TILLAMOOK HE WLIGHT. JULY 22.1920
Tillamook Headlight's
Trade Mart.
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F. 23 full-year presidential terms and a
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
part of two more. Only eight terms
Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City of­ preceded his birth. There are but few­
persons, perhaps no other in Oregon,
who can look back to so early a day
Dr. Viereck, of Portland, eye. ear. in the history of our county.
Singer Agency—H. F. Cook, Prop. . •
nose and throat specialist will be
First Farm Near Chicago
in Tillamook July 25. Room 110-
Just hear the new •Cheney” phono­
When
I asked Mr. Randall how old
I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 2 7-J.
graph, then decide. Monthly pay­
he was when he left the Pittsburg
ments. The Song Shop, Main St. Dr. Ramsey
Osteopath neighborhood, he replied, "Big enough
Room 110-1. O. O. F. Bldg., Tilla­
For Sale by John Leland Henderson.
mook. Mutual phone. Bell phone to fight with bear for a pig.” He
206-3d St., Tillamook, the Makin-
explained by saying a pig got out of
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4
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ster, 160 acre ranch, near Oretown.
the yard and he followed it into the
TK8
test
way
to
know
for yourself the superiority bf tht
Price $25000.00 Terms easy.
brush and was pulling it back by the
Brunswick Tire is to buy one and compare it.
tail when a bear appeared and cap­
When in need of something electric
x. That is, if the very name of Brunswick is^'t sufficient proof
tured he pig! He was taken to a
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just call on the Sunset Electric.
to you, as it is to most men, that here is an extraordinary tire«.
place near Erie, on the lake, when
A nine pound daughter was born
let the Sunset Electric wire your to Mr. and Mrs. Hal Mapes Sunday 6 or 7 yearn old, then to Springfield,
(Thousands Cf men who have known the name of Brunswick
home and save you money.
in 1834. He had five brothers and
for years, realize that a Brunswick Tire has to be the best—»
evening, July 18th.
for a mediocre product could never bear this historic name.
C. A. Smith and E. R. Campbell four sisters, "I was the middle kid,”
Wanted: Chevolet or Ford (5) Pass­
enger car. Will exchange new $550 returned to Portland Thursday, in he said. His father followed farming
’ Lorijf before the Overland Trail became famous, the Hotnej *
piano. H. F. Cook, opposite P. O. their car. They have been here some generally. When Mr. Randall was 21
of Brunswick was established. It was one of the chief user*»
time, Mr. Smith being the engineer I years old he went to farming 40 miles
of rubber for fifty years before automobiles came into use.
’
Go to the Sunset Eelectric for Nation- with the Stutz Fire engine and Mr. south of Chicago, and was married
el .Mazda lamps. They give better
'
No
concern
with
such
E
history
could
afford
to
offer
any-»
Campbell represetative for the com- there. One child was bom to this
light.
thing but the best. For reputations are built slowly, but can
pany.
union. He lived for brief periods in
be quickly destroyed.
For Sale : new milk wagon, 2 inch
Illinois
and
Wisconsin
and
in
1852
Hay for Sale
tires. John Enzler, Tillamook. J-29
went to Iowa, settling near Raccoon
This is a practical 'guarantee that Brunswick Tires offer
Vetch Hay for sale. Apply to W.
more than the usual, yet at no added cost.
My middle name is George. Let me A. Yocom, Ballston, Or. Phone Sher­ Forks, with the snow two feet deep.
bring you "Vaughn" Best drag saw-
With two of his brothers they were
Get your first one now, .You’ll not be satisfied until you
on the market today. Call E. G. idan 54525.
joined by Bill, George, and Joseph
have ALL Brunswicks,
Krebs.
Perkins and all started for Orgeon.
Christian Church
' THE BRUNS WICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO
Christian church extends a cor- They had several yoke of oxen, three
Wanted: a married man to work on
dial
invitation
to
you.
Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
spans of horses, a hack and wagons.
a dairy ranch a good job and good
Services 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.
pay. Inquire at this ofnee.
No others joined them on the trip.
Bible school 10 a. m.
On reaching The Dallas in the fall
C. E. at 7 p. m.
Cottage Organ for sale cheap. Apply
to Mrs. D. Billings, Rockaway, Or.
Rev. H. E. Tucker, pastor of 1852 they crossed the north bank
and came down as far as a point op­
Rooms—with or without board. Mrs.
posite the Sandy river, where they
Call for County Warrants
Sheets, 210 East 8th Street.
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crossed to the south side and came
The folowing outstanding county down to the little hamlet of Portland.
For Sale: In acre lots, bottom land ' warrant* "ill be paid upon present­
Joseph Perkins bought some property
for pasture in City limits at $500. ation.
per acre by John Leland Henderson,
All General Fund warrants endors- I in Portland located in the woods
2V6-3rd St., Tillamook.
