The Land of Cheese, Trees and Ocean Breeze
On the Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway
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Tillamook, Oregon,
Aï SLAUGHTFR
OWNERS OF NETARTS PROPER-
TY HOPE TO STOP KILLING OF
ANIMALS AT SEAL ROCKS—
CARCASSES STREW BEACH.
As a protest against the action of
elate hunters destroying the sealions
at what is known as Seal rock off
Maxwell point at Netarts, Rosen
berg Brothers of this place have ad
dressed a communication to the Gov
ernor asking that this practice be
stopped.
It seems that the state pays pro
fessional hunters to kill the seals
and collect bounty on the scalps.
This is done with the idea that the
seals destroy salmon, but it is said
that the hunters do not stop with
the seal but also kill sealions. -It is
maintaned by some of the best
authorities that the sealions do not
destroy salmon.
The letters addressed to the state
executive is in part as follows: A
few days ago, only, a crew stopped
at these rocks and all day long fired
upon them and succeeded in killing
quite a number of the sea lions
The result has been that the beach
is now strewn with their dead
bodies, Owing to their size, it is
impossible to bury them, and there
is no way of consuming the car-
cases, so as ,to prevent them from
becoming putrid and contaminating
the atmosphere so that it is almost
unbearable for anyone to remain in
Thia ofcourse is a
the vicinity,
menace to the health of the people
staying at this resort antT will 'drive
all of ,them away and keep them
away within a distance of a good
many miles of beacn. These dead
sea lions have been scalped, pre
sumably so that the killers can ac
quire the bounty on the same.”
BIG
ELECTION LAWS
DISREGARDED
Judging from the results of the
recent plmary election, a more thor
ough education in lection laws must
be laid before the different boards
and voters.
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While checking over the records
of the boards of the Tillamook coun
ty precincts, it was foutid that a
large percentage of the registration
cards that were made out election
day at the polls were not made out
properly, also that some of the wit-
cesses secured by voters desiring to
register on election day were not
freeholders, that is, that these wit
nesses do not own property within
the county. It has been ruled that
swearing falsely on registration con.
stltutes a perjury and that it is pun
ishable by law. It is also quite possi
ble to throw out such votes as have
been cast by false registration.
All this has led county authorities
to believe that a campaign of educa
tion along the line of the election
laws would be a good thing from the
voters point of view, ’and predict
that such a campaign may be un
dertaken before the fall election.
ROBEDEE STORE AT
WOODS CHANGES HANDS
l'he store at Woods, Oregon, form,
erly owned by W. R. Robedee has
been taken over by E. S. Wright who
tame to this county from Newberg a
tew weeks ago. Mr. Wright is re-
stocking the place for the summer
trade.
PLACES LARGE ORDER
FOR RADIO TELEPHONY
The Palmer School of Chiroprac
tic, Davenport, Iowa, recently placed
a ten thousand dallar contract with
the Western Electric Company for
the last word in Radio Telephony
wthlcn maxes tnetr station one ot inc
best in the United States outside of
the governmetn army and navy
stations.
CIRCUS BRINGS
SPRINKLING TIME IS
NOVEL PAGEANT HERE
ANNOUNCED FOR SUMMER
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One of the many inovations which
is particularly pleasing to the little
folks, when Howe's Great London
Circus comes to Tillamook, on Mon
day, June 12, will be the spectacle
“Cinderella in Jungleland.”
inaugurating a program made up
of outstanding features, it really
pertains to the theatrical, rather
than the circus world. An army of
people and countless animals take
part in a gorgeous musical fantasy,
woven into the story of the slipper,
dear to the childish heart. There
will be clowns an army of them,
ponies, dogs, goats, beautiful speci
mens of horse intelligence, a troupe
of trained camels, all working in
three rings. The steel arenas will
be tilled with thrilling wild animal
exhibitions, all for one ticket.
A parade will be on the streets
Monday morning and two perform
ances will be given, at 2 and 8 p. m.
