another infallible
to the citizens of this city and should the show.
the truck superior in this way.
to
beauty.
Try them both If
obtain the support ot those who are
These twe forces-railroads and
tn a position to lend a helping hand,
would
better
your appearance.
trucks- working together are a com- I
for mere is too much money these
I
munity builder. We know that trucks
E. E. KOCH
days put into atftos, gas and upkeep,
« » • and too little put into homes. We are ROBERTS MOTOR CAR CO., INC.will soon tear up cheap roads and
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knowledge
compels
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sure moat sensible people will agree
tion of good ones. All isolated com­
w ith us that this is the case, and Geo. Williams,
munities are brought into touch with
that it. is poor economy and poor Tillamook, O-e.
the outside world. The natural re­
judgment tor a person to put sev­ Dear Sir:
eral thousand ot dollars into a ma­
Miss Jennie McClew of the Baysources within the country are de-!
chine and live in a rented house. It City High School, in your county,veloped and industries encouraged
• will not be long now before building has been awarded the first prize of through the building of good roads.
material and tabor can be had at $100.00 in the “Ship by Truck — On farms, trucks have become an
reasonable rates, and when that time Good Roads” essasy contest, whichindispensable factor. They have tak-
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conies, it would be a wise move to
we have been conducting. We receiv-en the place of old fashioned horse
encourage young men with families
ed essays frem all over the Statepower. As the complexity of living
ALL GOODS ARE OF
to build and own their own homes.
TALK THINGS OVER WITH US.|
A good article appeared in the and we certainly had a job on our increases there must be a corres-
FIRST QUALITY GRADE
U STOMERS who hike their bnnkera into con­
Journal of Commerce and as it hands trying to decide who the prize porvding increase in the efficiency
of farming. The motor trucks are
fidence when planning important expenditures
throws some light ou this subject, winners should be.
y or investmentsu suali.Qgain an unbiased, but
Very truly yours,
adaptable, flexible and durable. They
we reprint it below:
Roberts Motor Car Co. Inc.
interested view-point from an angle which they
link together the farm and the fact-
Get Under Your Own Roof.
themselves overlook.
’There is one kind of debt which ESSAY AWARDED FIRST I’RIZE.ory. Even if it were possible to con-
will not call down the thunders of I
The First National always feels glad when approa­
As the problems of better roadsnect these industries with railroads,
criticism upon the borrower. That is and motor truck transportation con-the trucks would still be superior
ched for information, advice or suggestions
the prudent and necessary debt a front us, wo naturally ask the ques-for two reasons: first, the rate of
patrons.
¡Don’t Overlook the advantage of
young man may assume in order to tion - why have these been broughttravel of trucks is more rapid than
a “Nationalized” bank account.
DIHECTORS ■
buy a home. Such an investment to our attention at this particular that of railroads; second, the time
JOHN MORGAN. __
C. J. EDWARDS.
partakes of some of the virtues of
A.
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BUNN.
period in the history of our country? and labor lost in rehandling pro-
:il. C. LAMB, »
life insurance. It is a foretending
HENRY
ROGERS.
• W. J. RIECHERS,
Why are these things so much more ducts shipped by rail is saved. In
against the day of misfortune.
C. A. McllHBB
times of harvesting perishable crops
"The young man who sets out to necessary now than ever before?
own his own home is planting the ' We must think of our nation as a much food is saved because of the!
best kind of an anchor to the wind­ living individual. In its childhood, quick transportation by the trucks,
ward. Kept within the bounds of living was simple and it reached The vital problem now is the con- |
modest restraint and in fair proport­ forth feeble arme—the stages coaches struction of good roads. It is up to
ion to his means and earning power, for the things it needed. In youth,the countries and States to releasel
a Home investment becomes a rock of living became more complex and it funds for road construction so that
Gibraltar to the worthy citizen. It 1 reached forth tronger arms - the it will be possible for trucks to do
makest hint more independent self-re­ railroads - to many parts of the to the utmost those things which u
specting, industrious and sen-renaht country. But the railroads were likethey are capable of doing,
' than he otherwise wouid be. He j arms without fingers. Now the fin--
Jennie McClew
takes a larger interest in his city, gers - the auto trucks- have been
Bay City High School
state and nation, for the reason that
linked with tho arms and both seem
he now sees in them the larger bul-
to
have been made Z jt the same in­
warks of his own home.
