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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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their future career*. Habits of in z
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ ACTIVITIES
Pluvus got in his work again.
dustry
and thrift have been estab
j7»,
John Jenck has about completed
lished through learning to d > well
Oregon
club
members
havo
been
the clearing on the Sand Lake Road.
some commonplace things.
The
This is Market road No. 3 and the given the opportunity to sell Near
qualities of self-reliance, iaiative.
I
Relief
Stamps.
These
sell
at
East
clearing contract amounted to < ver
peris'stency
three cents each, . In this county resourcefulness and
115,000.
have
been
developed
and
strength-
at
South
Prairie,
Nehalem,
Work will start as soon as wea- clubs
—..........
4
ned . o money value, great as has
Beaver
and
Hebo
are
selling
mumps,
a
’
rock
ther permits on installing
been the production of club mem
Messrs. Spear, Diehl and Bales of the Used to be and mere. The picture !
crushing plant on Boulder Creek to I Nehalem having taken over 3300.00
bers, can be placed upon the ?io-
O.A.R. formed a committee which i gave a vivid synopsis of the life of j
worth.
surface the Blaine road.
paration for useful citizenship giv
met with the local post of the Amer-' the boys in the A.E.F. front .he time 1
The concrete foundation for the
en in industrial club activities in
lean Legion last week.
The civil they embarked at New York to the
A
letter
has
just
been
received
machine shed at Cloverdale is in
war veterans were particularly in time they boarded the steamer for
Oregon.
place and work will start at once <>n from the National Swine Magazin q?
terested 'in the plans for Memorial the return trip to this country.
the structure, the lumber being < n stating that they have rece'ved r
Day. Heretofore the proper cele Scenes showing artillery of ill sizes,
picture and story of one of the Pig
*s
the job.
f
bration of this day haB been largely 1 from the little 75s to the largest
The weather man will have to ap Club members in Oregon and are
Local News
in the hands of the old soldiers. railroad mounts, In action, air err-
prove the completion of the Daniel's anxious to have more good pictur»-
Since the organization o^the Legion raids, doughboys going over the top
and
stori
s.
Each
of
the
official
Wersckhul cutoff, also.
$100 invested in Hog Creek is worth $25,200.00
it has taken cognizance of the day and advancing under shell fl/o and
The road men asks the publics' co publications for the different breed?
$100 invested in Hoffman is worth $10,250.00
and throughout the country, the Le many similar incidents were dis operation in keeping the road ."free of swine adopted a special Pig Club
Mrs. J. G. Turner Is visiting h r
gion al res will participate in the pro played. It was not the warfare us
$100 invested in Central is worth $21,000.00
from refuse and unsightly obstacles. section, ranging from two to as high
sister in Portland this week
grams that are being arranged. A ually depicted in "movie” films, but
as
eight
pages,
several
mon'h.s
ago
$100 invested in Fulton is worth
$ 3,000.00
Besides being unlawful to dump rub
Emmett Bales and family return
committee was appointed by the It showed the actual conditions a.»
There
have
been
a
great
mar.y
ex-
is
a
$100 invested in Coline is worth
bish on a public highway there
$50,628.00
ed Sunday from a week-end trip
Post to act with the committees of they existed In the most realistic
national movement under way to cellnt stories, both of individual
in
Union
is
worth
$100
invested
$160,000.00
to
the
Willamette
valley.
form.
the G.A.R. and the Relief Corps
keep our roads presentable to the members and of Clubs, printed, but
$100 invested in Mid west Refining
• •
• •
“Th ; Shepherd of the Hills" by
to date only a few from this state.
traveler.
