THE
KUamook J&eabligfjt
ELL your dealer you want
to see a Fisk Tire beside any
other he offers you. He has it
in stock or can get it. See for
yourself what the Fisk Tire has
to offer in extra size and strength,
how its resiliency compares when
you flex the tire under your hand,
how the depth of the non-skid
tread looks beside other treads.
This is the way to buy tires!
T
There’s a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size,
for car, truck or speed wagon
Time to Re tire?
iBuy FUI* I
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Celebrate July Fourth
ALONG
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY
BEACHES
SPECIAL TRAINS WILL OPERATE
Between Tillamook and Mohler
SPECIALS JULY a-3
3.25pm
3:45
4:03
4:19
4:41
4.50
9:3()am
9 50
10:08
10:24
10:46
10:55
LvTillamook
Bay City
Garibaldi
Rockaway
Wheeler
Mohler
Ar
12: 45pm
12:25
12:06pm
11:49
11:25
11:15am
6 30pm
6.10
5:51
5:34
5:10
5 : OOpni
SPECIALS JULY 4th
8: 25pm5 :00pm 9: 30aniLvTillainook Ar
5:20
Bay City
9:50
8:45
Garibaldi
10 08
9:03
5:38
Rockaway
9:19
10:24
5:54
Wheeler
10:46
9:41
6:16
10: 00pm6 : 25pml0 : 55amArMohler Lv
12: 4Spin8:15pmll : 4 5pm
13:25
7:55
11:25
12:06pm7:36
11:06
11:49
7:19
10:49
11:25
6:55
1025
11:1 Sum 6: 4 5pm 10:15pm
Stops made at all intermediate points.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO PORTLAND JULY 4
streets 10:30 p. ni.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
THREE DAYS OF BASEBALL
Baseball
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
Sunday—WHEELER
vs .
TILLAMOOK
Monday—BEAVER vs. BRIGHTON
Tuesday—WHEELER vs. TILLAMOOK
THREE GOOD ONES
Games called at I ¡30 sharp
Usual Admission
A Weekly Paper Published every
Friday by the
leadlight Publishing Company, Inc.
Tillamook, Oregon
Leslie Harrison
Managing Editor
Both Telephones
Entered 8s second-class matter in
re postoli Ice at Tillamook, Oregon.
Subì tription Rates
ne year ~................................. ....$2.00
lx months ................................ .... 1.00
hree months ...................................... 75
Payable In advance
June Term, 1922
State Industrial Acc. Com.... $
Mary Burmester, mother’s
pension _ ___ —..... -......... ......
Johanna York, mother’s
pension .....................................
Ovel V. Gillam, mother’s
pension ........................ ............
Augusta E. Williams, pension
Pension ... . ..... .......... ........ .......
Marie Getchell, mother’s
Pension -- ---------------- --- ----
Myrtle F. Dougherty, mother’s
Pension .....
-.............
Mary L. Dye, mother’s pension
Elive Hellebuych, mother’s
pension ___ __ _—
Gertrude Bigelow, mother’s
pension ...................................
Henrietta Burdick, mother’s
pension ............ —...... ...........
Smith Elliott, Cir. Co........... —
E Epplett, Cir. Co_ _____
O Allen, Cir Co... . ...............
A Chopaid, Cir Co.............
EE Ward, Cir Co..................
J Heater, Cir Co...... -........ -
John J Perry, Cir Co.......... .
Kasper Schlappl, Cir Co.... —
U S Edwards, Cir Co-------- —
Lester Ray. Cir Co...—....... —
Robert Watt, Cir Co.......... —
Melvin Lamb, Cir Co.............. .
O E Effenberger, Cir Co.__
Robert Partmann, Cir Co ..._
G A Edwards, Cir Co ---------
Wm Hoover, Cir Co ______
W B Alderman, Cir Co...
E M Loennig, Cir Co.....
Grover Hart, Cir Co... -.... —
Edwin Hanenkrat, Cir Co.—
Hugh Welsh. Cir Co ----------
N C Trowbridge. Cir Co.
John Erickson, Cir Co-----
W J Stillwell, Cir Co —
Chet Thomae, Cir Co
E K Scovell. Cir Co -------
P W Todd, Cir Co---------
Edward Weston, Cir Co-------
Leonard McCormick, Cir Co...
