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Tillamook. Oregon
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Leslie Harrison
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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Editor
Both Telephones
Entered as second-class matter in
the postofllce at Tillamook, Oregon.
Subscription Rates
inonee.
The object of the convention will
be to bring together for inspiration
and counsel concerning the perma­
nent activities of the organization
as many active workers as possible.
Among the features of the program
already developed are muss sessiont
in the great Exposition Coliseum
and sectional conferences on the var
ious phases of Red Cross service
Supplementing these will be an his-
torical pageant portraying the past, 1
present and future, of the American
Red Cross in which there will be 1,- '
500 participants. There will also be
a Junior Red Cross spectacle and re­
unions of the home base and over­
seas Red Cross personnel that sei v -.
ed in the World War.
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THURSDAY, JULT 81, 1M1
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M. J. E. SHEARER
SURGERY
STATISTICS SHOW
National Building
Tillamook. Oregon
that of all the business failures in 1920
84 per cent were firms that did not ad­
vertise. What does this indicate to you,
Mr. Merchant?
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R. T. BOALS M. D
Surgeon and Physician
I. O. O. F. Building
TILAMOOK, OREGON
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.50 Rangers Asked to Give Up Smoking
BARRICK & HALL
I'Oii i LA.siJ, July 18, — Realizin',
the danger of forest fires from burn­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ing tobacco even when used in ilie
woods by iorest officers. District l<r
National Building
DO BETTER ROADS PAY?
ester Geo. 11. Cecil has just called up
Tillamook county is achieving on the field men oi the national for­
Tillamook. Oretron
v hat is has so long nc ded, the ests ot Oregon and Washington to :e
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building of better loads leading to train vuiuuLL uy irom smoking dm
ing the next few mouths oi extreme
f
the 'Willamette valley. True, roads file danger.
lots
Of
money,
but
where
is
“The secretary of Agriculture, up­
cost---- —
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
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■ * ■ any on my recommendation, approved re
there u belter
investment
prohibiting
section? Better
1-------- - roads have helped cenily a regulation
VETERINARIAN
and will continue to help us in u smoking in the Olympic blowdown
hundred ways. The thousands of area, and 1 feel that I am justified in
Bell Phone 8F2.
Mutual Phon-
valley tourists who visit us at prac­ asking every field officer in the
tically all times of the ye.ir, bear North Pacific District to volunteer
Tillamook, Oregon
witness that our roads have made io retrain irom smoking in theior-
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their friendly and business inter ests, outside of camps and hotfscB,
course possible, and from a busi­ during the fire season,” said Mr. Ce-
ness standpoint alone, goud loads cil.
DR. J. G TURNER '
pay. When we come to think, how­
"A large body of forest officers
ever, cf the trials and tribulations, will undoubtedly go without their
Eye Specialist
the almost unendurable isolation I I smokes this summer for the good of
and the privations suffered by the the cause aud this fact should be an
Permanently located in Tillamook
early settlers of this splendid valley important factor in driving home
Private office in Jenkin’s jewelry
on account of a lack of good roads. the idea of care with file, both to the
store. Latest up-to-date instru­
If It were possible to have the hardy general public and to the thousands
old “trail blazers” back for a time of people who come in contact with
ments and equipment. Evenings
to view with mortal eyes the wonder the rangers on the job,” said Mr..Ce­
and Sunday by appointment.
Jul improvement which has taken cil.
place in this county in the matter of
Complete Lens Grinding Factory
highways during the past decade.
on the Premises. Any lens dupli­
And the people ot the great Will­
RICKREALL JERSEYS SET NEW
cated.
amette valley section are pleased
WORLDS BUTTERFAT RECORD
with us, for they are now able t J
Sixteen Jersey cows on Register of
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’ come in their modern conveyances Merit test in the herd or1 McArthur
quickly and pleasurably and visit & Stauff at Rickreall, Ore., produced
our wonderful coast line, with its an average of 59.48 pounds of but­
cxhillratlng salt air, and its hull- , terfat during the month of June.
deeds of beauty places each Min- | This herd established a new world’s
nier. Nature capitalized us with ' record during May when fifteen cows
great scenic beauty, wonderful riv-| averaged 60.68 pounds butterfat.