”
Harold
Bell
Wright
—
10
1»ig
reels
I
now worth
.... $187,000.00
Tillamook Post ranks among the
The State organization of the Wo
This is one of the best ways to let
at the GEM Tuesday April 26th
men's Auxiliary to the Legion is to fifteen largest in the State. While
othe
r
states
know
what
Oregon
is
MANY ERRORS FOUND IN
Dr. R. T. Boals made a Hying
be temporarily formed at a meeting this is a good showing, the Post
doing In Pig Club work. The ad
NEW SESSION LAWS
membership
rolls
show
the
Post
tc
to be held at Portland on Saturday,
dresses for the stories to be sent to trip to Portland Sunday aftern >< n
business, returning Monday
April 30th. Thts caucus will ar be considerably smaller , in pail up
are as follows: The Swine Wcild, on
Continued from page 1)
range for the first convention to be membership than it was a year ago.
Des Moines, Iowa; The Chester night.
* •
proved by the superintendent of
M. W. Harrison was a Tillamook
held by the Auxiliary. The city of
White Journal, Rochester, Ind.; Th
The Legion quartet made a de banks as a reserve agent unless It Hampshire Advocate, Peoria, Iil. All business visitor last week.
Eugene has invited the Auxiliary to
Offers you the same conservative investment
hold its first convention in that city elded hit at the showing of the war shall have an unimpaired, paid up stories should be marked, Pig Club
A. M. Hare was a Portland visi
that
which they seek,— valuable assets, real Pro-
The number capitol and surplus of not less than Department.
tile
week
registered
at
on the days when the State conven- pictures last week.
tor this
duction,
large daily earnings---and offers the
Portland
hotel.
tion of the Legion *rlll be in session. which proved most popular was pio- 375,000, and before receiving ap-
The Swine World and Duroc Bul
bably "Keep your head down, Alle olntment from the superintendent letin offer prizes each issue for the
speculator, unthinkable possibilities for increased
July 1, and 2nd.
Ida M. Hudson of Portland, ■who
• •
nton” and its parody, "Keep your of banks as a reserve agent, and at best stories prepared by Club mem has been visiting here with Mrs. A.
market value, of its stock which is certain to fol
"Flashes of Action” the official shades down Mary Ann.” John Zum- any time thereafter, it shall furnish bers. The prize winning stories are F. Wallace, left for her home Wed-
low
the completion of the big gushers which will
war picture shown by the Legion at steln, Emil Heusser, F.L. Eberman to him such information or state published.
nesday.
be
uncapped
in the Famous Thermopolis fields in
ments
as
he
may
require,
and
shall
the Gem Theater last Friday evening and ra W. White constitute ihe per
The Pythian Sisters Club will
There is no question about the
Wyoming
in
the
near future.
pre-
agree
to
maintain
the
reserve
sonnel
of
the
quartet.
proved to be all that it was adver-
quality of Pig Club work in Oregrn. hold a May party on the 3rd ol
scribed by law at all times.”
This well is almost certain to come in within
So far only one enrollment for Pig May at 8 p. m„ in the K. P. Ha
As enrolled and passed, this sec- Club work for 1921 in Tillamook Cards and dancing prizes will be
the next ninety days at probable a Production
CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT
WORK ON HIGHWAYS IN
tion, following the figure 375,000,
given. Admission 35 cents.
from one to 3000 barrels each day, are you going
AT O.A.C. KEPT BUSY omits the words “and before receiv County has been received. If there
TILLAMOOK CO. REVIEWED
"Black Beauty” at the GEM next
are others interested in th work ap
to sit by and watch this great company grow
ing appointment from the superin plication for mmbership should be Wednesday and Thursday.
greater each day without showing interest (you
The chemical departments of O. tendent of banks.” This ruins the
Continued from page 1)
Though I have been sick for the
sent in soon to the County flub
<
who are among the thousands who listened to the
,
I
A.
C.
leceive
many
requests
to
do
meaning of the section.
take care of the large slide between
Leader, as enrollments for 1921 I are past three months and a half witl
.