Chas Finck, Cir Co -------
Virgil DonaldBon, Cir Co
Alva Williams, Cir Co .—
J C Dunn, Cir Co --------
W G Harris, Cir Co -------
F S Armentrout, Cir Co ._
Jacob Kunn, Cir Co ----
E G Lauti, Cir Co ......
William Dahlke, Cir Co ...
Ed Smith. Cir Co ...............
Hugh Sutherland, Cir Co
Rev J T Keating. Cir Co
Lee Stephens, Cir Co ...
W D Wood, Cir Co ...
Joseph Heller, Cir Co
Ed Stark. Cir Co —...
George Fliemun, Cir Co
Mrs Pearl Pease. Cir Co
Floyd Colwell, Cir Co
Roy Olson, Cir Co -------
Viola Mills, Cir Co -----
Florence Farley, Cir Co
May Burckhardt, Cir Co
Chessel Mills, Cir Co
l>nn Oliver Cir Co ... .
Nell Rasmussen, Cir Cc
J.iiin Leland Henderson
th Co
W C Christensen. Cir Co
Lucina Flienian, Cir Co
Anna Warrail. Cir Co
Ilin riel C Potter, Cir Co
J L George, Cir Co
Emma Bell. Cir Co ....
Dorothy Hare. Cir Co
Grant Mills, Cir Co
Alice Newcomb, Cir Co
P J Worrall, Cir Co
Election
John O Bozarth
Theo Jacoby ... .
Eva Flagg
Myrtle Flagg ------
Gertrude H Aehley
Lewi» Thompson
John A Biggs
Cluik A Spencer
Henry L King
E J bellow
Janie* Guldsworthy
Daisy Goldsworthy
Viola Jeiillu
F J Welsh
Fred Fessenden
E R Aye1
vV It Speece -.. —
Amzndt V Specie
Herschel Hollett
Edit h Burbank
M I* Sheasly
W A Rowe
Thoa Il Watt
Frank B Keenholts
Wm B Watt
F W Robitseh
Elmer E Snook
Ruth Desmond
Anna C Graf
Lola E Bindley
Chas Deamond
C F Shortridge
C A Smith
Louise I Jim peon
Porter O Light
Je sie Shortrldge
Bill O'Connell __
Chaa. Ray
FelC Becker
e t-Mde Ix’Fevre
Be le Murphy
abe h Hunter
’m M Maxwell
"arrison Booth .
G ace Bester __
*Hnn|e »’a-well _
Kula Still wall __
Lydia K Alvord _
4.68
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17.50
10.00
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32.50
32.50
17.50
TILLAMOOK
4.14
4.14
4.14
8.54
7.09
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.20
3.00
3 00
3.00
3.00
7.79
7.59
7x59
7.59
7.59
3.00
5.25
9.45
5.25
5.25
5.25
3.00
6.36
6.53
6.36
6.36
6.36
3.00
4.59
4.59
11.19
4.59
4.59
4.02
5.02
4.02
4.02
4.02
5.37
5.77
Ella R Sperry ----
Dora Daniel-------
Iva E Easom ------
Katie F Wilkes
F P Hobson -
W H Derby —
N W Bai ker —
J s Diehl ----- ---------
Francis B Stranahan
Myrtle Wallen --------
Myrtle Breeden ------
F F Conover -----------
Chas Van Patten ----
Henry Plasker --------
Earl D McNiel --------
J C Pangborn .......... -
J Merrill Smith
-
Laura Kennedy ------
Orpha Eastman ..._.....
Viola Milla .....
Rose J Wilkes
F W Talbot ....
A O Jackson .
Wm P Peacock —
Mildlied M Ashton
Alice E Ott ...... —
Goldie Wilson -----
Jerry Lewallen ----
F E Pangborn .
Alex Watt ........
L V Noyes ...... -
Etta M Shearer
Carrie E Gruber
T E Eleplett
T R Wilson
F C Wirf ...„
J C Dunn ....
L J Redberg
Lillie G Redberg
E G Krebbs ___
Jesse Earl ______
Amy Murphy __
PPeter Suter__
Blanche Hogan .
J H Johnson __
Alfred Smith ___
Friday, Jv.ne 30, 192
HEADLIGHT
Pearl Ackley —
Gladys Smith
A C Anderson
Emil Kardell ....
O E Effenberger
Clara PPe'egay
Eunice Todd
Brad Batzner
H W Tohl ....
