TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 24, 1921 VOLUME 32 CLOVERDALE HAPPENINGS Zurah Cruthers is on the sick list. I NUMBER 21 STORIES OF LIFE 10 BE PROTESTEDCALF CLUB STARTS IN CITY SCHOOLS AR0UND BEAVER I Cloverdale, Ore. Mar. 19, (Special) Mr. Bunn forniery a resident of Mrs. Lena Hall went to Portland MAYOR OF meeting was called at Cloverdale CONTAGIOUS DISEASE SITUATION Beaver, but now residing in Tilla­ TWO SUITS TO RECOVER MONEY PORTLAND ASKS REDUCTION EXPECTED TO GIVE ¡the fore part of last week. Grange Hall, on the above date and a mook viBlted relatives and friends AND ONE DIVORCE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS COOPERATION OF LOCAL NEW IMPETUS TO COAST Mrs. Collins visited Mrs. Ed. Han­ Jersey Calf Club organized, with Miss here last Sunday. PROCEEDING REPORTED SERIOUS OFFICIALS LUMBER INDUSTRY sen last Friday. Burr, County Club Leader, in charge, | Dollie Sappington has been quite Frankie and Georgia Smith have ably assisted by Mr. Jo« Donaldson, sick for a few days but is recovering President of the Tillamook Cour«» now. MEETING WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY W.N. Bays has been Indoors for th, MANY WILL REFUSE TO PAY NEW RAT Jersey Cattle Club. Agent Pine made some helpful sug­ A number of Cloverdalltes attended last two weeks on account of bron­ gestions as did also Mr. Morrison Mill the dance at Hebo Saturday night. chial trouble. Unlawful Possession of “Hooch’’ Fred Meitzke went to Portland the Oregon Municipalities Join Hands In and Mrs. Rose Crawford. Miss Della Mayor IHues Call And All Parents Mrs. Roxie Mann of Tillamook re­ New Rates Only One Cent More At Brings Heavy Fine.—One Miller, a bright little Miss, told of first of last week, taking his wife’s turned home last Saturday after vis­ Are Urged To Be Demand For a Rehearing Mii»ouri River Points Will Appeal some of her work in the Calf Club, father and mother who are on their iting In Beaver for a few days. Present of Rate Case Than Asked For prizes she had won, etc. The Calf way to their old home In Minn, | The Beaver girls lost to the T.H.S. L. J. Allen, State Livestock Club Club rules were read by Miss Burr. girls, in a fast basket ball game last Suits filed in the circuit court Leader, and Miss Burr, County Club Pertinent quetions were asked and The contagious desease situation in Saturday night by score of 4 to 3. Much agitation Is manifest about this week include that of the First Leader, were in the south end of the W. P. Kenney, vice president and answered. the public schools has become so ser­ The score was even when time was the city and county regarding the Bank of Bay City versus Henry But­ county last week in the interest of Mr. Donaldson Informed those ious that Mayor Moulton has called called, Tillamook winning by a foul director of traffic of the Great Nor­ Increased telephone rates granted by thern Railway Co., has sent the fol­ ler, et al, to recover money on a ndustrlal Club work. present that a prize of 325 would be a meeting of the people of Tillamook In the extra five minutes of play. th« public service commission recen* promissory note. Lewis O. Leach given by the Tillamook Jersey Cattle City to take place in the council i Rev. Fisher delivered a very Inter­ lowing letter to the Tillamook Cham­ Hugh Wallace has been on the sick iy- claims that Julius Erickson owes list but is now improving. club to the boy or girl writing the chambers next Wednesday night, esting Easter sermon here last Snn- ber of Commerce,which was in answer Since the new rates went into him money for labor performed : Mrs.Llzzie Redwine returned to her test essay about the Jersey cow; w-hy March 30th, for the purpose of dis­ day. People who failed to hear It to a telegram asking the Western effect many telephone users have railroads to restore the rate on lum­ while in the defendant’s employ home south of Cloverdale the first of she is the best cheese cow, etc. The cussing the matter and learning if the mined a treat. stated that they will flatly refuse to ber which existed last August, but and asks the court to award him a ast week. She has been staying at boy or girl writing the article must people will stand behind the city Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woods and chil- comply with the decision of the com... judgment for the amount. Paul the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brl- be a club member in this county. government in some action to lm- dren visited in Beaver last Sundey. whether this will satisfy the lumber mission, evidently prefering to do The Rooney is asking judgment against ody at Sandlake. Mr.Marc Bays offered an additional prove conditions. Rhe mayor thinkn Roy Savage and wife went to Till­ men this remains to be seen. without their telephones rather than the Crescent Lake Lumber company | Mrs. Walter Todd and two daugh­ prize of >5 if the winner were a that proper support has not been amook Saturday to attend the basket letter follows: pay what they consider an exorbitant for labor performed and logs furnish­ ters, Leola and Agnes, are on the sick member of the Nectucca club. “Tillamook Chamber