Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 30, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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Why Eastern campers>et fewer .
FISE LOSS IS >2,185,392
fires than Westerners is not easily
accounted for.
Fire losses in Oregon for the fls-
"There are densely ignorant camp •:ji year ending March SI. 1921. ag­
ers from the East,” a$tys Mr. Eliott, gregated $2,185,329.01, while the
"who may need a lot of instruction insurance at risk totalled $23,675,-
as to how to make comfort jbla 539.43, according to the /.n.iu.il im­
camps. They may camp in a shady port of the state Are marshal's de­
place and then hunt two hours for partment filed with Governor Olcott
water, but they do have respect for today. Fire losses for the previous
With the opening of the summer the trees. An Easterner who has 12 months aggregated $1,884,871.55
driven 1000 miles across ♦ he tree­ showing a substantial increase in
season at Bayocean Saturday, It is less plains, praying for a tree big
the destruction of property.
contemplated that the beautiful bay I enough for a bird to roost In, is not
Deaths resulting from fires total­
and ocean resort will experience its going to rush out and hack down a ed 36, as against 16 for the previous
most successful year The hotel, l>a- 1 lot of fine young trees out of »Ample 12 months. Injuries reported from
cussedness, or leave a camp fire that fires aggregated 26. as again.it nine
tatorium, bungalow and tent city,
will grow into a forest fire."
for the preceding year.
dance hall. Ice cream store, etc., are '
The state forester avers that the
Fires classified as strictly prevent­
all under the management jf a natives who have lived all their able resulted in damage amounting
group of Reed college students, who 1 lives among the trees, and v.ho hare to $830,230.34, while fires recorded
hope not only to insert a college spfr been taught to believe that Oregon's as partly preventable caused losses
It Into the beach, but render an effi- J forests are inexhaustable, are first aggregating $1,391,185.37.
cient service as well. The organf- ___
and most frequent offenders'rtfidnst
The following summary shows the
zatlon is composed of students wbo
fi7e""iaws?
various counties, together with the
have specialized in college in the
Citing figures relative to timber Are loss ln each during the year'Cov­
work which they ate performing at I Are losses in
recent year«,
the ered in the report:
the resort.
j state forester shows that in 1917 the Baker
$41,875.14
!
One of the main attractions this timber loss was 197,000, whH6 the ; Benton
26,770.99
year will be the “prom”, the new loss in mills, other buildings and Clackamas
56,092.58
dancehall, which will open with a sawed lumber was $1,044,600. In Clatsop
24.285.33
six piece orchestra. It Is expected 1918 the loss on improvements, Coos
100.100.47
to draw large numbers of people $158,000, was less than that nn
30,440.82
Columbia
I
from Tillamook and the beaches green timber, $7$4,000. lightning
2,459.50
Crook
along the way. The dances will be baring started a number of forest
1.994.00
Curry
staged every Saturday and Wednes­ fires that year.
38,688.70
Deschutes
day evening and according to the
In 1920 the improvement loss, was
51,661.55
management will be the best of ibefr $116.000 and the timber loss only Douglas
49.295.50
Gilliam
kind along the beaches. The “nac" $14,000.
2,500.00
Grant
the largest salt water tank in the
Due to heaevy rains last fall nnfi Harney
3.268
50
Northwest, will be opened everv day winter, the forestry department has
"14,168.41
Hood River
beginning Saturday.
begun the present Are guarding sea­
64.667.30
A powerful radio set is being son under some handicap caused by Jackson
300.00
erected by George Henny of Port­ slashing conditions. Because of ex­ Jefferson
4,171.72
land, who has been doing graduate tremely wet weather it was Impos­ Josephine
251.S07.98
work in electrical engineering in sible to bum slashings last fall. The Klamath
4,747.15
Lake
Thorp college, California.
Henny
let-down ln the lumber market also Lane
56.2*8 25
will keep in communication with a
had something to do with this, many Lincoln
20,195.28
station in Portland and publisn a
lumbermen making no attempt to Linn
67 919.91
leaflet of news daily. Hiking end
clean up. as they would have done Malheur
19.395.91
boating excursions are being art ting­
under normal conditions.
79.842.87
Marion
ed at the hotel, and Captain Dodge is
Careful annual surveys of all fire Morrow
4,326.09
planning to run hlB launch frequent­
hazard areas Is part of the policy of Multnomah
760.248.48
ly from this city.
the state forester.
Whenever a Polk
177.087.27
Captain Ole Dromes Is in charge
tract
Is
found
that
need»
attention it Sherman
21,039.26
of the ferries th'a season b*twe*n
of slashings h»s Tillamook
9.844.60
Ury C;iy and Ba>o • •.u, which meet 1“ listed. Burning
61.743.89
a' trains. On Wot'>«-(.->/ aid Sat been in progress throughout the Umatilla
spring and will continue as Wallowa
9.864 80
«•day evenings, uni n. ne Fourth, present
long as it does not menace standing Wasco
37,244.81
boats will run frs.uei.ily fn<n Buy
timber.