Silver Wave Chapter No. 18
era and bays, valuable commercial The June average is slightly lens
0. E. S.
forests, and unexcelled pasture lands than that of May, but the compara­
and our splendid herds of dairy cows tive showing is better for the reason
Stated communications first and
have made us famous. To all of our that May has one more day than
third Thursdays of each month in
development, better roads have play June. Daughters of the bull Holger
To be present at the marriage of
Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome.
ed their important part.
are showing up well in this herd. his sister Emma, Carl Habylach,
LELIA D. DOTY, Sec.
Nine of these daughters averaged accompanied by Mrs. Haberlach,
69.03 pounds butterfat during May visited Clackamas Monday.
Miss
A brush fire broke out near Cail- and 11 averaged 66.05 during June. Haberlach married Jack Langman. a
Marathon Lodge No.
ton this week, and for a time threat­ Helma of Ashwood, a 5-year-old Hol veteran of the Canadian army in the
93, Knights of Pythias
ened to spread to the surrounding ger daughter, has produced 10,4 60 World war.
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Regular
meeting Mon­
timber, but was put out before much pounds of milk and 517 pounds but­
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day evening at 7:45
damage was done, Then there was terfat in six months, and Norena of
sharp. By order of
the Cloverdale fire. All of which re Ash wood, another 5-yeaf-old, has
H. B. Ferguson and wife oi Port­
the Chancellor Com­
minds us that July and August are made 4979 pounds milk and 263 lbs land arrived in Tillamook Thursday
mander.
months when forest fires may b • butterfat in 79 days Thera of Ash­ afternoon for a few weeks outing.
looked for, and which are dangerous wood, a 3-year-old has produced 228 Mr. Ferguson was formerly State
John C. Carroll, C. C.
periods. Most of the fires start from pounds butterfat in 91 days. Nine
Insurance
Commissioner.
carelessness, and campers are resp-m daughters of Holger made over 50
W. R. C.
Bible for many of them. The cigai- pounds butterfat during June.—Ore­
Corlnith Relief Corps, No. 54 Dept,
ette and an unextinguished camp gon Journal.
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MUTUAL PHONE
of Oregon, meets on first and third
Three Tillamook girls, Belle Bail-
fire are both frequent causeB of bad
Friday evenings of each month, kt
Wer-
ey,
Ruby
Anderson
and
Betty
fires, and it should be borne in mind
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8 p. m., in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors
ner,
evidently
believing
that
one
that “Eternal vigilance is the price
St. Helens has seven new resl must be strenuous to be happy,
Roseburg—Dam to be constructed welcome .
of safety." Be sure that your camp deuces building.
Oregon
hop
crop
all
sold
to
Eng
­
journeyed to the farm of Gust W'ck-
Minnie Johnson, President
at North Umpqua hatchery.
fire is soaked with water before you I
Wages in Lake county hayfields lund one day this week where they lish brewers, bringing about $3,000,-
Elizabeth Conover, Secy.
leave.
000.
$2 to $250 a day and board.
tok a turn at pitching hay.
After
Arlington wool pool of 250,000 some little time at this exercise they
North Bend—Buehned Lumber Co
lbs. sold at 14 cents.
Below is a list showlag lh9 Corinth Post, No. 35, Dept, of Oregon
returned home with blistered hands to build large shingle mill at once.
Governor Hart of Washington,
Meets on second and fourth
St. Helens—Sauvles Island to have and sunburned noses.
amount
standing to the credit of ev
seems to be In bad with the news­ $290,000 diking project.
North Portland to have $250,000 ery depositor July 1, 1921 who have Saturdays of each month
paper men of that state. The edit-
harbor improvement.
Oregon wheat crop for 1921 to be
not made a deposit, or who has not I.■ at 1:30 p. m. in W. O. W.
ors of Washington are trying to im- 23,000,000 bushels.
OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Portland—Japan ships i chartered withdrawn any part of his deposit, I i
peach hiin. When a public official
Salem—Work to start on $50,000
to take wheat to Europe,
Vessels for a period of more than seven hall. Visitors welcome.
gets in bad with the_jijWJipaper men, Old People's home.
Bend—Pencil factory reopens.
scheduled for July sailing to spend years immediately prior to said date,
he usually go'es into the discard po­
H. W. Spear, Com’dr.
Astoria flour mills ship 15,000 bar
Portland—$500,000 electric tur­ $375,000 on repairs.
with the name, last known address
litically.
Hart has served six relB tiour to Poland.
Samuel Downs, Adjt.
bine
engine
added
to
P
R
L
&
T
’
s
of
such
depositor.
months of kls term only1 and it looks
Bank of Prineville will finance Chas. Cooper, San Francisco, .. $2.94
plant.
St.
Johns
—
15,000
ton
draydock
as though he might at least be a to by finished this month.
dairy farmers.
Johnson Chapter No. 24
J C Creecy, Beaver, Ore.......... ....
Klamath Falls has 150 acres pep­
*‘one termer.”
R. A. M.
Portland to get $30,000 building permint growing for oil.
Pendlton — Farmers to rebuild A L Darby, Tillamook, Ore.........
Stated convocations every
to handle 2000 cases eggs weekly.
Will Hadley, Tillamook, Ore......
burned warehouse at Myrick.
first and
third Fridays.
Oregon federal taxes are $35.50
St. Johns moving for a bridge
Jas. Holcomb, Cloverdale, Ore...
Bright, sunshiny weather hue rul­
Portland—37 per cent of Pacific Mrs. Alice Roenicke, Woods Or 1.15
Visitors welcome.
per capita.
.37
ed this week, and beautiful moon­ across the Willamette.
I. E. KeHson, See.
Power & Light Co. employees are F C Schmeltzer, Hebo, Ore...
Independence—12 acres broccoli
78 '-0
light nights have prevailed. On the
Logging resumed by the Sm'th stock holders.
planted
between
hops
brought
$4,
P
Thomas,
Hebo,
Ore
.... 1.17
19th Inst., the moon got full, not­
Powers Co. in Coos county.
Demand for electric light and
Tillamook Lodge No. 57, A.F. & AM.
NESTUCCA VALLEY BANK
withstanding our prohibition law. 700.
Roseburg
—
Operations
.
being
con
­
Salem-
—
-Work
to
start
on
$180,-'
power
is
about
one-third
greater
Cloverdale, Oregon.
and illuminated the beach resorts in
Stated Communication sec­
than the supply.
7-21-4t
E L McCABE, Cashier.
fine shape. A good time for "spoon­ 000 boys industrial school on cot­ tinued in Perdue mines.
ond Wednesday in each
tage
plan.
Present
school
to
be
home
ing” and “listening to what the wild
month. Visiting Brethern
waves are saying." A number of for drug addicts.
Canyon City school taxes
weeome.
our city people have driven over to
the beaches at night this week dur­ three times the state and county
Harvey Ebinger, Sec’y.
Baker—Retail price of lumber
ing the moonlight schedule.
$5 per 1000 ft.
Baker to have overalls factory
According to the Portland dailies ploying 12 persons August 1.
Sewer system planned for Gresh­
times are picking up in this stale.
W hat we coasters desire to see is the am.
Tuesday eve, 7:30 p. m.
Medford has a new daily and
operation of our sawmills and log­
Rebekak, Wednesday evening
ging camps. The dairy business weekly—The Clarion.
Salem 300 tons Royal Anne chcr
Camp 2-4, Thursday
never stops over here, for the reason
that the cows keep shelling out the ries shipped by Oregon Growers.
Work starts on new Reith toad
THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF THE
milk uud the cheese factories were
Warehouse being constructed.
»bilged to tuke care of it.
