VOLUME 32
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL 7, 1921
POST OFFICE
EXAMINATION
I
NUMBER 23
VISITOR INSPECTS
FIRE APPARATUS
I
WORTHY MATRON
VISITS 0. E. S.
To fill the vacancy in the position
Tillamook’s fire apparatus was
An event for the Tillamook chapter
of postmaster at Nehelem, Oregon,
given another showing Wednesday
of the Eastern Star was the official
FORESTERS HOLD THREE DAY the United States Civil Service Com­ AUTOMOBILE SPEEDERS CONTRI­ evening when M.V. Lundberg, Astor- QUOTATIONS OF 28c FOR TRIPS visit yesterday of Mrs. Ida Umbach.
mission has announced, at
the
RESOLUTION TO THAT EFFECT
ia councilman. In company with E R.
Worthy Grand Matron for Oregon.
MEETING AT PORTLAND
AND 29c FOR LONG HORNS
BUTE TO COFFERS OF
request of the Postmaster General, an
Campbell, coast distributor for the
Mrs. Umjbach was the guest of
PASSED AT ANNUAL
open competitive examination to be
Stutz fire engines, made an inspection
THIS WEEK
honor at the Bay City lodge Tuesday
AND
Y. A.s
THE COUNTY
MEETING
held on May 18, 1921 at TillaramA.
of the local equipment. Mr. Lund­
night, and was the
honor
guest
This office has an annual compensa
berg had been appointed to make an
Wednesday afternoon at Kensington
tlon of »1300. To be eligible for the
investigation of the Tillamook englne
(the social club of the Tillamook
examination an applicant must b? a
pursuant to the purchase of an engine
chapter) and also guest in the
citizen of the United States, must
by the Columbia river city.
evening at a specially called meeting
actually reside within the delivery of
The exhibition was made at bo:h DEMAND
FOR
“TILLAMOOK'' of Silver Wave Chapter,
TOURISTS
WARNED
NOT TO . the post office in which the vacancy SEVERAL MINOR SUITS TILED the city hydrants and the water from
This is the first time in the pakt COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO GET
STILL CONTINUES TO
LEAVE CAMP FIRES
TO RECOVER MONEY
Hoquarton and it is understood that
two years that the Tillamook Lodges
, exists, must have so resided for at
CALVES FOR CLUBS IN
EXCEED SUPPLY
a ninety pound pressure was deliv
j least two years next preceeding the
have been honored by the Worthy
BURNING
ALLEGED DUE
THE COUNTY
I date the present vacancy occtued,
Matron
’
s
visit.
ered through 200 feet of hose.
Mr.
Campbell
has
succeeded
in
In
her
address
to
the
Lodge,
the
i must be in good physical condition,
»
The price of Tillamook cheese has Worthy Matron told of the work of
To recover money cm a prom issar j placing one of the engines in the
Portland Ore., April 5, (Special) ¡and must not be less than 21 nor
The Tillamook County Guernsey
been
fixed at 28 cts the pound
for other lodges throughout the
Pendleton
fire
department.
state
note and for some work and material
—There has just been held In Port­ more than 65 years of age.
Breeders club met in the office of
triplets,
at
29
cts
for
Long
Horns
and
and
Bpoke
especially
of
the
different
While
the
Civil
Service
Commission
furnished,
Ackley
and
Miller
hate
land a three day conference of men
Y.A’s. This is the announcement methods by which the Chapter’s •ue crenuHiy association last Tueeday
from each of the National Fo-ests tn is charged with the duty of testing entered a suit against M. Baily. The
from Carl Haberlach'B office this were raising theft quota of the for the purpose of electing officers
western Oregon to learn more about applicants for the positions of post plaintiffs claim that the note was fcr
week and this brings the price more Masonic Home Fund.
In
rrder and transacting other business, it
master
at
offices
of
this
class,
such
»350
and
was
given
in
part
payment
the forest fire laws of the Federal
being their annual meeting. About
nearly
in
line
with
cheese
price.}
in
that
Mrs.