I
analytical
work
from
people
th-ough
red
paint generalities of fake Promoters or inex
In
chapter
3
28,
which
was
senate
uppe’- and lower Nehalem and com-
a nervous breakdown and have been !
about to be closed.
perienced
failures? We are talking straight to you
pl .e the new road to Todd's place , I out Oregon and even Washington, bill 329, a lengthy phrase that wai
unable to do any hard work I nm :
I aays the Corvallis Gazette Tim- a.
deleted by amendment and oiher
as soon as the weather permits
Five boys at Barnesdale have er now on the job again with a car :
Do you want to regain your lost dollars with
No compensation may be accepted words substituted was allowed to le-
County machinery will not have to , I
ganized a Potatoe Club a'id have es for hire. Wilbur Davis.—Adv.
an
honest,
reliable oil company? The future of
I
and
no
allowance
of
money
or
ius
maln, together- with the subst it utto lected Mrs. H. McCuen, Hiiy City, io:
withstand the elements next winter
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Base, former
this
company
is bright, it has nothing before it
I
sistance
is
allowed
by
the
college
words,
This
is
explained
in
a
foot-
for a 50 x 80 tool shed Is belli-; built
ly of Peterboro, New Hampshire, '
local club leader.
which
possibly
can retard its rapid growth and
at Nehalem to take care of equip I except for the Agricultureal Exper- note.
were visitors at the Joe Donaldson I
I intent Station.
developments, today may. be your life’s opportun
ment in this district.
The county clerk of Coon
was at
A poultry Club has recently been last week
. Mr.
Bass
Professor John Fulton ha.i work Is clothed with tremendous pow-- r organized at Pine Grove near Neha one time governor of the state of
ity to make a fortune, with a few dollars invested,
District No. 2 tn charge of Dep
I
In
his office now which he estimate* under chapter 120, which wav house lem with the following officers; Lc- ; New Hampshire and Is now inter-
it is the intention of this company to drill for oil
uty Roadmaster Henry Nels« n, nt
Tillamook, is prepared with three I would cost over 31,000 if done by bill 117, which says that " the coun cal Club Lender, Miss Eva Cftii; j ested in fine cattle. He owns
a
until its properties are fully developed. It in
large gravel and rock plants, one In I commercial chemists. He receives ty clerk may appoint his deputies, President, Lillian Ewan; Vice-Pres fine Jersey herd in the east, and i
tends
to rank itself with the farest producing oil
Kllchl', Wilson river and Sll'inioits I everything from human stomachs to the annual saleries of such deputies ident, Edna Thomp on; seer rar..-, intends returnlry; here for the Jer-
companies
in the world today.
I
creosote
and
photographic
ma'er-
to be fixed by the county clerk of Alta Hanks. Other members jf the ! s y Jubilee which is to be held in
Creek, respectively, to put gravel on
Investigate before the Prices get beyond your
the new road in the Yellow Fir vic I ials for analysis or special determl- C oob County.” The act was intended "Kut-Kut-Kata" Club are: Elsie June.
to say that the salaries should hr Tubbesing, Lorena Bntterson. II. l<ui
reach;
the officials of this company are home re
lnity and from Riverdale north to I nations.
“Black Beauty” at the GEM next
Many casen come to the depart- fixed by the county court, instead of Cain and Wesley Batterson.
Bay City as soon as the weather per
fined,. capable, and legitimate business men. of
Wednesday and Thursday.
I ment where poisoning is suspect' d by the clerk.
mit*.
i
Their closing dance of the season
good standing, and reputation unreproachable.
The Kllchi* River bridge Is com- I I Patent medicines and food products
Jn the preamble to chaptei 297.
MJ the
llic VVV1UVU
given by
Occidental Club last
TheNeatucca Jersey Ctltf Club met . ftlVVll
pleted and a steam shovel will fill I I form a large share of this work. which was senate bill 219. I* written at Clov, rdale last Saturday and the ■ Saturday evening at the W. O.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
the approaches and grade from Wil I I most of which is done by the Agri- the figure 020,000, where sheuld b‘ next meeting of the club will bo on hall.