World have entrusted their reps­
Lorane to have high school
tations to the Victor Rtcord».
cost of $10,300.
Hear them at their best in your
Jesse
R.
Hinman,
of
Astoria,
pur
­
Farmers in the Tillamook vallsy
own horn«. Tillamook Music Co.,
are making the most ok the persent chases Brownsville “Times”.
Dsalers. opposite P. O.
11-11«!
Hood river meat market installs
good weather in storing away the
large tonnage ot hay which their pro ten-ton refrigerating room.
Road work progressing in Goble
Jific meadows have yielded this sea­
NOTICE OF HEARING OF ADMIN­
son, and still tile good work goes on district. $3300 bridge to be built.
Hermiston—Site for new town s»-
ISTRATOR’S FINAL ACCOUNT
lected at Cold Springs ou Columbia
Herbert Hoover says that "a nun
Notice in hereby given test «8«
who deliberately depresses buaine-M
ADJOURNED TERM OF CIRCUIT
undersigned has fifed his Final Ac­
COURT
and cuts down his working fortes, to
Au adjourned term of Circuit
count as administrator of the
a criminal, and until to live."
Court was convened last Tuesday,
tate of Irene Mabel Webb, deceased-
with Judge Geo. R. Bagley on the
in the County Court of the State cf
bench. Court Reporter Runyon »as
Red Crow National Convention
Oregon
for Tillamook County.
also present. The term probably will
WASHINGTON, July 13—Plana be a short one. as Judge Bagley stat­
that said court has appointed Tn-
tor a national convention bringing ed that the docket was pretty eaic
day, the Sth day of August, 1$H-
together American Red Cross work­ hilly cleaned up at the last regular
ten o’clock -a. m. at the court root»
ers in sll psrts of the country is an­ session. Moat of the cases to
of said coilrt In Tillamook City, Or*-
nounced by National Headquarters considered at thia
gon, as the time and place for >■«
of the organisation. It will be held equity caaea.
hearing of the said account and th*
at Columbus. Ohio from October 3 to
closing of said estate, sad say
8 next, on the Ohio Stats ExpomTion
Photo by Pettys Ovo Studio
all persons having «ay objecttoM ’
Grounds, President Harding has ar*
We are informed that the Sheri-
the said account are hereby require«
... Seeae
, at Cloverdale, Oregon
*fUr ,h* Mr*
which consumed ths hotel
cspted sn invitation to address çhe 4an-Willamiaa road will pass an
to preMat the sama, if *«P
offle.,
telephone
exebang».
motto
a
picture
theater
and
several
othe
4ele«alee. eontingsat upon publie other year without anything being
have to said court at said time an
r busta««* hoUMa. amounting to
buaiai
permitting him te go to Ce- done to It. Th to tn what we fait
a boat $30.000 damage aad threat eaiag the reel of the to
place. Dated J«ly T, 1**1-
Tke toeallou of the hotel sut
»M.
luasbus at that tin«. and the eeaalon •uru would happen whan the baud
■DWIN J. W«»
by the bathtub la tbe foreground.
win he addrwsd by Mhoe speaker«
One year .................................
Six months ............................
Three months .......................
Payable in advance
Most of those who failed doubtless
thought that they were saving money
by not advertising, but they failed to
realize that what they had saved from
this source was used up by overhead,
which can only be taken care by a vol-
umn of business brought on by intelli­
gent advertising. Competition is too
keen at this season to lose the slightest
advantage in turnovers-
The HEADLIGHT offers the best
field in Tillamook county for an adver­
tising campaign, it being official county
and city newspaper with a circulation
larger than all other newspapers in the
county put together.
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Lodge Directory
CLAUDE I. MYERS,
PAINTING AND PAPER
HANGING
1102 E 2nd St.
TILLAMOOK -
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of national acd tafematloos! pn>m-
lemie did Mt carry. Pocetbly era can
carry It ent car.- Wlftamfaa Times
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Administrator of the ■***•
Mabel Wdbb. Deeoased.
Last taede AtfgUM 4. 19A-