The water commission has an
nounced the time for sprinkling
during the summer months as fol
lows: East of 2nd avenue, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; west
of 2nd avenue, Tuesdays, Thnrsdays
and Saturdays. The hours are from
5 to 9 p. m.
ARMENIAN STARVATION
PICTURES ARE SHOWN
A small audience witnessed the
three-reel moving picture “Alice in
Hungerland’' Monday afternoon at
the Gem Theater.
These filmb are actual pictures
taken of the terrible conditions in
Armenia and of the work being done
by the American Near East commis
sion in salvaging the people of that
stricken country. A meeting was held
after the pictures were shown and
CLOVERDALE PASTOR
goes to convention it was decided to display the films
to a larger crowd ut the city hall
auditorium next Tuesday afternoon
Rev. J. T. Moore, pastor of the and evening.
Baptist church at Cloverdale, accom
panied by his family, are attending
the district association of the Bap MANY ENJOY BEACHEES SUNDAY
tists at Madras this week. They
made the trip by auto and will be
After a rather , warm week the
home for Sunday services.
beaches proved an attractive place
Sunday for many local people In
BOY ON BICYCLE RUN
addition to a large number from the
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE outside, The day was warm and
many took a dip in the briny deep,
The 11-ysar old son of Basil altho moot of it was confined to
Mapes, while riding Monday mom- wading.
Aiarge number of autolsts visited
•ng on 2nd avenue east, was hit and
run over by an automobile driven Pacific beach. The brdge at Pacific
City will soon be completed. At
by M. A. Comstock of Beaver.
Though the bicycle was badly present one must be rowed across
damaged the Mapea boy received no the Meetucca in order to reach the
injuries aside from * tow ccatchea,
Mr Comstock stateo xnat it was im
possible to keep from hitting the BEACH ROADS NEED ATTENTION
boy as he suddenly crossed the street
directly In front of hi*»» - The blcy-
The road to Netarts le reported to
ele was paid for and the case WAS
be
In a very rough condition and
dropped.
that one needs shock absorbers in
the top of the car to make the trip
SOUTH END RESIDENT
in comfort. The road leading from
CUTS GASH IN FOOT the main highway to the Pacific
beach has been lately graveled, and
Oscar Steele cut a five Inch gash while rough at present will be in a
tn his foot Sunday while choplng good condition with more gravel
wood Dr. I^Feevre waa called to Our beaches are unsutpassed and
•ttend Mr. Steele and found it necee- every thing should be done to en
to take five st tehee in the courage and increase the patronage
at these resorts.
Wound.
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BUSY BEE STILL
BUZZES ON
Old and young are taking
much interest in the “B” word
puzzle contest that is being run
in the Headlight. Somebody is
going to get some money, who,
depends upon whoever finds
the most articles in the puzzle
picture on page 3 beginning
with the letter B. Read the
instructions accompanying the
picture and send in your list
ofwords. Cash for the sub
scription MUST be inclosed
with the list of words.
The artist's master list of
words has not yet arrived, but
when it does it will be turned
over to the three residents of
Tillamook who will judge the
contest. Only ten more days to
get in your list. Better hurry.
Next Sunday and Monday'will be
the scene of much activity at the
fair grounds east of the city for a
circus is coming to town.
Arriving some time Sunday, tents
CIRCUIT COURT CASES ARE FIN
♦ TWO ARMY BOMBERS APPEAR will be pitched and preparations
CITY DADS TURN OVER CITY
made for the big show on Monday.
ISHED AJA) TERM ADJOURNED
♦
AND OFFICERS PROCURE AD Howe's Great London circus is the
CELEBRATION COMMITTEE TO
♦
first show of this kind to visit Til
.—MAY MEET NEXT MONTH
DITIONAL
CANDIDATES
FOR
PUT OVER EVENT—DAY WILL
♦
lamook for several years and there
SAYS JUDGE BAGLEY.
♦
are
no
doubt
that
many
who
have
CAMP LEWIS IN JULY.
START ON THE THIRD.
♦
never seen such an affair.