Old-time dances
featured
F.
J. Kupfer .... President.
A 320,000,000.
con River to Riverdale, starting May | I cultural Experiment Station.
May 14th. Livestock judging will i the evening.
I sample of moonshine Is the Mt‘St
J.
A.
Locke ..... Vice-President.
10th.
Some of the errors are cause fm be on the program.
“kick" received in this line.
Frank T. Berry 8 years in the U. S. marshal
amusement. A law relating to quail
The bad spot at the old Harrison
Recently Prof ssor Fulton
This Woman Suffered
I flcatlons for jurers says they shall he
The regular monthly meeting' of
place was paved this week.
dept.—Seer.—Tre as.
Mrs. H. A. Leaman, Tturgln, Colo.,
nearly 3200 worth of chemical
the
Tillamook
Jersey
Calf
Club
will
in
poHsesslon
of
their
natural
'avili-
The government dredge starts on terminations of water for the cities
writes: “I suffered with bladder and
DIRECTORS.
the Bayocean road Friday nvining, of Knappa, Burnside and Tongue tles.” Natural "faculties” was the be held on Saturday afternoon. April | kidney trouble for years. Foley Kid
Conrod
P.
Oleon,
former
Supreme Judge of tthr State of
23rd, at the Fairview Grang Jlt.ll. ney Pills helped me so much I feel
a steam shovel following in about 30 Point. His reports were not even intended word.
Oregon.
Plan«
for
the
Jersey
Jubilee
which
In the military code occuib the
days to rip-rap and protect the toad acknowledged, yet largely on tho
fine now. Suffer»*! so It seemed I
F.. P. Sweeney.................. Farmer
meets in Tillamook June 2, 3, and 4 lardly could live. I recommend Fo-
from the action of the water.
Fred J. Meindi.....................Attorney.
strength of his results the govern• words "In time of 'peach',” where
will
be discussed. Livestock j'tdg- ey’s Kidney Pills to all who suffer
"times
of
peace"
is
Intended.
Work Is under way preparing the ment has established a naval sub
Walter E. C.'itchlow . . . Attorney.
Existing Taws are frequently cited ing will be taken up. Joseph Max rom kidney trouble as I did.
A-1
SEE--W. Hill--Special Representative at
grade on the Netarts Road, Market marine base at Tongue Point on the
In the new law* as, for example well. president; Joe Donaldson. Lo
Todd Motel, Tillamook.
Sold Everywhere.
road No. 2 between Trask and Till lower Columbia,
Oregon
laws 9115 to 9151, leaving cal Club' tender.
amook rivers for pavement.
The chemical engineering depart
X.
7
out the word "section."
Several teams have been working ment also receives many requests for
Cift This Out It Iff Worth Money
Tho
Tillamook
Holsteln-Friesian
Several instance« of the double
when weather permitted on the old work of this kind. One man recent
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
-
Calf Club will meet on Saturday,
I
to Foley ft Co.,2835 Sheffield Ave,
Netarts or Ekloff road improving ly sent in some ordinary blue day negative are found in the new laws.
April
23rd,
at
1
P.M.
at
the
farm
of
Chicago, Ill., writing your name and
which he hop'd "would do for i .co The leaving out of necessary words
the grade and alignment.
Agnes Apblaaalp in the Red River •ddrVBs clearly. You will receive tn
A tractor and trucks are busy powder or something.” Considerable is a common error. Singular sub
school district five miles-east of Till- 'return a trial package containing Fo
jects
with
plural
verbs,
and
plural
work
has
been
done
on
samples
c
f
hauling gravel at present on lateral
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
amook on the Trask River.
road* and placing stock piles for fu- oil bearing materia] received Lorn subjects with singular verbs are en
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney The Headlight is equipped to handle all kinds if
countered
many
times
in
the
volume.
prospectors for that valuable rvb-
ture use.