Umbach
might
remember
Government and the state and how­ positions are not classified under the for a Ford automobile which the
25 or 30 were members present.
other
parts
of
the
country.
Wisconsin
the
Tillamook
Chapter
for
some
time
defendant
bought
last
September.
The
civil
service
law,
being
filled
through
to enforce these laws lu order t-j put
A committee consisting of Ira
primary
markets
are
still
around20e
to come, she was presented with a
a stop to needless forest destruc.-ltn. nomination by the President for the work was said to have been done in
Lance,
J.L. Gay and Rudolph Zwcifel
Tillamook
cheese.
and
one
carload
of
Wisconsin
cheese
Salem,
Ore.,
April
6.
—
(Special)
This conference was for the purpose confirmation of the Senate. Howe re November 1919.
was appointed to locate and procure
It
was
thought
that
Mrs.
Umbach
is
reported
to
be
en
rout
e
to
Portland
—
Out
of
a
total
of
fifty
on
e
cities
in
A.L.
Jeffries
says
he
bought
a
the
President
is
using
the
c.vil
of acquainting the field men of these
would install the new chapter of the calveB for the various calf clubs that
forests with a knowledge of what the service machinery for the purpose • f touring car from C-F. Pankow, giving Oregon with bank deposits of over at a price that will make it cost to
county,
but as her schedule was the cattle men expect to organize in
the
jobbers
in
that
city
23c
a
pound.
1500,000
Tillamook
stands
twenty
trespass Jaws are regarding fires left selecting the nominees, and issued »750 in cash as first payment. After
the county.
burning in the woods, how »he an Executive order • on March 31, using the car a short time he says he third, according to a report released As against this, Tillamook will re­ completely filled for the year, and
That Tillamook County hold a
ceive
approximatelj»29c
in
Portland.
tbs
Tillamook
Chapter
having
this
week
by
State
Superintenlnt
of
■
rangers should secure evidence About 1917, which was amended October 8, entered into an agreemnt with Pan­
county fair this fall was the sense of
favor
Past
Worthy
Grand
Patron,
Banks
Frank
Bramwell.
That
the
new
pric
e
has
met
she
kow
to
tak
the
car
back
to
be
sold
the guilty parties who purposely 11820, providing for such procedure.
a resolution passed and another
These fifty one cities show a total is shown by the fact that the first left that work for Mr. Botts to do.
Competitors will be examined in again, with the provision that Pan­
start forest fires, those who leave
resolution recommended W.H. Christ,
The
Wheeler
Chapter
will
be
day
’
s
offerings
at
the
new'
■of
over
»220,000,000,
most
of
which
price
arithmetic
and kow was to get the unpaid balance
unextinguished
camp fires
and the subjects of
ensen of Oretown to be appointed to
installed
Friday
night,
the
work
brought
in
orders
for
over
600
cases
is
held
in
Portland.
Tillamook'?
on
the
machine,
amounting
to»1100,
unpermitted brush fires, and hr»w and accounts, with a weight of 30 per
the fair board to fill one of the va
nd as much moreas he could, which deposits total »1,404,840.23. Hi’ls of cheese and, to all appearances, it being put on by Past Grand Patron
when they should report all such cent; penmanship, 10 per cent;
cancles
now
existing in that
Botts
with
the
assistance
of
the
Bay
will
not
be
necessary
to
reduce
the
boro.
Hood
River,
Grants
Pass
and
and amount was to be refunded to Jeffries
cases to the Justices of the Peace or letter writing, 25 per cent;
organization.
The
county court has
City
Chapter
of
O.
E
S„
while
price further. With the Wisconsin
other state federal officer.
It was business training and experiene 1, 35 who says that Pankow made no effort Ashland, Silverton and Bend, while
the power to appoint the members cf
he
will
install
the
Cloverdale
markets
as
low
as
they
are
at
this
exceeding
Tillamook
in
deposits,
are
brought out at this meeting that the per cent. The subject of business to sell the car but converted it to his
still under the two million mark . time, the former price of Tillamook Chapter, assisted by the Tillamook the fair board and the new members
local Justices of the Peace and other paining and experience will be own use, Jeffries has started svit
will be named later.