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There will be a street parade Mon-
+
The work of the Circuit court was
day and both performances both in
Coming
from
Vancouver
barracks
Preparations are rapidly going a-
finished here Saturday afternoon
*
in two Liberty light bombing planes, the afternoon and evening.
head for the July Fourth celebration
and Judge Bagley left late that
Lieuts. Buia, Long Schran and Met
here next month.
*
evening for his home in Hillsboro.
CHANGE FOR STATION
At a recent meeting Clarence Coe
Among the remaining cases that
♦ ter arrived in the city Wednesday
IS ASKED BY PETITION was elected chairman and general
were tried this term was that of the
♦ morning on an advertising trip for
manager of the delegates from the
+ + + + + + + + + ■*+ + ♦ the Citizens Training camp which
State Auto & Truck Co. against the
will take place at Camp Lewis next
four organizations that will stage
City of Tillamook. The Transpor
Residents
of
Garibaldi
have
peti
month. The machines landed on the
the celebration, and Walter Pettys,
tation company asked for an injunc MAN KILLED IN WOODS
flying field at the new fair grounds tioned the commerce commission for
tion against the city to restrain the
AT BRIGHTON CAMP 4 making the trip from Vancouver In a change in the position of the S. P. Harry Gilham, A. C. Everson and
city from collecting a fine levied
station at Garibaldi. The petition D. M. Simonson were named heads of
one hour.
the sub committees.
against them for failing to comply
Fred W. Pulcipher was killed Tues
A meeting was held at the city asks that the site of the station be
Last meeting the city council
with the city ordinances requiring day at Brighton camp four near hall auditorium Wednesday night changed to the intersection of the
a license for hauling freight through Mohler, Oregon, while working in for the purpose of arousing enthusi- track and Large street or First voted to turn the city over to the
celebration of the 3d and 4th of
the city. After a lengthy debate the woods. The deceased leaves a asim and eight more applications street.
July, .with permission to hold the
the injunction was sustained.
wife and three children, who have were received for the training camp.
event within the building restriction
The case of school district 24 been living at Reedsville.
Those who have applied so far BOYS ARM IS MANGLED
zone. All concessions will be in
against Union High school district
Pulcipher was killed when a new are: Mike Miller, Carl Knight, Lor
charge
of the celebration committee.
number 1 created considerable inter cable, one that had been put into use raine King, Harry W. Page, James
WHILE PLAYING WEDNESDAY
Concessionaires will pay license«
est and drew many taxpayers from only the day before, snapped and A. Sharp, Lawrence A. Fitzpatrick,
and will not be allowed to sell any
the north end of the county. This caught him about the neck. He Eugene H. White, William H. Camp
A 13-year old son of Mrs. Berry thing that will inflict with the trade
ease lasted one day.
was thrown about 100 .’feet by the bell, Theodore B. Tucker, Fred H. Miner was painfully hurt Wednes of local merchants.
In the suit of John Borba.Jr., vs. impact and his neck was broken.
Zaddach, and James W. Anderson. day while playiug vith some com
Quite a sum of money has been
Helen E. Borba for divorce, a decree
The funeral was held yesterday The camp is to start July 11th and
raised by popular
subscription
rades
around
a
donkey
engine.
It
was granted.
afternoon at Henkle’s chapel.
last until August 25th.
already, amounting to a >1000. It is
It is probable that Judge Bagley
is
said
that
the
boys
dared
the
Min
Arihle W. French, captain U. S.
thought that the subscription will
will return again in July and open
M. C. retired, and physical director er boy to throw a snake, with which go higher than that as the town has
LOCAL
PEOPLE
LEAVE
a short term of court.
for the local schools last term, as they had been playing, into the parts not yet been entirely covered.
FOR TRIP THRU SOUTH sisted the officers from Vancouver
Arrangements are being made te
of the engine and that the Miner
in Interviewing the prospects here. boy's hand was caught in the cogs hold a queen’s contest and to have a
NEAR EAST RELIEF
The two planes left for the home of the machine when he attempted parade of floatB, for which prize«
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Henkle, Mr.