A group of girls enrolled in the Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
printing quickly and effectively
The law maker makes no distinc
Sold everywhere.
adv.
Several bridges have been redeck stance.
Canning
project
met
at
the
Gieng.
r
tion whatever between the words
ed recently and a summer bridge
"or" and "nor”, the former being home last Friday evening and went
will be placed at the Donaldson Bar
a variogiueu itieimrd ill, wns or-
over the rules and regulations for
.on Wilson river as Boon as the wea I fereil In Berlin tn an andlenc* that used dozens of times where tlte latter 1921. Miss Marie Gienger will train
I
gasped
a
little
at
first
but
proved
ap-
should
be
used.
There
is
confusion
ther permits. A new 60 foot bridge
*
the team.
| pneclatlve when the first surprise waa
will be built at once crossing the over. For ltl< linrd was clothed sym in the use of "effect” and “affect.”
In chapter 203, relating to tlie brib
North Fork of the Trask.
bolically In black i hen lie was brood-
Coppies of the annual red pliamph
District No. 3 in charge of Deputy I Ing, In blood-red when he ascended to ing of baseball umpires, the former lets treating of the Industrial Club !
Roadniaster Forrest Ayer, of Beaver the throne, anil this actual ascent was Is used three times where the latter work of Oregon boys and girls pre
Is rarin’ to go as soon as Old Sol roes I presented literally by a flight of st* p wanld be the correct word;
pared by the State Department of
Idood-red stair* that lead to the cov
Through clerical errors "or" iff
fit.
Education have been received by the
eted sent. The scene wn* so drenched often used for "of.”
A steam shovel started Monday with tlie drendful color that when
County Club Leader. These will be
morning to build the road to th» new Inter on, In the dream, the phantom
In chapter 404, which was house forwarded to local club leaders.
F CHECKED or cracked, We’ve made them for 72 years
on Painting
Condor bridge but th* rain halted warriors were luridly , Ind, too, the ap bill 3 43, the third provision of sec
State
Superintendent
new paint is needed, and it —to meet weather conditions in
J.
A.
pearance
of
Richmond's
forces
In
pure
tion 2 has this jumbled verbiage Churchill says:
It.
will be cheaper to paint now— the West.
The concrete work on the Condor white complet'd tlw symbol. No nt- which already lias put tBe act into
A SK our agent for Color Card,
for
deterioration costs more than
•'No
phase
of
Oregon
’
s
public
entlon was |-aid to court custom* and court:
The best materials — PIO
st which chows thixty-two shade*
bridge Is complete awaiting the
good
paint.
school
industrial'
education
ranks
costumes; nil else puled Imsides the
of this desirable paint.
NEER WHITE LEAD, pure
placing the steel. .
enhanced effict of Richard's demonl- I "Divide the remainder of such pro hlghcy in imporranee than the club
A well painted house brings linseed oil, zinc and color—ire
We have a Fuller
Both the Condor and Kllchh Rlv- ucal apis'iirnnce.
> ceeds from tolls between the coun work,
Specification Depart
Those wfco undertook and
several hundred dollars more on combined in Fuller Paints ?n
ment which will tell
er bridges were built by Bridge
ty of Clark between the stat»
of completed one of the projects not
sale and more in rent. Keep it scientifically exact proportions
you about the most de
>f
Superintendant, Edw. Mallory
Proper Verb.
Oregon or the state of Washington, only experienced the joy of noli’cvt
painted and it stays new for with long-time skill.
sirable color schemes,
“Whnt do you do?"
Beaver, and examination of work-
as may be provided by the laws of ment, but acquired a practical
years.
color barmeny, and
“
I
follow
tlie
races.
”
Our
process
supcr-purifies
and
manship reflects credit on th' lor a I
those other details
Washington.
knowledge that may function
“Follow?"
