Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, January 12, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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    TWTIPAY, WTCAIT M, IMS
pagi im
(HJMDOD AD ÄATS8
B«™«. «4 N. I. Hth 8t.,
land. Ore.
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President Obregon of Mexloo is
considering two invitations to visit
Om toase. per M m _
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Texas this month. One 1« from the
Netieq is hereby giran thnt tbe
17° »■•••«. per Hu« _
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION County Cewt of Tlltaunosk Cnnnty.
11
Amaricen Legion posi at' San An­
Clatsop County oourt cuta wage*
Three lamica, per Un«
“ housekeeper on fhnn. Neat Or«-. ^M uuttl 10O» o’eloek A.
tonio, and the other from Governor common labor to »3.50 a day.
Four issues, per hne —;__— in
and economical. Best reference«. Jasar y 23rd. 1331, remire Mds for
Patrick Neff of Texas. Th® Presi­
Write Jane Burns, 494 N. E. 19th eBaring
No eiaaatfl«* advertisement
dent wm asked to attend the festivi­
and Gruhhiuc County
Salem to witness building pro­
taken lor less than 25 cents
JUI
st., Portland, Ore.
' utl Boe<l rtght ef way, 4» tt. wlfis, tros»
ties in Houston »nd San Antonio in
advertlMng copy out be tn by
B. J. McCvwvtL*district, fire wa>d- ctmnection with th. vWt to thoee gram during 19ÎÎ of ’ more than
North «id« wf O mm EouHvard.- ■au-
•
•••li
t© insure
[»1.000.900 is prediction.
hattaa, to the rock quarsp at Mad- en for Tillamook county isn't w >rry- cities of Mainhal Foch.
tng
much
at
this
time
about
forest
publl nation.
a distan ce of «^gmxlssateiy
TRADE — i
IH ACRS dos»,
firee—the rain and general damp
>390 ft.
ranch in Marion county. Would
Ne bid wUl be eeusMered ualeee condition« of the winter season tak­
like to trade for a smaller ranch accoaspanled by eaak. bidfisrs bond ing the job off hl« hand«.
In Tillamook county. Anyone in­ or eertlfied cheque tor an aaaount
There are two principal warden
terested please write or call at equal to at toast 5 pereent ef the or ranger atatlon in this county,
FOR SALE—POSTS AND WOOD
»10 E. 9th street after 5:00 total amount of the bit.
one nt King’« mountain on the Wil­
also a good cow.
Apply Byron
o’clock tn the evening. Mr. Ira
¿pecificatlons may be sean et Mee son river, and the other at Trash
Bradley Pleasant Valley.
iQ-tf
Blodgett, Tillamook, Ore.
offlm of the County CMerk of Tfila- summit, 19 miles from the old toll
gate on that river. A new station
taook County.
DO YOUR HAULING
FOR SALE—REED BABY can, WILL THE PERSON WHO PICKED
The rigbt ia reservad to rejeet-as^ will be eatabllhed In 1933 between
rlage, good aa new. Write Box »2.
up a pair of fleece lined grey kid and sil proponéis, or to asaept the Cook «reek off the Nehalem river
City.
glove« in a local «tore last Satur­ propoaal deemed beet for iHtiatnook and the upper Ketches, with an ele­
When you think of moving
vation above sea level of 3150 feat.
day please return them to the County.
FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS. 15
Th« two station« now in use are
owner at Boat's Hospital.
(Signed) H. S. BRIMMAKh,
think o f —
cento post delivered on road at
«nu«ity Ctovk. in charge of District Deputy Warden
Hemlock. Mr. Guthert, Mutual WILL SOME LADY WISHING TO
(First pubksh., Jan. 5, 1922; last McCoweU, who laat year employed
phone, call Beaver.
11-tf
make money railing canary« write
13 wardens during the summer sea­
P. 0. Box 583 or call 801 W. 3rd pubMUk. JaB. 19, 1922.)
sen, whon danger from fires was
FOR SALE—GOOD USED PIANO
»treet at once.
Owing to the
In exeelheat oondition. Leas than
State expenses for 1521 »»0.853,- mqpt to be feared.
We are prepared to haul
vigilance of the fire watchers no
half original price. Terms given WANTED — AN ELDERLY MAN 536 or 22o warranta daily.
fires of consequence happened. The
who likes stock to feed 17 head of
to responsible partyl. Write me.
Leland Berwin, “The Piano Man.“
cattle and clean the barn for
Albany.—Local fuel company ln- Tillamook Fire Patrol association
takes in the counties of Tillamook,
room and board and if a good stalling lathe mill.
Washington and YiunhiU, and is un­
hand with garden will give wage«
der the supervision of F. A. Elliott,
all summer.
Can trap during
L. A. BOVVIER
Marshfield.—S. P. Co. to spend State Forester, whose headquarters
spare time, good trapping land »47,000 on tracks in city.
are at Salem.
close. G. G. Irish, Cloverdale, Ore.
Trans. Service \
The patrols are active each year
FOR SALE: APPROXIMATELY 40,-
lltl
T. P. Holson of Garibaldi had bua. from June to October. At each
OfiO ft. of dry erect hemlock
12 E. First St.
Mutual Phone ixAW
iness in the city last Monday.
station, a man is constantly on duty
boards at »9 per thousand. 50.000
Tusitala Notes
during the day time.
feet dry 1 and 2 inch spruce lum­
A telephone from each station
ber at $12 per thousand. Opposite
The Tusitala Society met Wed­
connects with the main office at Til­
Southern Pacific station.—C. S.
nesday, Jan. 11, at the home of Mrs.
lamook. and should a file occur the
Barne..