COMMITTEE FORMED
and Mrs. J. E. Reedy and Mr. and station about 10:30 yesterday morn- to do so.
will be given. It is also planned to
Mrs. W. J. Gilbert left this week for ing.
give prizes for window displays.
Following a private showing of
a trip through California, to be
A smoker and boxing match will
"Alice in Hungerland'' at the Gem
gone about a month. While in the
EASTERN STAR RECEPTION
start the festivities off on the even
theatre Monday, a county near east
HAND
IS
SHATTERED
south they will attend ¡the Shrine
relief committee was formed with
HELD FOR CLUB MEMBERS ing of the 3rd. ( The event will be
BY ACCIDEMBAL SHOT
convention in San Francisco.
held under the auspices of the Tilla
Rev. J. E. Fry of Tillamook county
C. W. Henkle *«f Independence,
mook hexing «onaaiMiee »nd *s ex
as cnairman ana xiev. J. T. seating
brother of R. N. Henkle, has charge
William Swagger, whose home is •
The most important social event pected to be very successful, in view
of Bay City, secretary.
J. J. Handsaker, state director an of the undertaking establishment at Garibaldi, accidentally shot hlm- • in the history of Silver Star Wave of the other bouts that have been
held recently by the commission.
nounced that more than one thous while he is gone.
,elf in the hand with a pistol yes . Chapter of Eastern Star was staged
!
after
regular
convocation,
Thursday
and dollars had been secured in
terday morning, The shot entered
meetings in various churches on Sat BACK FROM PORTLAND;
the hand and penetrated through t evening, when the chapter enter- REVIVAL MEETINGS AT
I tained at an informel reception those
urday and Sunday.
SECURES A NEW CLERK the wrist, He is at a local hospital visiting members of the Eastern
Plans for further canvassing was
THE NAZARENE CHURCH
recovering from the wound.
Star who were delegates to the State
discussed and arrangements mode
F. C. Esch, manager St the local
Convention of Federation of Wom
for a public showing of "Alice in
Mrs. DeLance Wallace will begin
en's Clubs.
Hungerland’’ at Cloverdale Saturday J. C. Penney store, returned Tuesday SPEAKER SECURED FOR
from
revival meetings in the
special
Portland
where
he
went
on
a
|
The
reception
was
planned
by
night and the Tillamook city hall
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
short business trip, Miss Emerson,
on Tuesday afternoon and night.
Mrs. Williams, Worthy Matron, church of the Nazarene Thursday
Saturday, June 17th, was set as formerly of the J. C. Penney Co. at
when it was discovered—due to in- evening, June 8th, at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Walace will be assisted by
Forest
Grove,
has
accepted
a
posi-
The
local
lodge
of
Elks
have
the day for collecting used clothing.
> quiries from visiting members—-that
tion with the local store to succeed secured as a speaker for their Flag ; the majority of the delegates and Miss Louise Pinnell, a very efficient
Miss Plasker.
Day exercises on June 14th Senator ' almost the entire personal of the ex song leader and soloist. Miss Pin
NORTHWEST WRITER
Vinton of McMinnville. These ex ecutive board were members of the nell is a special young people's and
children's worker and will hold
ercises will be held at the Elks,hall I Eastern Star.
IS VISITOR HERE LODGE DEGREES ARE
special services for them which will
8
o'clock
on'
the
evening
of
the
at
i
Th
regular
meeting
of
the
chapter
RECEIVED BY FOUR
14th and will be open to the public. was called to order with Mrs Chas. be announced later.
Fred Lockley, short story writer
Castner, Associate Grand Matron of
With
the
purpose
of
taking
the
and journalist, was a Tillamook vis
O. E. 8., as the distinguished guest; AUTO RACES DRAW
itor this week.
Mr. Lockley is thirty-two degrees Scottish Rite WOODS MAN FOUND NOT
then it was found that nearly every
known as the "Journal Man” and Masonry and also receiving the
LOCAL PEOPLE OUT
GUILTY IN HUNTING CASE guest who was present during con
writes stories of Oregon incidents Shrine. Glen Leach. Henry Crenshaw
vocation
had
passed
thru
the
chair
and characters for the Oregon D. J. Barnett and Herbert Berg went
to Portland last week.