of Commerce, given the city officials in their efforts ball game. rate for such a utility. The senti­ ed the defendant.. The sum claimed list.. Tillamook, Oregon. Those who have signed up I to to clean up sanitary conditions. There will be special EaBter ser ment expressed over this matter is tc be due is >1176.91. I Mrs. Alec Imlah took the stage for more noticable than any other thing become members of th« club are i as It has been stated that thirty per vices here next Sunday. Mr. Drake Dear Sir: Pardon delay tn answering follows: Arnold Jensen and Ella cent of the children have been held has charge of the singing and Mrs. your wire of March Sth in regard to Charlie A. Hanna charges Nora Portland last Friday morning. that has stirred the community for Mitchel], Oretown; Allen Gilbert, out of school for the past few months Welsh, our efficient S. S. Supt., has lumber rates, account absence in the Leretta Hanna with desertion and I Charles Ray has been suffering some time . John White. Beaver; Paul and Floyd on account of contagious deseases and charge of the other part of the pro­ East. asks that their matrimonial bonds with a severe cold. The mayor of Tillamook this week be dissolved and he be allowed tne I Webster Hudson went to Hemlock received the following telegram from Thun, Cloverdale; Merle Jenson,Ver the ituation has been considered too gram. We feel reduction made to Chicago non Jenson, Kenneth Rogers and serious to be allowed to continue. custody of two minor children. They on Tuesday of last week. The weather is beautiful In this and Missouri River so close to umount Mayor Baker of Portland: Ed Cochran went to Salem on Tues “Recent decision Increasing telephon Lloyd McKlllip, Hebo. were married at Eugene, October 25, It would be well for all parents es­ section of the country, Some folks specified by lumbermen as necessary The Club name is Nestucca Jersey pecially to be present at the meeting have planted their early gardens. 1911. The plaintiff also charges the day of last week to see his mother rates not only affects this city but all to restore former parity of rates that Calf Club. defendant with improper relations who is in the hopltal there. but little disadvantage will result. scheduled and help arrive at some the cities in Oregon and therefore Ts The following officers were elected: plan to Improve conditions. | C. W. Hatfield and daughter Violet a matter of state Interest. May I be with other men. We feel certain if we were to attempt THE BOOSTER COLUMN to restore comparltive rates existing The city council, at the meeting The case of the State versus Er­ and Mr. and Mrs.Will Hatfield made permitted to suggest that you have Pres. Allan Gilbert, Vice Pres. Arnold (By Fred C. Baker.) nest Harris, charged with the unlaw a business trip to Tillamook last Fri­ iyour city council authorize your city Jensen, Sec. and Treas. Merle Jensen. last Monday night, decided to install It is expected that work on the prior to August 26th we could not Allan Gilbert, Arnold a wooden culvert for the ditch run­ ful possession of liquor, wa tried for day. I attorney to cooperate with the ci. v Directors: Bayocean road will start about the accomplish srne. Ralph Werschkul was out of ’.he ! attorney of Portland and join in a Jensen, Merle Jensen, Paul Thun ning through Miller avenue, It was first of next month, when the govern­ The new rates are only one «ent the second time Monday with the result that the Jury, after being nut meat shop several days last week on petition for a rehearing. Geo. L. Vernon Jenscen, Elena Mitchell and considered that such a structure ment dredge will be put to work and more at Omaha and St. Paul than John White. Mr. Marc Bays was cho would be more satisfactory 'than * in about two months one of the coun­ lumbermen request and two and one abou ten minutes, brought in a ver­ account of sickness I Baker, Mayor of Portland.” A. A. Imlah took his daughter Ag­ concrete culvert, as was at tirsi ty steam shovels be moved there. This ha!T cents at Chicago, and inasmuch dict of guilty. The previous Jury Mayor Moulton immediately in.. sen Local Club leader. The Club adjourned to meet again intended. nes to Portland on Wednesday of la it ' structed city attorney A. A. Ila'l to was unable to agree. will be good news to the property as rateB from West in past ten years week, to be with her siter, Mrs. J. L. ' get the authority of the council to at one o’clock April 9,1921 at Clover­ The plumbing < ordinance is to be owners of Bayocean who have been on this basis have been advanced but The defendant was charged with dale Grange Hall. submitted to the council for its final waiting so many years to build bung­ thirty-three and one third per cent, being in possession of liquor whiie Stafford, who is to undergo an oper- I ¡ct in this matter, which was done, action April Sth. This ordinance alows there, for It is certain there while rates from South have been ad­ and Tillamook apparently stands back i attending a a dance given at the K. ation there Dan Hilliker, who has been work ­ has been made up from "parts of wil] be quite a building boom at Bay­ vanced seventy-one per