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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE TWO OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW ISLAND OF FEUDAL POMP First Aid to Cupid. THURSDAY, JANUARY sewer Both Phones: Bell 43-J P. O. Box 197 Office:' Natl. Bank Bldg. Ground Floor Pacific Abstract Company Operations Increasing Seaside—-$4500 awarded. L. V. EBERHARDT. Prop. Complete Set of Abstracts of th« Records of Tillamook County OREGON TILLAMOOK Thrift Program YOU may be the sort of a person who hates system and order, bit after all you know they are esrienfial to sucess. if you have never accumulated any capital, it’s probably be cause you haven't saved systematically. Fifty cents weekly is better than five dollars spasmodically. Let the First National plan a thrift program for 1922 that you can stick to. DIRE6TORS W. J. Riechers. John Morgan B. C. Lamb. A. W. Bunn <?. J. Edwards. Henry Rogers C. A. McGhee z Thefirst National Bank TOPS! Standard Top Recovering Outfits for Fords everything ready to put on same put on $11.50 Ford Rear Curtains put on $3-5®* CeHuUid in side curtains square inch. All ether tops in proportion. See me before buying Order by mail for F*rd Tops. Weight 11 pouads ready to ship. Phone Bell 38 J Tiliamo®k, Oregon contract, Ranier—Menefee mill to lesunie •leratlons employing 60 mei. $350.000 Elk Rock Tunnel be tween Portland and Oswego com pleted. Milton—Construction of new tele phone line to begin sooa. Mapletoa-Cuahman road, 13 miles king and coating $60,000, to be com pleted by tall. Mash field—Frost street paving to eost $47,000. Central Coal and Coke Ce. a Ka*- sn concesn, to staqt development In spring of vast Echo tract, looted in western Cqiumbia and eastern Clat sop counties. Hood River—Work resumed on Booth Hill eectien of Loop Road. Crave—Storage rqrarvoir to be constructed on Trout Creek, coating $109,000. Astoria—Clatsop hull to begin work Jan. 8 employing l$0 men. Bugen» New school house to be built at Slitcooa. Forest Grove votes $50.000 bond 1*11« to pay off Indcbtednere of city. Ferret Fish Chews Cud. Native to the Eastern MedlterrmM Is the parrot flvli that chews its end like a cow. In other words, it rots off Us food In relstlvaly large Fits, stores It sway aritll It.has time for the bushieM of thereughly chewing, and then reduces ft to a fine palp. Ol- rlossl.v enough, the ancients railed this fish a ruminant, bnt tliedr tales of It had been taken with many grain* of satt, twitfl reranpy. hy modern nat uralists. A writer In ftio Soientffic Auierlean MooShlg notes that as far back as the Keurth vantwry R. C-, Aristotle asserted ttmt the parrot fish la tn be classed repent rorelnant ant- ■ala. Thia show repeated by the Reman writer an natural Mwfnry, Pliny. It passed as a fable, like aa many other ancient »tateiwuta of fact atnee verified. Tarn Bill Tip Breught ReeiHtv. “Waltar. l'm ■<*!■< to be hare fcw ■ve or rix dar»" aald Ura kara bust- nre» man from Ohtcaga, he down in a New Tork rratahrant, eardlag ta tba *•■. Wheranpon he raraoved from wallet a crlsp $.'> bfil aml carefully rare It In half. "Thia half yoa are fn keep. and If yen give m» goid «ervlee dttvlng ray vielt hera I will deliver the other half •f tba bIH to you jn«t before Î r* The Biggest IMPROVEMENT Yet Made In Milking Machine Far eempactnraa, «Impllclty and reliability the Perfection Electric Milker hae no equal. You oan In stall It In an hour. Any farm elec tric light plant rune It. No piping to buy er Inotall, no gas engine to bother with, no lino shaft to put up, no bolts to buy. Just stretch the wire cable over the «owe for the power unit to run on, fasten he reel a for the socket, extension Klnto lamp turn cord, the on ana milk. Nothin* to get out of order. The toot eupa, the qrakty aluminum pall and the ■’Nature's Way" milking action age the same In the Perfection Electric as In the old reUablo Per- footion Milker. The Perfection Electric will savo money for you. ••me aad ass It work. THlanrak Metal Works CITY TIRE SHOP away, “Ta wir." beamed Hie waiter Portland—Contract awarded for And the keen bnslneas man from 25,000 Are brick for use In relining Chlcaiso had m> romplaim to make about the racellent servier he racrived furnaces at municipal Incinerator. ■t thia rvstanrnnt dnrlng hls atay. The Weal Coast Lumbermen’s As The prnmlse was fnlfillcd. sociation is Invited to consider the port of New London in connection Brownsville — Repair work with locatlou for East Coast lumber start on buildings to be occupied by terminal. Brownsville Woolen Milla. J. C. Holden ' ml T 1 1* i BTT1 1922 f Heretofore clotheslines bake served •i two purposes. Obviously, their most freqmtnt pse has been Jo hai< clothes on. Their 'more Important service, from a social standpoint, has beeq the breaking of falls of persons wito happen ‘ to tumble out of windows. But uow comes a new use which prom if you search on a map of Malaysia ises to supersede the others. A cer tong enough you will find the Sunda Portland’s building permits for tain young man, and un equally cer ' islands. They are located to the south Klamath Fall s—Diking with three dredgers to continue all win November showed greatest percent tain young woman, who live In apart ' gnd west of Sumatra, ar 2, like Su- ter reclaiming marshlands on Will age of gain over November, 1920, ot ment, houses on the south side, facing i iatra.and Java, and other isles near all cpast cities. Percentage of gain each other across a large yard, have 1 by, are under the rule of Holland. Per iamson River. discovered that a clothesline makes haps If you have • large map you muy Portland. — Italian gardners to 132. a love line by the aid of which all be able to discover a tiny speck, at- elect three-story niarot building. ' Portland.