THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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Tillamook |>eaòligf)t
▲ Weekly Paper Published
Thursday by the
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Headlight Publishing Company. Inc.
Tillamook, Oregon
Leslie Harrison
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FISHING
FEES
AND
H
HUNTING
The present fee of |3 for a fishing
license and the same amount for a
hunting license, or 85 for a combin­
ation hunting and fishing license is
entirely too high, and that expresses
the opinion of nine-tenths of the peo
pie. Many of the farmers who feed
the Chinese pheasants and other
wild fowl from their grain fields and
gardens, must put up five dollars if
they want to shoot some of'the birds
they have fattened, or for he privil­
ege of caching a few messes of fish.
Portland sportsmen ^8em to control
the legislature in the matter of mak
ing and amending the game laws.
The man who works at hard labor
enjoys fishing and hunting as well
as the city sport who drives a big
car and smokes gold-tipped cigar­
ettes. But when his wages are cut,
he cannot afford to get into he game
which it would appear is just what
the city sport wants—fewer hunters
and a bigger field for himself. The
license was high enough at the old
figures.
State Labor Commlsioner Gram
waa tn Tillamook Sunday night, re­
turning home the day following.
He plans to come over later and take
a fishing trip with M. E. Gruber,
clerk at iht Tillamook hotel.
FAITH IN SELLING
*
C. O. Johnson of Beaver took in
the best fair Tillamook ever had
last week.
METHODIST
CHURCH IN ADDITION TO A
Misses Johnson and Pelz, nurses
CONFERENCE
IN AFTER­ at the Shearer-Merrick hospital, left
NOON ON ANTI SALOON MAT­ Tuesday for a few days in Portland.
TERS.
STATE AND NAT­
IONAL SPEAKERS TO PAR­
W. J. Stevens, a former resident of
TICIPATE
Tillamook, was in the city last week
renewing old acquaintances,
He i
left for home at Hillsboro early this
A County Law Enforcement Con­ wek.
ference will be held ln«the Methodist
church in this city at three o’clock,
Mr. and Mrs M. W. Harrison left
Tuesday September 27th, under the for their home in Portland Sunday
auspices of the Anti-saloon League after several days visit here with re­
of Oregon.
The conference will be latives.
held under thé direction of Captain
Frank B. Ebbert, recently of Wash­
L. V. Eberhardt, the abstract man,
ington, D. C. , where as associate was a passenger to Portland Tuesday
attorney of the Anti-saloon League for a few days respite from the re-
of America, he was instrumental in cords at the court house.
helping to secure the passage of the
Volstead act and took a prominent
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bailey, who
part in the cases appearing before have ' been visiting
_ the Tillamook
the United States Supreme court as Baileys, returned to their home at
to the validity of the same.
Cap­ Amity last Tuesday.
tain Ebbert will be assisted by W. J.
Herwig, Portland, superintendent of
Alfred Talman, who has been with
the Anti-saloon League of Oregon.
the Cadillac stage company as driver
The object of the conference is to during the summer, has gone to Cal­
discuss every phase of the enforce­ ifornia to spend the winter.
ment of prohibition, both federal apd
■Ute laws. The conference will al-
Mrs. S. K. Hoffman, of Garibaldi,
is visiting at the home of her son A.
M. Hoffman and wife and daughter
Miss Jessie, in this city.
TILLAMOOK BEACH PROSPERITY
Tillamook beach reBorts are be­
coming income property to quite an
extent. Those who have the accom­
modations have done quite well this
year, we Hhould Judge, by the num­
ber of people who have patronized
the resorts this year. Considerable
improvement has been done this sum
mer, which represents a correspond­
ing outlay of money on the part of
th< beach reBort proprietors, and
nev. cottages and new camps have
been added for the convenience of
the traveling public, all of which
tends to Bhow that our resorts are
gaining, both in attendance and pop
ularity.
Albert Olds, who has been with
the Cadillac stage company the past
summer, was married at Vancouver
Wash., last week. The newly weds
will make thir home just east of Till,
amook.
Sherman Conover and wife left
Tuesday last for New York state,
where Mr. Conover’s parents live,
The well known groceryman and
wife expect to remain east about >.wo
months. Roy Collins drove Mr. and
Mrs. Conover to Portland in the new
Briscoe in less than 5 hours.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. iM1
IT Merchants tell the readers of the
Headlight about their goods be­
cause they think the buying public
wants the information. If the ad­
vertiser did not have faith in his
goods he would not go to the trou­
ble and expense of telling about
them.
Il When a merchant advertises it
indicates that he keeps abreast of
the times and is proud to keep be­
fore the people the lines of goods
that he sells.
ITBuyers, appreciating this, patron­
ize the merchant who advertises.