Journal.
The State versus Jeff Fleck was a in some state chapter. A most in
Howard Shearer, hie mother and
case tried before the Justice court teresting address on Eastern 8tar sister, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mer-
work
was
delivered
by
Mrs.
Castner
in this city last Tuesday.
WIDMERZUERCHER
rick spent a few days in the Wil-
FEW SALMON REPORTED
Charges were brought by Henry and her return visit next year whne lamette valley last week attending
CAUGHT
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Brooten, a deputy game warden of she will be greeted as Worthy Grand the auto races at Salem and riding
the Methodist parsonage in this city the Nestucca county, against Fleck Matron will be looked forward to over the Columbia river highway.
While many local and visiting Wermer Widmer and Hattie Zuer- for killing a curlew last May 14th. by all the lodge members.
They returned Monday
After the close of the evening
fishermen have been trying their cher were united in marriage by A number of witnesses were drawn
session
of
the
convention,
the
arriv
luck the past few days at trolling Rev. Dark. Miss Zuercher is the to testify before the court. The in
for salmon not many report success. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Zuer cident was suppoed to have hap ing guests were greeted by the re DEPARTMENT QUICKLY
ception committee composed of the
The main run will be on in another cher. Mr. and Mrs. Widmer will pened in the bay at Woods.
RESPONDS TO ALARM
week or so when great catches are make their home on the Zuercher
Fleck was found not guilty by Past-Wertby-Matron and the officers
of Silver Wave Chapter, who had
expected.
farm.
the Jury after deliberation.
each member register and tagged
A blaze in the roof ot the home of
them with their name, chapter and Mra. Alice Woolf in the east part of
whence they came.
town brought out the fire depart-
After delicious ref-eehments were
served, Mrs. Frances Steinbach acted ment Monday noon. Part of the
as toastmaster and the following res roof waa burned away but no other
ponded: H. T. Botts. Prat Grand damage was done before the flfW
Matron, who extended greetings department extinguished the blaze
from 8llver Wave Chapter; Mrs.
Chas. Castner. Past-Preaident in with chemicals.
O. F. W. C.; Mrs. Alex. Thompson,
prominent In Legislative work;
Mrs. Viola Price, pioneer of The TILLAMOOK AND BRIGHTON
Dales; Mrs. Ida B Callahan. State
SCORE IN GAMES SUNDAY
President of O. F ; Mrs. Ches. Walls,
self-admitted baseball fan of Hills
From bling hit by a hard pitched
boro; Mra F. 8. Ball, President of
the
Associate-Matron's Club of | ball i* lbs Tillamook - Garibald*
whv rllenvw tv ... « gam« at th« ralr grounds Sunday
special Invitation to attend Grand on« of th« Garibaldi players is in a
Grand Chapter; Mrs. Jackson, boost
ing for Baker: Mrs Looney, wife of local hospital suffering from a brok-
a prominent Guernsey Breeder of en jaw. It seems that the !nJurrd
Jefferson; Mrs. Owens, hailed as t’-- player recently eame from Spokane
Round-Up delegate and Mm. Rob ■»here be had been sick and im
mediately run Into some uMre hard
erts. who drove her own car fr<
Redmond and Is the wife of the De» lock in the 3u<ilay gam«'. Pitcher
uty Potentate of Central Oregor i ck Done»an «»/ the T’.Laninok team
tnrew teh bait The
came ■
Shrine.
Following the talks, a renerai ge' 20 to 8 in favor of Tillamook.
Beaver was the seen« of ••J“’"'
acquainted party was held at which
n Brlah-
faction was expressed at the •sting gam« Sunday bet’ rame • •<
-tnnltv riven to all to see how ton and B»»»«r.
»lilted is
the work carried on close fought one
t Bright
wore
of
1
to
0
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br women of O EJI.
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