cent, and dif­ LOCAL NEWS of any movement that might be : P. hall on the night of March 12th. ing in the Cloverdale Garage, is hav­ started for a revision downward of1 The O. E. 8. is planning to hold a m-'a9ur-s in fo-ce in other cities of ocean as soon as It Is assured that the ference under new rates will be oni It is understood thauthe case will ing a bugalow built in Hebo. Larry telephone rates. to road is going to be built and no more half cent at Omaha and St. Paul, and party in the Masonic hall on the 31st Oregon and is especially suited be appealed. aggravating delays. As there is con­ two cents at Kansas City from what i It is said that about thirty five of March. A parcel post system, local conditions. N. E. Melchior was also arresdhrl Olds is the carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Imlah left for th A. T. Dolan made a present to presided over by Post mater General siderable property at Bayocean that jthey were ten years ago compared to municipalities of Oregon have started ast week for having liquor in his valley last Thursday to be with her the city of two concrete street inter ­ Ethel Bales, cards and a candy booth have not paid taxes for a number of rates from the south,we feel every ef­ similar action and the combined ef possession. He pled guilty and wiTs mother who has suffered another forts of these communities is expected 1 are said to be features of the event section markers to replace some that yenrs this is a good time to buy tax fort should be made to try and work lined 3200 and costs. ■troke of paralysis. 'A general admission of 35 cents is to had been broken. certificates and procure good building business on that new basis. to bring about favorable action. Ibe charged which will be turned in to Lloyd Todd was a Sunday visitor sites at small cost. It is certain that ( We are not unmindful of needs of Under the auspices of Tillamook at the Frank Owens home. ¡the Masonic home fund. Members people in the center of the Coifofy Western Lumbermen and hope they Mr. dairyman Attention Post No. 47, The American Legion, Hudson Bros, have hired Curley MILL TO START of the 0. E. 3. and Masonic lodge 3 will become more Interested In Bay- | will cooperate with us in giving new We have now leased the Whitney “Flashes of Action," five reels of Taylor to do some slashing and have - . Bay City, Ore. March 22, (Special) 'and their freinds are invited. ocean because it will be only a few rates reasonable tryout. We have se- pictures taken by the U. 3. Signal erected a small house for him to Iivex Prospects p are good that the Aliev | Floyd H. Gardner, who has been Co. Ranch No. 2, 2*4 miles north of minutes drive from this city to get cured permission to publish them on town, and will make it our business Corps during the war, will be shown In. 'five days’ notice. Lumber Co., will begin operation of employed by the Standard Oil Co. to take good care of your dry stock. to the beach, and on a water level at a local theater on April 15th. Jim Earl has sufficiently recovered their mill about the first of next here for some time past, expects '•> Definite date as to when the now road. One may expect to see consid­ please The local post has been very for., from his recent illness to be brought month. The plant has been idle for leave Saturday for Crane Oregon, For further information rates pill become effective will be erable activity at Bayocean from now phone 4F2, Bell phone. 3 24 I3p tunate in securing this picture to: home from a Portland hospital on some time. Yours truly, where he has been made special agent on, and one thing that will be of ad­ given shortly, It has been in great demand all over Wednesday of last week. His mother Much interest has been displayed for the comprany. W. P. KENNEY vantage to the county, as soon as th j Married on the 18th at the Chrlit.. road is built there will be no moro the country. The scenes depicted are came with him. here over the prospects of a fruit and | Attorneys H.T. Botts and George A similar letter, altho more lengthy taken from actual combat and are The proud Ne6tucca "swelled up” vegetable cannery. It is now pro P. Winslow are in salem this week ian church paisonnge. G.A. Blanchard trouble about collecting taxes. was received from J. G. Wood worth, engaged in by a number of American until she was not able to contain her posed to form a cooperative concern pleading two cases before the Su and Mattie Lee Case. Rev. Harry E. • • • vice-president of the Northern Paci­ Tucker performed the ceremony. divisions and units The wet weather may be a little fic Railway Co. It covered what Is self and we are informed that the capitalized at >6000 and working < n preme Court. disagreeable, but Old Bossy does not set forth In the above letter, with high water prevented several dairy about the same plan as the Tillamook ! Morrison Mills returned Tuesday men from reaching the cheese factory County Creamery Association. Many from a trip to Hillsboro. LOCAL NEWS A marriage license was issued appear to be raising any objections, this additional Information in the The Guild of the Episcopal Church one day last week. Bay City people are