' ed prior to and including the 30th about where the Meir & Frank store
now stnds. There was a small house
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Notice to Horsemen: The young Stal­ day of June, 1920.
All outstanding county Road Ware on it and Mr. Randall started a little
lion. Good Luck. registered No. 20,
327. and grand champion winner rants endorsed prior to and including hotel, but he only ran it until the fol­
lowing spring. He had worked more
ai Oregon State fair, 1919, has the 22nd day of May, 1920.
Interest ceases this 22nd day of or less as a carpenter and obtained a
come to Tillamook, together with
three grand young mares. Ready July, 1920, on all such warrants job with the government to work on
for work, all are for sale. The ser­ not heretofore called.
the n3W buildings at Fort Dalles, and
Kathleen Mills,
vices of said stallion may be had
, County Treasurer. from there to Whitman station, then,
at Fair grounds. Wm. Lillie, own-
to the Grand Ronde. in Yamhill coun­
For Sale or Trade: 11 acres bearing Bridge Collapses as Men Pass Over ty. He also assisted in putting In-
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commcrical orchard near Spokane.
The drawbridge over the Tillamook dains on the reservations at Tygh
Income new on trees. Box 33, Till­
river, which was being repaired col- valley and The Dalles.
amook, Or.
Sawmill Is Started
lasped. Tuesday. New pilings were
He then undertook a new role and
For Sale: a few registered Poland being put in and the bents were ou
China pigs. Euquire at Coats Log­ jacks. Two men, who are with the went to the Sutherlin valley, on the
ging Camp Co.
Government Bureau of roads, and are Calapooln creek, and started a saw­
here sounding all the roads in the mill. In the spting of 1861 he went
For Sale: Clover hay in bale, from 15 county, were walking over it, when
to 70 tons, well cured and clean, the jacks buckled and the bridge, over to Tillamook, but returned to
the valley, near Lafayette,and farmed
$25 per ton. f. o. b. cars. Joe men and all went into the river.
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Harrington, Cornelius, Or. R. 1-A5
Neither of the men were seriously until 1868, when he returned to Tilla­
hurt, but it was a miracle that both mook, got some land, upon a part
For Sale: i/2 acre land. Good house of them were not killed.
of which he still lives, and has been
and barn, lights and water in
The structure is being repaired as there ever since, a matter of 52 years.
house. % mile north of Tillamook
the one which coliasped was merely His second wife died, there in 1880,
on pavement. Enquire Headlight temporary.
leaving four girls and one boy,all of
office.
whom are living in Tillamook county,
Gasoline Situation.
For Sale: Iliver bottom dairy farms,
and also his son, William by his first
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large and small, close to Coquille,
'llie Standard Oil Co. refuses to wife. He divided his 200 acres recent­
county seat of Coos county with give any information in regard
to ly into fivo 40-acrc tracts, giving a
estimated population of 2500, the future supply of gasoline, The
tract to each of his daughters as fol­
prices $200 to $100 per acre, some I allotment for July was 40,000 gal­
well improved at $300; will com­ lons of which 20,000 gallons have lows: Isabel, now Mrs. Myron Trow-
pare lavoyably with the best in the been received, and the remaining a- bridge;Laura, Mrs.Jack Rupp; Eunie,
State. J. C. Watson, Coquille. Or. niount which was to have been here Mrs. Albert Phelps; Mary, Mrs.Henry
Olds, and 40 to his son, Cyrus, and
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Will sell about 10 fine high grade to last until the sixth of August, but all are living on the tracts and al! in
they
are
unable
to
give
any
definite
and registered Holstein cows to
the dairy business, as they have been
reduce herd, all in full flow. No information as to when this remain­
since the cider Randall went there in
culls. This is the Kuppenbender ing 20.000 gallons will arrive.
Some
of
the
local
dealers
have
a
1868. At that time there were but
herd and one of the best in the
Ö
county. R. E. Warwick, Nehalem, car coming from Texas and are ex­ few settlers in the county (only five
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pecting it in the near future, which when he went there first in 1861.)
Ore.
will relieve the situation for a short None of them had more than five or I
Strayed or Stolen: 1-3 yr. old hound time. They advise the people to be six cows.
bitch to bring pups 1st part of as conservating with gas as possible,
UT if there should be, the invalid
VX1I of the Randall kin are Jersey
August. Color, whitish tan. Pup, and they also advocate the return to
fancies
sav
c
ole
—
Jack
Rupp,
“
Who
should have the best possible atted-
6 months old bitch, fox color, use of the card system, which was
is a derned Holstein,” said the old ;
slight brindle. Reward, found dead started In June.
tion and all thecomfortyou can pro­
or alive. From $5 to $25. Tony
It is impossible to understand the gentleman as he laughed heartly.
vide.