These reports were made up from cheese could scarcely be maintained Chapter on Saturday evening.
to
swcrn against the automobile dealer
state peace officers are on the whole rated on the applicant’s
The officers elected at the meeting
statements
at
th
e
close
of
as
a
differential
of
almost
14c
business
in
his
application, recovei part of the money paid him
helping in a splendid manner the statements
Tuesday
were Ira Lunce president,
BEAVER NEWS
February 1st last.
existed,
• 4
forest rangers in this work, looking supplemented by careful inquiry by as the first purchase price.
H.E. Tucker vice president
and
Dollie
Sappington
left
last
Satttr
.
The
price
reduction
at
this
time
James Barger versus W.A. Bennett
towards the full protection of the the Civil Service Commission.
day for Berkley Cal., where she will Homer M’ son secretary and trer.s...
seems
to
have
come
just
at
th*
prope
r
doing
business
under
the
name
of
The examination papers of
the
timber resources of the northwest.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS' CLUB NEWS
t
W>end the next two months visiting irer.
competitors
and
the
evidence the Virgin Spruce Lumber Co , is a
Officers of the Tillamook City time. At least ohe of the Portland 'relatives and friends.
The same committee that was ap­
papers
should
think
so,
for
in
the
is.
obtained through inquiry by
the suit brought in the circuit court this' sewing club are as follows: Local club
CLOVERDALE BRIEFS
of pointed to procure calves was dele­
1 sue of the Oregonian of Thursday ! Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kennedy
be week to recover money said to be due •
Dr. LeFevre was called last Thtirs Civil Service Commisison will
gated to make arrangements to hold
(Tillamook
speM
ftst
Saturday
and
Leader,
Miss
Ferroll
E.
Swallow;
morning, the following appears:
I
day to see one of the Owens twins, considered by trained examiners, for labor performed.
the next meeting at farm of Judge
Sunday at the Ed Kennedy home
President,
Lillian
Jeffries;
Vice
.
"Some
time,
perhaps,
Carl
Haber-
That James Mullen would, when
little Robert who is suffering wlfii a and their judgment will b3 expressed
|
M
s.
Frances
Welsh
spent
Satdny
Mason, when Mr. WeBtover of Port­
in perentage ratings. The result drunk, curse and strike her is the president, Juanita Thompson; Secre­ Inch will be gracious and reduce the in Tillamook. We are all glad tu land, field member for Guernsey
severe cold.
allegation of Eacie Mullen in proceed­ tary, Marjorie Tucker. Other mem price of Tillamook cheese, admlt'edly
Mrs. Will Hatfield went to Meda, of the examination will be referred
now that F.J. Welsh is fast recov- breeders in the western state» will
ings filed this week for annulment of bers of this club are: LaVelle Baker, the finest made.”
to
the*
Post
Office
Department
for
its
ring
after hls tperatioi. for appen. be present.
on Tuesday of last week, to help her
The flow of milk is now increasing
in accordance with the their marriage. The plaintiff charge Snowden Guyton, May Belle Carpen .
lcitia,
sister in law , Mrs. Merle Holman, action
rapidly
and
the
cheese
output
is
President's order. The Postmaster that such conduct has taken place ter, Lucia Wiley, and Murial Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Savage had
for a few days.
The
LOCAL NEWS
Officers of the Potato Club recent. in creasing correspondingly.
General ¡ b required by the orde- to for the last two or three years, ten­
8
dinner guests Monday evenin’. Mr.
The C.H.S. sophomores gave a hard
and ly organized in District No. 57 are as Tillamook Creamery Is receiving over
burdensome
Sunday
morning
a girl was born to
submit to the President the n i ne of dering her life
times party Friday night.
