'luADLlGHT FINGERPRINT BOSSY’S NOSE MOSTMILES per DC LIAR ? GUM-DIPPED CORDS $ * Gone are the days when the old ranch smells of burning flesh as the boys staMp home the brand of "Circle X." No more will bossy have to submit to a painful week $ FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Seven rooms and large bath room, closets, etc. Modern and close in. Enquire this office, as an owner's brand of her hip heals. Because, it has been discov­ ered that a cow’s nose, like human finger tips, are no two alike. In the east, dairymen are inking bossy's nose—finger-printing her as shown in the picture—and filing the identification prints for any future needs. *' FINE IMPOSED JJR LIQUOR BEING LAID OUT IN JAIL Webley Elliott, woh was arrested Claire Small, who has been at­ duirng the fourth celebration had a tending the University of California fine of $300 imposed by Justice Stanley. Elliott was sent to jail for during the winter, is in the city. thirty days and he decided to lay Mrs. Henry Heisel refurned from out the fine which will make the Eugene Sunday where she had been term in jail one hundred and eighty days. visiting with her parents. ? ? j. s. Lamar is attendiing the state durgglsts convention at Rose­ FIRES MENACE TIMBER burg. -and, Their Jligh Records The high mileage records of Firestone Cord« continue to em­ phasize the fact that Firestone method« are different and better. These records, steadily Increasing In number and in mileage totals, justify the Firestone contention that there Is one best way to build tires. Among the primary sources of Firestone extra mileage la double gum-dipping—the saturation of the cord plies in a vat of liquid gum—thus coating each cord and virtually eliminating internal heat and friction. Another is Firestone air bag curing, with its 200 pound pressure, which places every eord accurately and equalizes the tension. By blending the rubbers of different plantation? and types, and by tempering it before mixing, Firestone men add «tin more mileage. Many cord tires are good—a few are better—Firestone user» say one is best. erienoed Firestone mileage, have Those who have already renting—they _ have av? mu_- made these ____ stopped shopping and 6xp ves your frlentj«’ succt«» cords standard equipment. nest tire accordingly, Firestone Cords—anc mileage. In and get your share of ex’ IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY flit. MS Thomas Van Patten Is vacatlon- Ing with his parents here, He is now located at Buhl, Idaho. On account of the fires that are menacing the timber in the northern Geo. Lane of Pleasant Valley was part of the county the timber com­ a business visitor in the city last panies and the railroad company have sent fire fighting trains here Monday. to stop the destruction. The fires i W. D. Pine, the county agent, is started from brush burning. in Portland on business In connec­ tion with the coming fair. $ ? SUNSET GARAGE TILLAMOOK GARAGE PORTLAND BOY LOSES O. M. Plummer, manager of the Pacific-International Livestock ex­ position was in the city a few days this week. i ? ’’ B. E. Reynolds, who owns the Rockaway meat market was trans- acting business here the first of the week. Mrs. M. F. Crosby and Mrs. Frank Haskin and son were visiting at the Eugene Crosby home this week. Mrs. Crosby lives at Rockaway and Mrs. Haskin is from Newberg. C. L. Monson and family of Port­ land are vacationing up at Saltair for the next two weeks. Mr. Monson is salesman for the Zellerbach Paper Company in this territory. TY/lVCHNTft POCKET CATALOG . POCKtT C atalog GUNS TOOLS vIH» AMMUNITION ths wfNCfiísn» /áy ,TOM À POCKET TAT ALSO* FISHING TACKLE » Salem—Foundry and boiler works Hood River markets 100 car loads Beiul Work starts strawberries. destroyed by fire to be rebuilt. theatre building. H. M. Shaw, of the Robison Print­ ing company in Portland, is spend­ ing his valation at Manhattan. This is Mr. Shaw’s first trip in these parts and he is very favorably im- ORGANIZATION OF GUARDS pressed. PROGRESSING RAPIDLY W. G. Lienkaemper left this week for Indiana where he has gone to The organization of the national assist the parents of Mrs. Lienka- guard unit for Tillamook was of­ emper in moving to Oregon. While ficially started this week when Mr. Lienkaemper is absent his fami­ Sergeant George H Bates of the ly is staying in Netarts. Regular Army arrived in town Mon­ W. J. Rlechers and wife returned day and started to sign up the vol­ this week from a trip through Yel­ unteers for the Adjutant-General. Sergeant Bates left yesterday low-stone park and Montana where they visited with brothers of Mr. morning with the enlistment papers Rlechers. Three weeks were consum­ of fifty four men, enough to get ed by the trip which was taken by federal recognition. The unit will automobile. Mr. Rlechers reports be formed in about three weeks or that crop conditions in Montana one month. appear to be good but that Idaho There Bee ms to be some apathy and Washington crops are burning on the part of some of the business up. men regarding the advantages of a national guard unit for Tillamook. The fact that such an organization would bring from $4000 to $8000 a year Into the city is expected to cause more Interest In this direction. The unit that will be formed here will be known as Co K. 161 Infan- ..teasing fragrance of nia known there is no clue as to who took th« money. Pan Hickey was in the city Mon- Buy from merchants display this sign Mercanta who dlaplay this sign are community upbulldera They sell and recommend Oregon Quali­ ty mere h an td Ise. They merit your patronage. 702 Oregon Bldg, Portland, Oregon These Oregon industries make Oregon Products yau can buy at your diuggists and other 'toiea. Ask for them. American Soda Works. Blumaure Frank Drug Co. Clarke, Woodward Drug Co. Cocoize Products Co. Crystal and Storage Co. Den nos Food Co. Fag O-San Sales Co. Flynn, Chas. I. Co. Gardner Cigar Co. Gets It Soap Co. Goo E Wightman Co. Cleini. Products Co. Ooollt Candy Corn. ’fef.aan and Percy. Gr >od Ice Cream Co. Its Hoe. ler’s. Lang A Co. Candies. L' Gr in Marca Cigr Co. Lnckel King * Cake Soap c Mt. ice Cream Co. Mt. Sotp Co. Mutlal Creamery Co. Nestle's Food Co. NlkK-Murr Laboratory. Oi e:on Artificial Limb Co. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Pacific < oust Cone Co. Pacific Coast Pencil Mfg. Co. Palmer Co., Gene. Palmolive Co. Roes. Henry and Sons. Roya Nut Mfg. Co. d Gilbert Co. Ru Fh ••’f K-i and Co. •: dy Co. Fyritp of Prunes Co. Tin Bill Biscuit Co. ”ogan Candy Co.