HI SCHOOL NOTES
HEADLIGHT $2 PER YEAR
i
It attendance has anything to do Z
Mrs. Wm. Winkle left Wednesday with it, it looks as though this were
for McMinnville, where she will re­ to be a bumper year for the high
join her husband in their future school, the number enrolled at the
home.
1 present time being one hundred and
' seventy-six.
•
Frenzel Milla and Miss Edna Mills
The first student body meeting
were passengers to Portland Thurs­ of the school year was held last Wed-
at the difference a good range makes in your
day morning last.
n^gday with President Rodney Far
house work. Let us show you
ley presiding.
There were emer­
F. N. Zinn,of Yakima county, Wn. gency nominations for student body
who has been vlBlting his son in Till General Manager and also for an aud
amook for some days past left Thurs iting committee of three, the duties
day ad was accompanied by his son of which will be to inspect the finan­
as far as Portland.
Captain Frank B, Ebbert
cial reports of the Secretary at tne
end of each month.
Probably the
OUR
RIVER
NOMENCLATURE I so take up the enforcement of liquor
Mrs. Winget of Portland who
“The Range With a Reputation’’
most interesting part of the meeting
laws in this county.
W. J. Herwig been viBitlng her brother, a
(for the upper classmen) was the
Many of the later population have of Portland, superintendent of the
White of this-city, returned home speeches given by certain members
wondered how the Btreams'of this Anti-saloon League, Issued the fol­ Thursday.
of the Freshman class, some of whom
county got their names. The Tilla­ lowing statement:
acted as though they had had more
mook river which empties into the
"The Anti-saioon League of Ore­
Mrs. Hale of Garibaldi, was in the joyful moments.
bay of that name derived its appella­ gon is proposing to conduct a very
one day this week and visited
tion from the Indian tribe that in­ extensive Law Enforcement Cam­ city
The teachers of the grade and
Mrs. A. M. Hoffman. The Hal^s ex-
habited thlB section, when the first paign throughout the state.
It is pect to move to Tillamodit in the high school participated in a picnic
white settlers came. The Trask was our purpose to hold a law enforce- near future.
at Bayocean last Saturday and it is
named for Eldred Trask, who'sët- j I ment conference in every county
rumored that they had a good time,
tied near that stream in 1852. Wil­ «oat town, the conference to be held
even though they were teachers.
Mrs.
Meyers
of
Hemlock
was
a
son river likewise was named for a at three o’clock in the afternoon.
Certain students have been over­
to Portland from this eity
pioneer by that name who brought To this conference we shall invite passenger
CALL FOR WARRENTS
heard wishing there was a fair every ELECTRIC LIGHT RACING
Wednesday.
the first cows to this valley from all the county officials together; in­
week; a holiday have been extended
NOT NEW IN TILLAMOOK
Clatsop Plains in 1852. The KU- struct the people as to their duties;
Ontario district produces 1200 over Thursday and Friday so they
All outstanding county road wi
cliis got its name from Kilchil, chief show them how they can co-operate cars
aples and prunes for shipment. might attend.
of the Tlllamooks, who was much with officers and to organize the for­
The state fair is to have racing rants endorsed prior to and incl«
esteemed by the white settlers on ac ces, if possible, for future action.
ing the 12th day of May 1921, wi
A. Haedinger of the Cloverdale
Daniel J. Fry, who is Interested on a track illuminated by electric
count of his good qualities.' The Ne­
Inti
"Similiar campaigns are being section transacted business in Till­ In Tillamook real estate, returned to lights and searchlights. The announc be paid upon presentation.
halem, and Nestucca were named for conducted in every Btate in the un­ amook last Tuesday.
ement would indicate that this was est ceased this 13th day of Septei
his
home
in
Salem,
Wednesday
last.
Indian tribes also. The Nehalem is ion.
It prohibition is to be made
a new feature in racing circles, but ber 1921.
the longest river, having Its rise in permanent and a success, the same
Kathleen MiTls, count
the state fair is slow in initiating it,
Everett Wells of this city "meme-
Columbia county. The Wilson comes must be properly enforced and we
Lyle Smith, the aeronaut, hr.s stor as A. C. Everson who has had charge
treasurer
next in length.
are confident that this campaign lused” n f’ne 5-point buck last week ed his air craft in Martiny’s garage of racing and sporting events at the
and may spend the winter in Port­ Tillamook fair for two years past,
will be the means of arousing a str­ that was exceptionally large.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
land.
DO YOU KNOW COLUMN
onger public sentiment for law en­
first introduced the idea at the fair
forcement.
The greatest immed­
at
this
place
two
years
ago,
Mrs. Collins of Bay City was a
and
A cordial invitation is extended
Do you know
iate not'd in the state is to Inform passenger for Independence Wednes
H. H. Brown of near Beaver, was t made it a success. The track was all to attend the services for Sundi
our
people
just
wtat
the
law
is
and
day.