For whatever increases
the
Szenczak.
Mr. (Randall .thinks his ]genorrl
reason why the people should be
I
patient
’
s
comfort,
increases
chaces
for
kept in the dark about the shortage health and longevity are due largely
Wanted: Small good paying ranch, of gas. No one seems to know the to the climate <f Tillamook. “I like
rapid recovery.
within 15 miles of Tillamook City. reason, and the Standard Oil Co. re­
We wish to call your attention to the
I wish to lease, rent or purchase on fuses information, which, It seems, Portland and al' parts of Oregon, but
terms, and operate ranch with cap­ that the public has a perfect right to Tillamook is tte place for long life,
many comforts that we can offer, as
happiness and prosperity. I would I
able experienced relatives, and con­ expect.
well
as the usual necessities.
have been dead a score of years ago,,
tinue my work in town. Address
Death of G. D. Randall
more than th«., had I lived in the
R. B. Driscoll. Tillamook.
Whatever your doctor recommends, we
Willamette viley. But I will live '
can supply—immediately
Dr. Turner the well known eye spec­
We have to announce the death of maybe to be 150 in glorious Tilla­
ialist will be in Tillamook again
When you must have it in a hurry—
August 17th to 20th inclusive. G. 1>. Randall, one of the remaining mook,” he s»d.
pioneers
of
Tillamook
county,
which
Consult him at Jenkins Jewelry
TELEPHONE 15 J.
store. Headaches relieved, cross occurred bn Tuesday, the funeral ser­
C. DI ETER.
vice
being
held
on
Wednesday.
eyes
straightened. Satisfaction
As the obiturary notice was not
guaranteed. Don’t forget the date.
ÍENTIST. ‘
finished, when we went to press, it
will
be
given
next
week.
TILLAMOOK
Bl 11. OI NG
Dairy Ranch for Sale: 40 acres fully
equipped, Vi mile from Tillamook.
à
(O'er Hnltotii’s).
The following article appeared in
Good buildings. Will carry 18 cows.
Seo Paul Hanson.
Sunday's Oregonian:
T ilkniook- Oregon.
Were you to go over to Tillamook
Wanted to borrow: Money on livei you might find the original of the pic
QR. O.L, HOHLFELI),
bottom farms. Guilt edge security.
Enquire of John Leland Henderson, ture publish'd herewith sitting out in
VFEERINARIAN.
front of his residence,which is located
I 206-3rd St., Tillamook, Or.
three miles east of the Tillamook tell Phot/—2F2
For Sale: Six acre tract % mile courthouse. Should you hail him with
Mutual Phone
illamook city
OREGON.“
north of Tillamook on paved road,
a “hello” or "howdy,” you would get
Modern five room house and out
Orejron.
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building all new. Inquire of N. back a welcoming response in a clear
voice
'of
an
apparently
middle-aged
Hanson on place.
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man. and yet Mr. Randall, the subject DR. J EjHEAP.ER
of
this
sketch
passed
his
97th
mile
­
For Sale or r^nt: 160 acres land, 14
grade Jersey cows, one pure bred stone on the road of life on July 10.
DB A. C. CRANK.
Jersey bull, team, also farm ma­
Mr. Randall is at present visiting
Ds. Shearer & Crank
chinery and ten room house. One
in Portland, or rather he is here with
half mile from factory. For terms
Medical & Surgery.
Juggling
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Olds, and
address H. L. Jensen, Hebo. Or.
prices is not our forte, as it Is with
National Building.
her husband, who are temporarily
some. We don’t try to take advant­
Warning—All persons are hereby living on the Linnton road near the
'llamook - - - Oregon.
warned to note the machines and Standard Oil plant. They came here
age of slack production, rising mar­
prices quoted by traveling sew-ing upon recommendation of their physi­
kets,
abnormal demand, and tempor­
machine agents and to compare ■t
cian for the benefit of th«, health of
Cliaknan Cummings boasted at ary conditions. You can always be
with what we have to offer at the
1
same price before buying. More his dughter, but as she is recovering Chtcaj that despite all the talk a- sure of righ prices and fair treat­
bout
criminal
incompetency
and
rapidly
they
will
probably
soon
re
­
Singer machines made and sold
graft tg no deserving Democrat has ment here.
than all others put together. turn to Tillamook.
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I spent a couple of hours in the been (dieted for his conduct during
There’s a good reason.