Card of Thanks.
GRAVES CANNING CO.’S
“The ideal condition of affairs dividual. The railroads and motor
would be for each and every family trucks muct be tiicjght of in this We wish to express our appreeiat-
tbg kindness and sympathy of
to own its own home. To have it way, as co-opcrative forces, working.Qn
clear of debt is the highly desirable for the good of the same individual, our many friepds and for the wond­
thing, but very often this is not pos-1 er nation.
rously beautiful floral offerings dur-
sible. A real estate mortgage is a
What railroads and steamboats jng tbe inUCSs and death of our lov-
sign of thrift. It is a sound savings | are for long-haul transportation, mo-ing son.
bank into which may go the surplus tor trucks are for short-haul. They
O. K. Tittle,
funds. It will pay good dividends to penetrate into, and connect all isolat-
Grand Street Parade at 3 o clock P. M
and family.
tile holder because th’e interest
charge is cheaper than tribute to a
Concert at City Hall 8 P.M., consisting of Special
landlord, to say nothing of the School Clerks to Handle School Funds Again.
Band Selections, Readings and Vocal Solos.
wealth of satisfaction to be gleaned 1
Admission to Concert 50c. War Tax 5c. I from sleeping under your own vine To School Clerks and Boards of Tilla rnook County, Oregon.
and fig tree.
“The home-making aids can never Ladies and Gentlemen:
This morning the County Court exercising its legal authority made
flourish at their best in a rented
house. There is a conflict of inter­ and entered and order that the school district funds be handled by the var- |
est between the landlord and the ious school clerks as was the rule prior to June 1919.
This means that the County Treasurer will return to you whatever
I tenant which operates to the deter­
funds she has belonging to your district. You will draw no more district I
ioration of the property. Repairs
Dance Tickets $1.00. War Tax 10c
are neglected through motives of' warrants on her but on the district clerk and in the future all warrant not I
false economy on one part and lack paid for want of funds must be so endorsed by the district clerk instead of
Treasurer.
of interest on the other. The tenant the County
Since the school clerk will handle the district funds a larger bond |
gets along without refinements and
convencies which he would be en-' should be tilled than last year. Sec. 192, Page 669, provided that the bond ,
be double the amount of funds coming into the clerk’s hands.
couraged to provide in a home of his
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The school board shall fix the amount. As soon as the bond is filed in i
own, and thus life is robbed, of some
this
office
and
approved,
the
County
Treasurer
will
be
notified
to
send
you
of its possible charm.
your funds whatever they may be.
“We need not feel sorry for the
This should be looked after without delay as now all district financial j
Do you know that half of y our
poor landlord if he ie forced to sell, business is held up until you get this adjusted as the County Treasurer can- I
I
because he can And plenty of other
Motor trouble is Carbon, Get
I investments for his money. It is the not pay funds further for you.
rid of it cheap. We burn it out
Do not forget that this bond must have a 50 cent renewal stamp this
tenant who buys that is entitled to
year. You can procure the stamp at the banks.
clean with Oxygen, 75c. per
the encouragement. He at once be­
i
The law under which we worked this past year was not very satisfact­
cylender.
comes more solid and dependable
ory, as no details were provided as to handling the funds.
citizen.
He
is
an
assest
and
not
a
SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP
I trust you can arrange this soon.
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liability to his community.
I am, Yours Truly
SERVICE, NOT STYLE.
“Take an interest in the home­
G. B. LAMB.
I building movement. Get acquainted
GEttGE CHRISTENSON.
LISTER L. LITSCHER
County School Supt.
with real estate values. Come to
I know the local agents. They are
good men to know. They are stokers
who put steam into the city's prog­
ress. They are among the bulls and
HENRY L. KING,
never among the bears when the
future is at stake. Never are they
Dealer in Property of the
more in their element than when at
Q
the game of making good home-made
city.”
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SKEELS’ CASH GROCERY
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The place where you can save
money for cash
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Band Concert
on Saturday,
June
26th,
Tillamook, Ore
The first National Bank
NOTICE
Girls Band of Sheridan
36 Pieces 36.
Have sold my interest in
the Tillamook Transfer Co
and have bought into
City Transfer Co., and all of
the old customers who wish
me to do their work will find
me on the Job
Big Dance after Concert at K.P
Hail. Orchestra Music.