The follows: Local club lender, Homer 20,000 lbs. of milk daily and other and Mrs. Wilson ot Tillamook.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.H.
Foote of Suimy-
the highest eligible to fill the causing her to become ill.
Mrs. Bell gave her Sunday School
Mrs. Lizzie Collins made a business
mead,
reports
Dr.
Boals.
vacancy unless it is established that Parties were married at Vancouver, Cross; President, Ruth Paul; Vice factories are getting more milk each lass of young ladles, a party
Sat-
trip to Tillamook the fore part of
day. The flush of the season will
the character or residence of such Washington. February 23, 1912.
President, Guy Thomas; Secretary,
rday afternoon. The entertainment .F.O. Slpprell was a Tillamook vis­
last week.
C.E.
Hadley
of
Portland
and
not
be
reached
for
some
time,
how
­
applicant
disqualifies
him
for
Lina Burt. Other members of this
insisted of a guessing contest,
tn itor from Garibaldi Wednesday.
Thomas Nichlaus of Beaver
were
Several from Cloverdale attended appointment.
ever.
Mrs. Ed West, who was operated on
club
are:
Marion
Sawyer
,
Lloyd
which
Meltha
Dlngesn
won
first
the dance at Beaver Friday night.
at
the Boals’ hospital Monday
Full Information and application contributors to the county funds this
rise.
I
Mrs. Scott Boatman and Mrs. Will blanks may be obtained at the p.'Bt week when they were caught speed Moon, Raymond Blum, Troy Burt and Miss Margaret Co»..as, who returned
morning,
is said to be Improving.
The W.C.T.U. met with Mrs. Eck
Lenhart Geinger.
Messner visited Mrs. Lena Hall last office in which the vacancy exists ¡ng.
Francis Welsh. Beaver postmaster
I to California some time ago after a rson last Thursday. There were 22
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| The next meeting of the Nestncca
Thursday.
or from the United States Civil
visit here with her relatives. Is now resent. Beaver can boast of having 1 b improving from his recent illness
Jersey Calf club will be held on Sat
Henry
Bills,
who
formerly
-esided
J.L. Gay and family and Mrs. Clay Service Commission,
Washington,
studying aviation at Los Angele:1 and he only W.C.T.U. organization in und will soon be able to go home
here, is in the city for several days. urday, April 9th, at one o’clock at I expects to be flying in a few weeks I his county.
What would you do if you "were
Taylor and little daughter, Nan. vis­ D. C.
Mr. more. Shg states that she has been
He ran across Tom Rogers who was the Cloverdale Grange Hall.
¡Ing?" Walt don’t answer until you
ited at the home of Charlie Whaley
in the drug store at Cloverdale ard Marc Bays is the local club leader.
lave seen William Farnum in “If I
O.E.S. KENSINGTON CLUB
offered a two years contract for her
on Wednesday of last week.
RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE
who
knows
the
lay
of
the
country
in
At
a
meeting
of
the
Guernsey
Cat
,Ver
e King" at the GEM Tuesday
The
O.E.S.
Kensington
Club
met
services in the aviation business.
Mr. and Mrs. Web McGinnis came
Whereas, The Supreme Ruler <f
the Hebo section and they started to tie Association of Tillamook County
Wednesday
afternoon
for
the
annual
light.
in from the valley last Thursday
the Universe in bls Infinite Windom
election when the following new talk fishing holes and discussing the held on Tuesday afternoon. April 5th,
Married at the Methodist parson­
evening .
Captain W.D. Stillwell is reciver has taken from th? home circle oi
age April 4th, Kenneth Laughlin and
officers were elected for the ensuing merits of "nigger fishin”. Geo Rum a committee was named to look up
Ing from a case of arsenic poisenlng, our esteemed Brother, C.W. Waggy.
Arthur Owens is suffering with a
year: Mrs. Miller president, Mrs. ■nell, formerly of this place, is btiild- some pure bred Guernsey calves for
Gladys Washbirn. Rev C.L. Da'k
having
been very sick for a short his daughter Velma, and
carbuncle on his knee.