The best paint spreads more “whitens ’ the lead base. It must
that you want to
man who built them.
"I ollow I, the term, I’m never ahead
easily — saves labor cost. It be fine enough to pass through
know about.
Reven trucks started hauling r »k of them.”—Louisville Co^irler-J jumal.
covers more square yanft — you a silk screen with 40,GCO mesh
Take advantage of Fuller House
_Take
from the new quarry nt Cloverdale
buy more gallons of cheap paint. holes to the squire inch. Fine
Paints. Take step* to paint now.
Monday morning to replace plunks
A Penalty, Indetd.
Don't let weather depreciate yout
The best paint then protects lead means easier spreading and
“i'eriiap* the penalty for bootleg-
on the Tide land road but o.d J»
inve*tm,-nt.
glug Is not severe enough.”
the house, if properlv applied, a more elastic, tougher protect
“It Isn't,” replied Uncle Bill Bot-
from five to ten years longer.
ive ccat. The “Whiter” lead
W. P. FULLER A CO.
t letup. “A bootlegger ought to be
Classified ads get resulta.
Dipt. 4, San Francisco
There is no question as to base means mere beauty in the
umile to drink bls own Beker.”
Pioneer Manv.tacturcr of Paints,
You Work for Your Doliiars
Make Your Dollars Work For
American Legion
Notes
YOU
DO YOU KNOW
THAI:
I
THE OREGON-WYOMING
OIL-GAS CO.
t
JOB PRINTING
Look to Your Paint
Is It Giving You Protection?
Free Advice
I
"Green Stockings
GRAIN PRICES
• Tillamook, Ore, April 12. 1921
Subject to change without notice we quote:
/
Z
Rack Lots
Ton Lot*
■
95s
34J.OO
3.
’ ’.
Oats and Bailey mixed
.......
Ilo 100s
I
Corn, any style,
......... __ 43.00
2.11 25s
..._ 43.00
Our ground Barky, ...................
3.00
100s
..
..
60.00
Wheat, any style, _________ ... .
3.10 100s
Oats, corn and barley..... —. ... ... 41.00
..... 60.00
3.Í5 100s
Linseed oil meal,-------- ---
43.00
3.15 100s
Recleaned seed oat», --- --- ------
White Washington Mill
14.00
l.tO
Run («0 lb. *aek*>--------------
44 00
3.10 »01
White Washington Middling*
6 rack lota'for 37.00
(Farmer* not bringing sack* will be charged 11.•• ton additional)
Remember we buy the whole grai n* »nd grind them al th* local plant.
Tillamook County Creamery Aanoeiatlon.
"Look tor "Tillamook on the Rind'
Adv.
Comedy in 3 Acts
Given by
I
which eor/r less. Don’t allow
surfaces to rot. It costs leu to
paint them.
• • • •
The best paints are scientific
in formula and preparation.
T. H. S. CLASS OF '21
pu 11er
At Gymnasium
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
color*.
Such paint will, if properly
applied last from five to ten
years longer than cheap paint,
and look better through the
years!
Varnishes, Enainals. Stains, and
PIONEER WHITE LEAD
lor 72 Years
Esub'.iued 1849.
Branches in If Cities in the West—
,
Dealtri everywhere.
Also makers of Rubber Cement Floor
Paint, All Purpose Varaisht.’, Sitken-
white Ena.nd, ritteen-for-floers. Wash
able WaU Finish, Auto Enamel, Bar*
«nd Bool 1'ainc, Porch and Step paint
and PIOh'EER WHITE LEAD.
Hous«
Paints
Phoenix Pure Point
►wrs Proper*« Point
£ULLE£
P aints
'n— p —<•
portaat to rou. so it . .
ni»^.THltM
mx
are « mier • Bpecifecxnoa*
Mule by Wilkin’s Orchestra
A. McNAIR A CO
Tickets M Sals at Iscb*s
Tillamook, Ore.