Prices Right.
CARBON
H. BROOKS
airy Ranch For
Rent-Stock For Sale.
Fire Marshal to Visit Tillamook
place contains 150 acres of fine
land,¡good house and barn. Place is
well mproved.
Tte stock consists of 21 first class
dairy cows, team, two wagons and har­
ness^ hogs. Lease runs for 5 years,
years.
All nds of machinery go with the
place,; Place is nicely located onjmain
highvky.
Cone in and see me at once, as this
proposition will sure go soon.
F. B. McKinley
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MILK COWS FOR
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for Dry Stock.
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Fire Chief Coates received a letter
last week from H. C. Barber, the
State Fire Marshal, stating that he
and Jay Stephens and Horace Sykes
would be in Tillamook on June 28th.
They say that as they wish to make
the best of their day here they hope
to meet with the Commercial Club at
a noon luncheon, and also with the
Woman’s Club, and all other public
spirited organizations that would be
interested In the betterment of the
city.
They have Mr. Stephen’s Fire
Prevention film yhich they will
i show that evening at the Gem Thea­
tre. No admission will be charged.
Mr. Coates and the other members of
thc Are department are planning a
big time and they wish the citizens
to give Mr. Stephens and bis compnn-
. ions a hearty welcome and let them
know that Tillamook’s citizens are
right there when it comes to any
kind ot improvements for the city, so
let’s everybody come out and give
them a good turn out and a rousing
welcome.
The business men of the city are
arranging for a noon luncheon on
Monday next, at which Mr. Horace
Sykes, of the State Fire Marshal’s
office and Mr. Jay W. Stevens, of the
Fire Prevention Bureau of the Pac-
i ific, San Francisco, will be honored
I guests, and deliver their message to
| the business men. All who are in­
terested in Insurance rate« will then
have an opportunity to learn how to
keep them at a minimum. The visit
of these gentlemen to the city la not
an inspection trip, but more of an
educational campaign to encourage
the prevention of loss by fire. Every
business man i« expected to attend,
and if any are not in «heir places of
business when called upon by the
committee of arrangements, they can
obtain particular« by inquiring of
Messrs, C. J. Edwards, F. Beltz or
Thos. Coates.
The Fire Prevention films win be
exhibited at the Gem Theatre on
Monday afternoon to women an«!
children only, so that children are
The New
Autographic
Bayocean District} Kodak
Property Locating Service a Specialty.
Tillamook Office, 10 National Bldg.
Phone 79.
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No Matter What You Want Moved
or shipped, our facilities are the moat
complete and up to date. We take
complete charge of your shipments
from the time they leave your es­
tablishment until they are delivered
either to their destination or to the
next common carrier. They arrive
In good order too.
TILLAMOOK TRANSFER CO
furnishes a convenient way to
keep records of the dates and
places of your Outings, your
Vacation Trips, names of your
Friends, age of children and
any other memorandum you
you wish to make at the time
you are taking the pictures.
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Let Us Show You How Simple It Is
We have a Full Line oí Kodaks
and Supplies in Stock.
C. 1. CLOUGH CO
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/ILL Store
“You Can Depend on This”
•ays the Good Judge
Real Tobacco for
real satisfaction.
The full rich
taste of the Real Tobacco
Chew lasts so long that
you don’t need a fresh
chew so often. That’s
why it costs you less to
use this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two ttylet
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
TILLAMOOK CITY,
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MONEY MADE BY
OUR VULCANIZING
lnthese days of saving and avoiding
waste, and especially in view of the
rising cost of new tires why not make
your tires last two and three times
as long by letting us vulcanize their
weak spots? Many an otherwise
sound shoe can be saved by our vul­
canizing.
CITY TIRE SHOP.
J. C. Holden, Proprietor.
will apeak briefly on: “Sowing aad
Reformed Church
Reaping.’*
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You are cordially invited to wor­
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
ship with ua.
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Children'« Day Service« at
clock. A short program of recitation«
and song* will be given and the sac­
rament of baptism »111 be administ­
ered to several children
The pastor,
Jenkaemper.
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