—$20,000 Woman’s club sorts of messages may be sent and re tached to which will be tlie name ceived. ■Ball.” Marshfield,— -Coos county lumber cut 1 building to be erected. After writing a note the sender at- The island of Hall is about 2,300 oor 1921, ¡25,000,000 board feet. | One hundied and twenty-two mills Port Orford cedar brought $1,760,-1 reporting to West Coast Lumber inches it to the line, which Is manipu L square miles In area. and is a most Long ago it was 000. Dairy products $760,000- Im- men’s Assn, for the week ending lated across the yard. After reading picturesque isle, and enjij*tatr tlie «»intents the receiver conquered by bouts from India. provemeaU in county total $1,- December 24th, manufactured 55,- I writes na answer ilnd sends It to the Although the Dutch rule Bali, and 900,000- 263,655 feet of lumber; sold 70,692,- other side. u Hollander sits at the table about Capital invested In Orefon Indus 993 feet; and shipped 57,990,816 which a Balinese raja gathers his tries increased from $139,500,000 in feel. Fourty-four per cent of the Earthquake’s Peculiar Effect. chiefs to make iuws, the iron hand is 1914 to $439,982,000 in 1919- week’s shipments moved by water. An earthquake that shook India not light In Bali. Indeed, a Bali over- Salaries and wages pid increased Resumption of activity in North so long ago was remarkable for the lord is permitted many wives, many from $26,515,000 to $34,986,000- west timber development forecast in curiously distorting effects It produced dancing girls, many houses and as Grand total value Oregon products plans of Charles S. Keith for open upon standing objects. Similar effects much pomp and gorgeous display of 1921 $296,805,000. Total amount ing up of the Eccles timber tract in have been noticed from other earth bis high estate as his most regal an spent on roads in 1921 $18,250,000. Washington, Columbia Clatsop and quakes, but seldom to so striking an cestor ever contrived to show. Feudal extent. In an official report in the mat rule in all its muzniticence-^ut minus Powers.-—The Smith Powers Log Tillamook counties. ter It Is described how this earth much of its Impressiveness—Is to be ging Co. has 700 men on its payrolls. Warrenton—Pottery plant opened quake twisted a lofty monument at seen at Its best or worst in Ball today. Chatak. The monument was an obelisk 1 Some of the Balinese, partioularly Bend lumber output for 1921, here fires first kiln. of Ijrlck,, coated with plaster, more the farmers, are virtually serfs. But 112,000,000 feet. Toledo-—City raised $ 15,000 as than W frat tali and 12 feet square at they, manage to live better, perhaps, Lafayette has moving picture bonus to start big timber industry the base. About six feet of the top than their brothers on the mainland was broken off and thrown to the of India. One reason, may be, is that I that will employ 300 men as soon as theatre. south, and nine feet more was thrown the caste system is not so oppressive housing is provided. Butte Valley ¡negation district to the east. Then a piece 20 feet in la Bali as it is in India. waie Co. plans woddworklng establl to cost $1,000,000. height wv separated, 23 feet above The ears of the Balinese maiden are Oswego—New bank to open here. the ground, and twisted in a direction pierced when she is a baby. When Portland slices salaries of school Janitors $40,000. Eugene—Re-building bridge wash opposite to the motion of the hands of she grows up, Into the lobe of hor ear a watch, but without falling. is thrust a cylinder of bone. When u ed out near Coburg started. plan Eugene Masonic orders Balinese girl becomes a wife the bone Eugene—County court to raise $I&0,000 temple. I cylinders give place to cylinders of Find« Snoring Costly Habit. Tillamook lumber cut 1921 120,- city school levy about $14,000. A Brooklyn man’s snore is costing silver or gold. But when a Balinese Portland—First unit of proposed him $2,000 because he has to take it wife achieves the proud position of a 000,000 feet, value $3,000,000- produce terminals in East Portland to Europe with him. The snore is so mother then the earrings vanish en Roseburg.—155,000 prune trees powerful that he has found it neces tirely.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. to start soon, cost $50,000. being planted to increase acreage. sary, if his wife was to get any sleep, Astoria—Big tax-payers meeting to occupy a room far apart from hers, Portland.