Singer
Agency, opposite Post Office, Tilla­ Olds home in questioning the old vet­ the wr Perhaps that’s because the
Bayocean
Sheet
Metal Worki.
prosqating department is tn the
mook.
eran, who was lying on a lounge suf­ I handt of the administration, and
First Streeh Tillamook, Oregon.
fering from the heat, for the ther­
For Sale; 41/, acre« river bottom land mometer was backing and filling in may), too. it can’t decide whether
the *ar departenm officials are re- j?525252525252^^
in city limits In meadow and cot­
tage and 6 lots adjoining. Pavc- the upper 90’s. But he is as spry and spoable for many of the stunts
nient all paid. $6500. Enquire his memory as clear as many a man pul* off during the war should be
of John Leland Henderson, 206. in the meridian of life, and if he does jail« or committed to institutions
3rd St.
not meet with an accident he seems for fie feeble minded.
destined to live to get well past the
Wood for Sale: Spruce and Hemlock. century mrk. He was born in 1823,
Te Democratic politicians are
4 foot—$4.50 per cord delivered.
near Pittsburg, and lived there with hotfled by the charges that some 11
City Transfer.
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his parents until he was about 6 peqle have spent their own money I
mbimary campaigns Their thought I
Miscellaneous Advertisements years old. James Monroe was presi- ' is jut the only ethical way in which I
dent, serving his second term, at that
tfliire political work done is to use i
Dr.'s Allen and Sharp. Dentists. time. Only four presidents preceded
fefral jobs, contracts and others ' I
National Building.
BELL PHONE. MAINJ3 MVTVAL PHONE
Monore-Washington, Adams, Jeffer­ f4r» as persuaders and let the pen- 1
Dr. Wise—Deatist.
son and Madison. He has lived thru pffoot the bills.
U
One cent a word per issue.
fice on Wednesdays
F-26.
TryQneB
Then Decide **
Tillamook Jottings.
A Continuous Performance
“1 have not missed a sin^la milking sines 1
I •
installed the EMPIRE Milking Machine
May 23rd, 1 > 15,” writes E. F. Gentry
cf Wallace, Idaho.
We quote Mr.
not because his sxperi-
enee is anything unusual but because it is like
that of Ml users of
>
Th« best rao^m-
manda Hon« f • F
Empire Militara
that wa have
»•en have come
Irom usarsi 1 h<
will intuì .»toj-our
Ran4 f
u r
illustra tod
It is very important in buying a milking machine ta
soliMt c .". j that has this rscord, for a milking mach*
in* is u:.J t’.vuz a c ", and o-a that is not se
constructed that it will ba constantly "on the job"
means loss of milk, time and money.
E?JP!RS Milking Machines are simple and etii-
cisntAgentle and natural in their aetion, and above
all, thv milk the SAME WAY EVERY DAY«-
mere uniform in action than even the-ealf. They
safeguard the condition of valuable cows.
I m S u ? ul’^ou Al.lf th« benefits th«y offar.you. Writ« for
Catalog JI and also ask for information regarding EMPIRE
Cream Separators, Gasolin« Engin«« and Electric Plants.
BURCHARD, Tillamook, Oregon
If Your Cow can be Milked by a Calf this Machine
will Milk your Cow Efficiently
New US Navy Off icers
TENTS
DIRECT FROM PUGET SOJUiD NAVY YAAD
7>n/c CojypJere
*32^
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
Just the thing for Camping, Motor trips or Playhouses for the children-
Genuine U. S. Navy Officers Tents, made from best quality 12 oz. White Can­
vas. Cost Uncle Sam almost twice as much as our price. Complete with
bardwood stakes, poles and ropes. Size 9x9 feet and every foot a real tent.
Mail Ordert Promptly Filled.
Chas. F. Pankow
CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS
4>> WILCOX BUILDING,
PORTLAND, OREGON
I Have You Illness
J at Your House ?
SI Friendship*
of
We sincerely hope not
a Bank.
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Many foresighted merchants and
manufacturers recognize that the
friendship of an important bank is a
priceless business.
uaAntl eapecinlly a bank whose
officers are "human” men who take
pleasure in other men's success.
We are in business to help other
Uu.- inesses. Therein lies our success
ond yours.
BANK YOUR MILK
CHECK WITH THE
s-
Mail Orders Promptly and
' Carefully Filled.
Œillamnnk (£inutti| Sank
Member Federali) Reserve System.
C. 1. CLOUGH CO
Tße. ^EVILL SWe
T
1
$
. MILK COWS FOR
, SA LE or EXCHANGE t
for Dry Stock
YAGER & BRADY
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A TOUCH
of our facial powder will make your
akin blossom like a summer rose.
It
give to your complexion the soft
glow of youth and health,
Our
cream Is another infallible aid
to beauty. Try them both If you
would better your uppearnnee.
E. E. KOCH
Tillamook.
Oregon
,
BAYOCEAN SHEET METAL WORKS,
TILLAMOOK, ORE
Dr. E. L. G laisser,
VETERINARIAN,
County Dairy Herd Inspector