Lee Mead —
O E Effenberger
P E Allen ........ —
E C Allen --- -----
Clarence Edner
A N Davies —...
W W Petty -----
G L Runyon ......
Mary Cross Runyon
W C Commons ...
L F Affolter ----
F L Martin ----
Hazel Commons
Florence Scheringer
C A Bauer ....... —
Nancy V Jasmann
W J Schuhmacher
Veda V Sappington
Blanche A Wood _...
Ed H Wood
Al Schloth ...
H W Tooley
EE.5EmOPE
Henry Gerdes
Eugene Atkinson
James Thompson
Beatrice Brode
—-
T A Gerdes ....... ........
Henry W Spear ___
Hattie White _____
Ethel Todd __ _____
Flora Aschim ..... .....
Nancy Martin Grinn
M V Stillwell
W L Oathout
EXCURSION TICKETS
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(Continued on page 6)
PACIFIC CITY BEACH WILL CEL­ Patterson and Venia La Grosse.
A full program of atheletic sports
EBRATE JULY 2nd. 3rd AND 4th
Daring feats and airplane stunts
by Lieut. Graham.
The beautiful and petite wizard
of the air, Blanche Wright, will
soar through cloudland above the
cliffs,. rocks and rolling breakers.
Wing walking and hanging from
wing studs and landing and doing
all the latest aerial acrobatics.
Oration by Senator William Vin­
ton, of McMinnviUe.
Entertainers—A number of cel-
ebrated artists will appear in solo,
among whom are Mr. Fred Seible,
piano-accordianlst,
Miss Mildred
Cassiady, singer and dancer; Carle
Fricke, violinist; Jerry Ryan, bara-
tone singer; Herman Breaseau, cor-
netsit; La Vera Johnstone, straight
jacket queen and others.
High and fancy diving by George
on land and water. Liberal purses.
Free radiophone
demonstration
and concert.
Three big games of baseball. Pac­
ific City vs. Portland. Dallas vs.
Portland.
Seasons greatest entertainment.
Eddie Wright and his all-star cast
in a musical comedy “The Review of
1922’’ reviewing all the best acts,
songs, jokes and dances of the year.
A company of 15 clever artists, In­
cluding a bevy of 9 charming and
talented girls in music, song and
dance.
Big dance every afternoon and
evening. Music by Pacific City’s 10
piece orchestra.
adv.
The residence of E. E. Kock on
second avenue east is undergoing
some alterations.
COST LESS
THIS YEAR
To Portland and Eastern Cities
$5.75 for 15 Day Tickets
$7.00 for Season Ticket
TILLAMOOK TO PORTLAND
and return
Fifteen day tickets on sale Friday and Saturday.
Good fifteen days, season tickets on sale daily,
good three months, not to exceed October 31st.
Take friend wife along—she will be glad to get
away for a day or longer.
Going east or returning, stop at San Francisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego, three world famous
and charming cities. Visit Yosemite'Sequoia
and General Grant National Parks, and include
California's wonderful seashore resorts.
For further particulars ask agents
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott, Gen’l Passenger Agt.
LADIES
When planning for that
PICNIC LUNCH
remember that we have those fine
olives, pickles, canned meats, cheese
sardines, pork and beans, fancy
cookies, fresh and canned fruits
ALL AT A REASONABLE PRICE
Great Western Transportat'n Co
PORTLAND—TILLAMOOK
WE ARE SELLING MORE 0F OUR
FINE PULK TEAS ALL TTTF, TIME
QUALITY AND PRICE D0 IT. ANY
BLEND Y0U WANT. 50c PER LB.
Two Trucks Daily
Special ratee on household goods an d bulky commodities
Rate: 55c per hundred
John Mathers, Agt.
»
THE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
(The store without baits or rebates)
5.20
5 20
ulirough jdrthedqy
Your day’s work is shortened and
made easier when you have a good oil
cookstdve. Burn Pearl Oil for fuel and
you no longer have coal and wood to
carry or ashes to shovel out.
You work with a clean controlled
heat that is concentrated directly un­
der the utensil where it is needed—
and your kitchen is kept cool and free
from dirt.
3 00
3 00
3 00
3.00
3 00
3 00
8.00
Pearl Oil is the clean-burning, uni­
form, economical kerosene — refined
and re-refined by a special process.
Dealers everywhere. Order by name
— Pearl Oil.
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PEARL
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