—Three new . hips ar- BEFORE THE DAY OF GLASS cuts budget $450,000. In his large residence. The couple are live to take oriental c«,.,irei. planning a Mediterranean tour and Three bridges to be built in Mar Leather Bottles Were Once in Com r^ugene.—Machinery factory in the husband had to arrange for sepa ion county. mon Use, and Served Their Pur- c.v— » capital to $50,000. rate stateroom accommodations, for pose Admirably. Indications are all salmon ean ner- his wife’s comfort, so she might k.cuj.j.oBe has new 20.000 It., capaci ty plaining mill. les will operate next year full capa sleep on the steamship. Tills means In past du.vs England had many $2,000 more for the separate charges bottles and other receptacles made city. Big Medford irrigation district to for this notable snore.—New York from leather. This was largely owing Gold H i 11—Large body gold Evening Post. be completed und have water lor to the scarcity of native pottery and 1922, quartz ore hit In Danielson mine. glass and the costliness of such things Monmouth to build new resi Portland. — Honeyman Hardware G. H. Wlthycombe, a nephew of when they were Imported. dences. Co.’s building to be remodeled at cost Among these leather vessels were the late Governor Wlthycombe, and Pendleton packing aonipany em a breeder of fine Jersey stock at the water bouget. the leather bottle, of $250,000. ployas 24 men. Gaston, Washlagton county, was and the blackjack-, the last-named in Marshfield. — Menasha Wooden- cluding all pots made in leather. The ware Company plans woodworking Eugene to have another $25,000 over here this week, visiting with water bouget was a pair of water establishment. cannery. Building record for 1921 acquaintances and friends. tight leather bags joined together by their necks tike a pair of glass oil and Astoria.—$250,000 paid for Clat- $3(3,232. J. P. Coxox, of Portland was here vinegar bottles, The leather bottle •op Lumber Co.’s sawmill, planing Salem—Plans complete for $280,- last Thursday, aad spoke at the was used until the end of the aiiils and dry kilns. 0Q0 boys training school. Present banquet given at the Tlllamoak Eighteenth century, its later use being I 11 o Be b u r g.—Taxpayers league boys Industrial school to be used for hotel. He visited the logging camps In the harvest fields. English leather drinking vessels aad at Brighton while over here. slashes budget advising decreases In institution to cure drug fiends. bottles had the characteristics of nearly all departments. Propose Florence—Siuslaw district saw- E. W. Perkins, who haa held a strength and solidity and were made I that coanty commissioners be placed mill idle for year to reopen. position as deputy sheriff and motor of tanned oxhide, whloh was thick on full time and handle work in Reedsport door factory to increase cycle man for some time past, has and rigid: while foreign-mode bottles stead ol leiegating important affairs payroll to 50 men. resigned his position as deputy, and generally seem to have been—and stfl! to clerks; clerk hue Is eliminated. will remove to Portland, where he are. where they exist—composed of Newberg—Work started on new a lighter and thinner leather obtained Pendleton—-Cost of municpal gov expects to reside in the future, from the goat, pig or sheep, which was o ernment not to exceed its income business block. "Perk” has a. lot of friends in this <nred in such a manner as »0 remain this year. 123 mills reporting to West Coast county, who wish him good luck in flexible. Brookings—California & Oregon Lumbermen's Association for the his new home. There Is great variety nmang these Lumber Co. start construction work week ending December 31st, manu leather vessels, which were made of Rinehart and Hickey, of Clas plain and stamped, leather, and about on their new logging enmps In red- factured 45,986,310 feet of lumber; woods near Smith River. sold 58,277,576 feet; and shipped sic Lake received a shipment of trout which many partfcular uses and as 52,090,524 feet. Tire unshipped bal eggs last week from Idaho, which sociations sprang up. 1 Salem—State highway comm ls- ance In the domestic cargo trade |will bo pkav-ed la their lake above aion will receive blds Jan. 10 for totaled 90.224,127 feet;Band In Hie Nehalem. Camp 4, above Nehalem started sale of $1,000,000 of • percent state export trade 98,695,656 feet. In the logging Tuesday, about 100 men be klghwuy bonds. rail trade the unshipped balance Chas. Burgraf, a leading architect ing put on the payroll tl.at day. The Corvallis General Hospital costing amounted to 4,029 ears. of this state, was in the city last camp has been closed since Novem $75,000 to open Jan. 1. ber 19 th. Roaeburg 1921 building expendi Sunday, from his home in Albany. Coos county tax budget shows in tures totaled $126,380. crease of $33,000 over budget year Salem—Spaulding lodging Co. ago. cuts minimum wage to $3 a day. Kalama th Fall Fire department z Portland projects 16 street and 4o get 10,000 gal. engine pump, cost sewer improvements. ing $13,00*. Outlook for Business Improving—Building 12, «!*■ M tan 'M«-, THE HEADLIGHT FOR PRINTING