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Martin Gruber, to reorganize. A Dressed Hogs
FROM PRODUCER TO CONSU!
district
warden is immediately noti­
LOTS FOR SALE, *EASY TERMS
business meeting was held and of­
fied as are all of the other stations.
and monthly payments. Inquire ficers for the year elected; Pres.,
At the Trask station, a tall tree is
LOWER PRICES
of B. E. King.
and Calves used
Glee Rusk, Vice Pres,. Arllne Heyd,
for lookout purposes, 65 feet
Wood green or dry direct from the mill
above the summit of the station,
CALL DAVE KRAKH FOR SH1NG- Sec.-Treas., Glen Anderson, and Ed­
llng All work striotly guaranteed itor, Ramona Haltom, Miss Cordelia
Each lookout is supplied with a
Ship Direct to
Call 43W for Wood
Mutual phone.
7-21 it
Oatfield, hostess, surprised the mem­
pair of good glasses, and is selected
with special referemce to his know-
bers by providing some jolly games
A F. COATS LUMBER CO.
WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND )
furniture and stoves. Tillamook and dainty refreshments. The Tusi- SWIFT & COMPANY ledge of the surrounding country,
Each station is also supplied with a
tala’s will meet next month at the
Furniture Co.
range finder, by the aid of which
home
of
Mrs.
Newton
Anderson.
I
FOURTH STREET MARKET
th® ranger can pretty accurately
FOR SALE OR TRADE—18 ACRES i
Portland, Ore.
tell the location of the fire. At each
five miles from Tillamook, one
Card of Thanks
station there is a supply of water
mile from South Prarie Cheese
WILL PAY MARKET PRICES
bags, and fire-fighting tools.
We wish to thank our friends and
factory on pavement; 10 acres
In 1922, a wire will be strung a
cleared, 2 acres Loganberries, 6 neighbors who so kindly assisted us
distance
of 12 miles over Zigzag
in
the
sickness
and
death
of
our
lit
­
PROMPT
REMITTANCES
acres river bottom.
Mutual
mount alm to Forest Grove, which
Phone. Wm. M. Rife.
11-». tle daughter, also for the beautiful
I
will connect up a gap that hitherto
floral decorations.
has existed between the sbove place
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Blum
and
family.
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
and the Wilson river station.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Donaldson.
furniture on Goyne Ranch, South
The Trask station has through
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilmore.
Prarle. Apply any day but Satur­
Tonsiletts
wire connection with the Wlllamet-
day.
lltf
te valley.
A eon of Adam Tippon of Blaine,
FOR
There are cabins at each station.
was brought to a local hospital this
where the lookouts and wardens live
Tonsilitii and Sore Throat
week, to be treated for stomach and
during the.summer, and where they
A
heart trouble.
Keep them on hand and take are made comfortable when off duty
Mrs. Frank Merrick
LOST — TILLAMOOK CO. BANK
RIGHT IN THE BEGINNING. They for the day.
check book, a gold watch with
Matron
Lyle Craven and wife are in th«
Quite often the district warden at
initial M. A. R. Inside, driver’s city this week from Nestucca, and RELIEVE like magic.
Absolutely harmless. Satisfaction Tillamook is called up by some far­
license, small change. Return to Mrs. Craven is taking medical treat­
guaranteed or money refunded. Send away rgmger and asked what such
owner at Allen & Sharp's office. ment at a local hospital.
$2 for a trial bottle, 130 dose» DO and such "* smoke means" down in
Reward.
ltp
IT
NOW and you will never be with­ the valley.- Usually it is a slashing,
Portland to expend $21,000,000
on building in 1922, $5,000,000 by out them. Reference First National but the distant ranger's powerful
SITUATIONS WANTED
glasses get it, and then follows an
city. Exjwrts for 1921 »57,701,000. Bank.
inquiry.
BOOK-KEEPER - STENOGRAPER I Gain »6,272.000.
A fire has small chance to get
J. E. TITUS
desires position In or near Tilla­
started in the Oregon forests with­
E. E. Koch went to Portland on
mook. Prefer sawmill or lumber
out being seen, and smaller chance
, Eugene, Oregon
camp.
reference«.
Jane business the first of the week.
of becoming a big fire, owing to the
lookouts and their aids. The duty
of the ranger is to Impress upon tire
campers and others the danger of
carelessneM, and with it he recounts
STBONGHEART
OH DOG!
th penalties attaching.
The Belgian
WHAT
All over the state at Intervals
Police Dog
A
during the summer, the movies ars
in
utilized to Impress with pictures, the
PICTURE!
“THE SILENT CALL”
results of carelessness on the part of
FROM THE
campers, when a lighted cigarette
SATURDAY
half smoked is tossed over one's
EVENING
shoulders, or a camp fire is left
-POST
smoldering, ready to be fanned Into
STORY
a blaze, after the camper is miles a-
“THE CROSS
way on his joy rid®.
PULL
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
Marshfield.—Gardiner Mill Co.
ready to start after repairs and ad­
A La Carte Meals the Beat in the City
ditions which will cost firm 310.000.
Nones TO CONTBACTO1H
RANGERS GUARD
DISTRICT FORESTS
L. A. BARRICK
ANYTHING
Shearer-Merrick Surgical and
Maternity Hospital
Modern Fireproof Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
Baker.—110S.000 road job let for
construction of bridge section of
Baker-Cornucopia post road.
gäj
P. J. WORREL,
Proprietor
DISCOVERED
•THE 81 IE IT
Excellent Home Cookiné
WITH
AT THE
THESE!
THEATRE
Absolute Cleanliness
At Reasonable Prices
The greatest Dog Picture" ever made The only
picture that baa ever played a return date at the
Liberty Theatre of Portland.
TWO NIGHT* ONLY
DONT
TOURIST CAFE
TILLAMOOK,
iMMMi
OREGON