33.16S.99
Washington
City and Garibaldi.
More money is available this year Wheeler
1.698.50
Hotel Bayocean and the burma-!
21.908.13
lows and tent city have b--»n «pone! ' than last, The new Weeks law pro- Yamhill
videa $25,000 in federal money for
s'l t" the 25th
fire fighting use as against o-i'y $<5-
$2,185 329.01
Total
000 last year. It Is the plan of the
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Oregonian.
state department to spend about $20
The Chamber of Commerce at Co- ¡
OOOthis year in fire prevention ti'id
tn save about $5000 for spring op- r­ litmbus, Ga., is endeavoring to have
ations.
restrictions against the use of fire I
The department keeps rwentyfour works on the Fourth of July le-
fire wardens regula-ly throughout moved so that there might be a gen­
♦ he season and in art-lit' >.i s number eral pyrotechnic display in honor of
of camp war lens who nive p >He« at: the delegatees to the America! Le­
SALEM, June 29 It Isn't the ten­ thority. They have au.h rt y to as­ gion state convention to be hid there
derfoot from the East' that is i men­ sume charge in any fl. • emergency. Jtily 4, 5 and 6.
ace to Oregon forests through Care­
The Liberty Cash store is being
lessness with camp fires, but rather I
Blank forms have been ma'led by
that native Oregonian who has lived Secrcetary of State Kozer to owners opened in the building formerly oc­
in or near the timber all his life, ac­ of aircraft in Oregon for purposes of cupied by the Tillamook Transfer
cording to F. A. Eliott, state forest­ l egistration and license. The license | company as offices, The new inter-
er.
fee is $10. The lawHs tt|new one tha P prise is being sponsered by the Till­
However, only one forest fire has became effective May 25, and few* amook Mercantile company and Paul
been reported this tteason, and that owners so far have" made their ap- Skeels has been secured as niana-
not a bad one.
, plications.
RUN BY STUDENTS
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HEADLIGHT
Removal Sale
Entire stock of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing and Furnishings
are being sold at a great sacrifice. This great opportunity
is afforded to the public in order that we may reduce our
tremenduous stock before moving to our new store being
erected across the street of our present location.
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A Few of the Many Bargains
$2.50 Heavy Carnbrey,
“Blackbear” brand,
Men’s Heavy Black
Sateen Shirts
Special $1.25 Your choice 65 c
Only 85c
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Men’s All
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
Wool
An edtire Stock of high
grade Neckties
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
$30.00
$32.50
$35.00
$37.50
$40.00
$42.50
$45.00
$50.00
$60.00
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
$24.50
$25.00
$27.50
$30.00
$32.00
$35.00
$40.00
$48.50
A life time opportunity to ACTUALLY SAVE
Every’article in the store absolutely reduced iruprice
without reserve
MORRIS 8CHNAL
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GOLDEN ROD DAIRY *
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Quality Dairy
Products
SATURDAY, JULY 2
Milk, Cieam, Cottage Cheese
Erwin Harrison
Bell 6F13
Both Phones
i
Mutual
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
Dorothy Dalton
Harold Goodwin
'The Dark Mirror”
Oliver Twist, Jr
Century 2 Reel Comedy ‘Her Circus Man
Two Reel Capitol Comedy
dates
tion
Infon
ord ii
Als
the ft
that i
be fib
of salt
withir
sale, t
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sketch
mals s
correct
sure a
the an
no spot
tiflcate
signed
sketch
posit ior
represei
record e<
All s
Ink.
It is
should :
breeders
get in t
a Positic
sible ass
registrat
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breed ar
’•stance
the blanl
The Hols
FOR MEN WHO WORK
2-J-Marvel Soap is intended
for one thing— to clean dirty
hands.
This it does better
than anything else. We are
Tillamook agents for it in
15c. 25c and $1.00 tins.
Our soap department is com­
plete with all the fresh Toilet
and Laundry Soaps, Washing
Powders, Bluing, Ammonia,
Sal Soda— what ever you
need in this line and, olcourse
The Satisfaction Store
E.G. ANDER SON
SUNDAY-MONDAY, JULY 3-4
Thursday, July 7
Charles Ray
ALICE LAKE
IN
‘An Old Fashioned Boy’Hhe Greater Claim
As good as “PARIS GREEN"
Two Reel Buster Keaton Comedy
“ONE WEEK.”
TUESDAY, JULY 5
Bebe Daniels
§
I wo Reel Fatty Arbuckle Comedy
“The Country Hero’’
Friday-Saturday, July 8-9
JACK COOGAN
IN
FOX NEWS
All the latest news events
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laying now at
the Liberty in Portland
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