, Viereck, vice president and
Mrs. ng a home at Hebo, reports Mr. Bills. the Guernsey Calf Club mein bei s.
'performed the ceremony.
time.
Mrs. W.H. Eberman.
his j Whereas the untimely visitation <t
Mrs. Dan Hilliker spent last Friday Henkle Sec. and Treas.
-McMinnville News Reporter.
Al Fredrickson, Southern Pacific
The Guernsey Calf Club member;'. daughter, came in from Seaside to
with Mrs. Will Messner at Hebo.
the grim messenger of death has freight agent, has uadergon" en
j Mrs. Case, the retiring president,
living in the south part of the county care for him.
Orrin Burke and Fred Weiss hav? was absent from town but Mrs Hill
brought pangs of sorrow and grief t ) operation at the 8.P Hoppits)
at
Dr. Boals reports a girl born to will hold a meeting to organize tor
taken over the Cloverdale Garage.
our Brother and his good wife, and San Francisco.
•t the year on Saturday, April 16th, ft
vice president presided for the occa . Mrs. Ole Gulstrom on the 29th
While working in the Central lac sion. Ida M. Umback, Worthy Grand March, a boy to Mrs. Shoemaker of 12 o’clock at the Cloverdale Grange
Mrs. S.M. Henry of CHrlton spent this sorrow and grief Is also fell by
Mrs. < arl Haberlach wa< reported
tory last Friday morning, Mrs. James Matron of Oregon was present and Bay City on the 37th, a girl to Mrs. Hall.
the week end with her daughter Mrs. the Brothers of Tillamook Lodge No. to be quite ill Tuesday evening, but
Enrollments in canning, garden
this morning she was said to be Im­
Beggs cut her hand between :ho gave the club a very Interesting talk Virgil Loomis of Pleasant Valley on and dairy calf projects have recently A.A. McRea. Mrs. Ros,, of tbP mw 94. I 0.0 F ,
thumb and forefinger, Dr. LeFevre and suggestions. It was considered the 6th of March and a girl to Mrs. been received at the office of the I place spent the week end with her
Be it therefor resolved, that we ox proving.
Deciding that Tillamool: Ian i such
daughter, Mrs. Odell.
ilosed the wound with two st'ches.
County Club Leadr.
quite a privilege to have so important Alex Salvoy on March 9th.
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
n
bad
place for roses, quite u number
Mrs. Clyde Churchill went to Will. . a personage present.
bereaved parents in their sad hour,
local people are beautifying the r
The O. E. S. Kensington members
Milina Thursday to be gone a tew
and that a copy of these resolu»i m •
hrni'g with these flown.s The Car­
lays.
sign the by laws every year to become
be Hpread upon the minutes of Till
oline Tea tout variety seem to be
Mr. Moore returned, on Tuesday a member of that organization and
amook I^idge o. 94, I.O.O.F., aid a
quite popular.
.fternoon of last week, from Talent about twenty four names were added
copy thereof presented to the be
B.C. Lamb Is improving the ap
'here he has been for the past two yesterday.
reaved parents, and a copy publish'd pearance of his house by the addition
Misdames 'Tucker, E.T. Anderson
reeks.
the local papers.
of a sun porch.
On Monday evening of last week, and Eastman were hostesses for the
Oeo. P. Winslow
I
Miss Anna Bellique of Woods ".is
4r. and Mrs. Al Boon and children occassion.
F A. Beltz
operated on for hernia last week at
isited at the C W. Hatfield home.
The next meeting will be held on
Hcuxser
th« Shearer-.Merrick hospital and is
Mr. Antrim, former proprietor of the regular day in May.
Committee
report'd aH getting along nicely.
he Cloverdale Hotel is moving to ------------- —JL.
William Russell In "The lrdh Ki..
’acific City and rumor has it that he
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE 1 der” at the GEM Wednesday April
rill conduct a restaurant there "his to Portland to a specialist last Sun
day.
ummer.