already under . ‘ C.O. Dawson made a trip to Gari Wednesday to Allen D. Cutler 26, of for she is getting her fill of green ¡concluding part of the letter: taking berry culture and the growing baldl Cove Wednesday where he soon Portland, and Mary E. Reddick 23, glass in most of the meadows. will meet at the home of Mrs. F. C. I ”1 have just received a telegram • • • of vegetables is to receive some con expects to move. Dawson Brothers of Tillamook County. Baker on Tuesday afternoon, March BOYS AND GIRLS’ CLUBS from Mr. Blakeley at Wnshlngon say­ Preaching is a poor business — if It 'are enlarging their store at that place 29th, when all the ladies belonging to ACTIVE THROUGHOUT COUNTV sideration soon also. is not lived up to. So it Is no good ing that the Commission has granted A. W. Larson, cashier of the First preparatory to the demand when he the Episcopal Church are cordially authority for publication of the rates to keep on preaching about “clean up x Enrollments for Cali Club work ar« Bank of Bay City, returned today Whitney mill starts operating, invited to attend. on five days’ notice, and if they sn- If you’re fond of good singing 00 if some of our citizens take no heed Attorney Lee M. Travis, of Eugene, being received at the county mperln- from a trip to Portland and Salem j County School Superintendent G. TO THE GEM Sunday matinee and counter no protest or If the commis­ to that kind of preaching. It la tendent ’ s office and organization where he had been visiting relatives. B. Lamb Journeyed to Brighton Wed evening. and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Fred sion will disregard any protest which pleasing to note that there is some work is under way. The Nestucca C. Baker, is quite seriously sick. - - ■■—— - —— 1 nesday. ma/ be offered we hope to make the little improvement, but there is so Hear the special Eaater MUSICAL I The best program of pictures at the Harmony and Musical 1 History Jersey Calf Club was organized last new rates effective about April lit.” much to be done to improve the city. Club has changed I their meeting Saturday, March 19th, at Cloverdale. program at the GEM Sunday after GEM every night, not a "Weak Sister Don't mi*s the special VOCAL F. A. Beltz, secretary of l he Coats Make the city clean and attractive, time to every Monday after «choc! The meeing was held in the Grange noon and evening. *t any time . SELECTIONS at the GEM Snnday. Lumber Company of this city, stated and that means the back premises I at the home of Mrs. Kofll.—Adv. / Hall and was called to order by Mr. , that It has been impossible for of business houses and the surround Mr. J ob . Donaldson, Allen D. Cutler and Mary E. Rtd M N. Bays. j wesern mills to compete with the Ings of every home In the city. dick of Portland were married at president of the Tillamook County ¡southern yellow pine manufacturers • • • A club was organized including mem ­ the home of Rev. McRea Wednesday The operetta given at the gymnn- | (on account of the difference it: evening. Mr, and Mrs. 3. L. Nelson bers from the southern part of the slum on Friday evening was a good freight rates since last August, and of Barview were present at. the county and Mr. Bays was elected lo­ boost for the High School. The larg.. ¡on account of the lower cost of la­ wedding. The happy couple «ill cal leader. Several from the vicinity audience was more than pleased with bor in the aputhern states. For this of Tillamook attended Including Mr. make their home In Portland. the young performer«, for they did .reason many mills on the PaciCc C. W. Coe, manager of the Coast Pine, the county agent. wonderfully well in a somewhat dif­ coast have been forced to shut down Two Calf Club meetings are sched­ Power Company’s office, is recovering ficult play, and for that reason they until the rates could be money derived from the drive and have started to raise pare-bred onion« and potatoes. Mr. Bishop Is. Western railroads girt the lumber a grower and writes to the Chamber n,en • ral< ,h* middle was«, »•II go toward the relief of the wo. chickens Mrs. Cora Finch is their of Commerce that he could give them l«»«ing camp« and «aw mills will »en and children in de va st cd dis. leader. a good bargain. a«00“ * buwlng again and business In Tillamook two girl's clubs are r'ets It is stated that 1(0,000 condition« in general will be good. women and children have lost their being organized, one a sewing club There i« too great demand for new Buaiiiew Is readjusting llralf mors ■r>mes and have been forced to sleep under the direction of Mine FerroU homes all over the United State« for 'rapidly thau moat people are aware of Swallow and one a Cookery Club un ­ wider hedges and other improvised the lumber industry to be inaetlv-’ [ after a long tedious delay on the par* Belter. der the supervision of Miss Kdrle I m of th- government to bring about *or* very long, end with the opening <>f Bare. Clubs that will prove of intei- real condition« after the war. The spring there 1« bound to be eoneid- mt to the bovn mav be orris I zed later FINFO been 8Uf,erln8 with tonsllitis but are 1 ,nLU improving now. Call of the Great Outdoors