That the Sllverside salmon are
wired with arc lights and four big
_ September 24th.
in the city Tuesday and called.
Bible school
their duty as eitizens and get the
running to beat four of a kind?
searchlights followed the, g* Imais in 10 a. m., morning services at 11 a.i
peopie
and
their
speed
trials
around
the
track.
That a Sllverside roasted with a together.” law enforcement officers
and evening services at 8 p. m.
Reed Bain, who Is connected with
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Mr. Everson claims originalitv
strip of good bacon tickles one’s
the Eugene high school, is spending
I the idea, and the records seem for
At
eight
o
’
clock
a
public
mass
stomach prodigiously?
to
few days in Tillamook and at the
All outstanding County General bear out the statement.
meeting will be held _ at ___
the ___
M. __ E. a beach.
That the summer season is waning church, where
Fund
Warrants
endorsed
prior
to
Captain Ebbert will
and that many of the campers are deliver a lecture
including the 11th day of July, 1921
on the subject of
headed for home?
Herman Jacobs left Wednesday will be paid upon presentation. In­
"The Unfinished Battle.”
The af­
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
That a man named Champion was ternoon conference and the night last to attend the State University terest ceases this 17th day of Sep­
tember,
1921.
at
Eugene.
the first white man to settle in Till­ mass meeting are open to the public.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morn­
KATHLEEN MILLS,
amook county? That he was the
County Treasurer. ing worship 11 a.m; the suhject is
champion white man for some time?
I. Wunger, who has been with the
"Church Morale.”
A brand new Mitchell Sil
LOCAL ITEMS ’
That a hobo who drank "moon­
I
Coates mills all summer, left this
Evening
worship
7:30
p.
m;
sub
­
1921
model for sale at
shine" out In the valley turned into
Mrs. Arthur Edmunds and Miss | week for Portland, where he will
Pendleton— Big wheat yields in ject, "Demonstration of Spirit."
an African an hour after he died?
Lillian Bewley of Pacific City at- spend the winter.
■Weston-Athena district.
You are more than welcome at
That the kiddies will now get tended the fair last week.
Wholesale Price, $1571.80
Portland— Renewed activities in every service.
their heads crammed full for some
J. Touting who was here sever lumber Industry in southern Oregon
Allan A. Me Rea, minister
Myrtle Mortensen of Wheeler was al C.
months to come? That some one of
days in the interests of the Bell promised with purchase of 84,000,
in the city Monday of last week.
them may be a future president.
Inquire Headlight Office
Telephone Co. left for Portland Wed 000 feet of timber along Four-Bit I Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook
That the slang phrase: "Cheese
creek in the Crater lake forest.
office every Monday.
Max Crandall who is exporting 1 nesday.
it” didn’t originate in Tillamook
county? That’s Is obsolete now. the books of the various county sch­
ool clerks at the office of the Coun­
anyway?
That a lady past 40 called on us ty School Superintendent this week
the other day, whom we had last has been spending several weeks at
Been when slw wore short dresses the beaches with his family.
and played with dolls?
Mlsp Helen G. Cowgill of O A. C.
That she brought back 40 years
ago to us? That she plays with her attended the fair here last week.
"kids” now, instead of the dolls?
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Case returned
That It takes a lot of work to got
up a weekly ncw«r»npcr? That no home the latter part of the week,
one knows that better than the pub­ after an absence of about two mon­
lisher?
ths on an automobile trip through
eastern Oregon and Wa hirgton.
YOU'D BE SURPRISED
The Gieat Majestic Range
ALEX McNAIR & COMPANY
A SNAP !
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the many friend«
and relatives who assisted us m
kindly during the sickness of otir
beloved one. also for the beautiful
fllral offerings.
Ward Fnppington
and dnughtor
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Kellow
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Killow
A. M. Myers of Mohler attended
the county fair last week.
Wm. Winkle, who was with the
Warren Construction company dur­
ing most of the summer, ftns gone
to McMinnville, where he wtll he em­
ployed'In a garage.
L. A. Barrick of the Transfer com­
pany visited his mother at McMinn­
ville the fore part of the week.
Portland Woodlawn district has
Robert Leonard departed last Mon
1100,000 paving program on.
day for a trip to Colorado Springe
Woodbum— Cannery handles >0 to attend a convention of hia iusur-
tons blackberries dally.
ance company, and will later visit
He expects
Haines Copper mine 3 r.ilea weat his mother tn Omaha.
to be gone about a month.
being worked with 20 mon.
Portland has started street and
sowar work to cost 14,00.000.
ew of Tillamook County prize winning Holsteins