Inasmuch as the Almighty (}<.<( in 13111.
Mrs. Gedrge Wallace visited her
Hie Infinite WlHdom has seen fit to | Receiving word ot the death i
R.H. Laffoon's house caught fire on
'uesday of last week. The fire was mother, Mrs. C.A. Smith. Monday.
remove from our midst the beloved father at Monmouth Tuesday 1
'Ut out before it did muchdamago fo
Miss Margie Walton is helping at
lit tie daughter of our eatemed no gh Earj McNeal, assistant cashier »
■ few shingles and a little work was the Cloverdale Hotel.
bor and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Liar, 8.1'. station, left the sauie evenin : for
II that was necessary to make lb®
Dr. and Mrs. Shearer of Tillamook
ence Wagy,
'
' ———
that place.
louse as good as ever.
were in town Saturday evening to see
f
Therefore
we,
the
members
ot Al
11 .8. Mann and Vic White made .»
Jim Lane is plowing for C.W. Hat . Charles Ray who has been ill for some
der Camp No. 219 W O W., do extend trip to Brighton Camp 4 last Monday
leld and will sow his spring oats for time.
Clyde Hudson came home last Fri­
lim.
t> the bereaved parents and relatives to deliver a Ford car which hid b.ei.
our most heartfelt sympathy in this sold to Clarence Smith of that place.
J L. Gay was transacting basin« as day from Sheridan where he hat been
working for several months.
their hour of sorrow; While .'he | Andrew Anderson left for Port­
n Hebo the middle of last week.
Mrs. Will Penter and Miss Ethel
has passed from our midst, she Is net land Tuesday morning to receive med­
Howard Owens was o Tillamook Ray were Till*’"ook visitors Saturday
isitor last Thursday.
forgotten.
ical attention.
Mrs. Frank Owens visited at the
Harry Brooton is on the sick list, Walter Todd home Sunday.
And be it resolved that a copy of
Flank lleyd and E.J, Schelling left
hese Resolutions be sent to the tie for Astoria via the Seaside road Wed
Andy Hess, of Meda. was in town
Elmer Bally has been "Dodging"
h Wednesday of last week
reared parents, and that a copy be ni 'day to confer with Clatsop county
About quite a little lately and likes
Mrs. Clay Taylor left for Portland his new car fine.
a.’ao spread upon the minutes of OUI penpie on the building ot a cheese
Melvin, little son of W A. High.
londay morning to see her sis’er.
Camp
factor. They also shipped a cheese
Cloverdale
druggist, got his arm bad
Fiank H. Matthew*
Irs. J H. Butler who is aeriou’lv >11.
vat by truck over the Seaside road
I»» Epplett
It looks natural to see Mrs. Carl ly sprained while at play Friday
’ Held hy the Enemy" Will hold youF
David Ki
hortridge behind the counter at the evening. At first It »as thought
At t tjE.’l Munday.
Commit tee
dale Mercantile Co. stor? >uve that the lads arm was broken
A tb resection was performed i' *n
ore.
took hint to Tillamook to Dr tK
Schrank last weak by Di Shtw-
t
*
’
Pardou invi ' Ex'U.'O my du
Dr LeFevre was called ■«evrral and bad a couple of Xray picture,
m the plural
.btaln drainage from
mg
Wallace
Reid
at
the
GEM
last week to see Mrs Mare ken which shwed no signs of a tre
aturdny.
» ho has been suffering wi h Melvin will remain I,« Tfllatr
Go to the “County Fair" nt ih»
>n n her head. The pain a week, at the home o
IEM Thursday Apri) 14th.
» severe that they t »k he*' mother.
FEDERAL FIRE LAWS TO BE ENFORCED
EASTERN CHEESE OFFERED AI TWENTY
CRUELTY CHARGED IN DIVORCE SOIT
$220,000,000
BANK DEPOSITS
□
The Weed We Used To Frown At
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS HELD