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Tillamook, Oregon, Friday, September 15, 1922
No. 49.
GOAL OF CITIZENS
Price $2.00 a year
FORD CARAVAN
MAKES BIG HIT
The Headlight is offering
Sergeant Fl. G. Bates, reg­
The widely hen raided
for a limited time only, a
ular army, who has been as­
Ford caravan rolled in to
yearly subscription for $1.50
town Friday evening to dem
signed to the Oregon Nation
This
is
for
the
purpose
of
onstrate
application of pow­
Guard as instructor, arrived
As a benefit for the local
Plans are being put on placing the Headlight in as
Tillamook County’s ninth er to farming.
Tillamook county cattle in Tillamook this week for
made a fine showing at the the purpose to drilling and foot for the building of an many homes as possible be-( annual fair closes toda after mp pulling contest was held post of the American Legion
.armory in Tillamook some fore winter begains. Local having been unaninously west of town and Saturday the proprietors of the Gem
county fair which ended Fri.
voted as the most successfu evening the outfit furnished theatre are showing this
instructing
the
men
of
Com
­
Dr. J. N. Shaw, county vet
time within the next year or peope „will, in joy reading ever given here.
radio music and moving pic­ week the great American
erinarian, was in charge of pany “K”
so. The need of such a build­ the home news contained in
Secretary
W.
D.
Pine
this
this
live
weekly
during
the
tures free to a large crowd historical romance “Card­
The sergeant is a well in­ ing has long been felt and
the cattle exhibits and is
morning
stated
that
the
gate
igan”
at the Tillamook garage.
very proud of the number formed man oin military su­ now that Tillamook has a long winter evenings.
receipts
up
to
and
including
The Headlight is planning
The parade Saturday mor­ This picture has been sec­
and quality that were ent­ bjects and has been takig
Thursday
night
amounted
by the American Leg­
ered. The judges were R. M. the on-commissioned officer company of national guard several pleasing additions to $2940. and that before the ning was quite a sucess, ured
Brandt, R. G. Fowler and S. uder hi wing so as to better it seems that this need may for the winter and Tilla­ fair is ovr they will total quite a number of local ent- ion post here and the profits
be fulfilled. The state will mook county people will ha­ more than $1000 higher than rie being made for the prizes derived from the show will
B. Hall.
be given to the post.
fit
them
for
their
duties
The ribbon awards were
furnih for armory purposes ve an opportunity to take ad­ last year. The money receiv­ that were given
“Cardigan” is the pictur-
with the local company.
as follows.
an amount equal to that ap­ vantage of them for the price ed from concessions and
ization
of a historical drama
Drill night for the comp­ propriated by the county, of $1.50 per year.
Jersey Awards
booths will amount to about ATTEMPT TO MAKE
by
Robert
W. Chambers and
This offer is to be made $500 says Mr. Pine
Bull 3 years old or older— any has been changed to
1, St. Mawes Noble Duke, Moday and non-commission and to build a $40,000 build­ until the 31st of October
The largest crowd ever LIQUOR CASE FOUGHT deals with the period leading
up to the American Revolu­
Eric (Had; 2, St. Mawes Rin­ ed officers school to Friday ing all that will be necessary only; after that the price of assembled at one place in
tionary war and shows the
da Lad, Elsie Daniels; 3, St. These two periods begin to raise here will be $20,000. $2.00 will be charged. Turn the county witnessed the
The
case
of
the
state
of
Mawes Tillamook Lad, J. L. promptly at 8 p. m.
The county court has shown to page eight and read the famous picture “Birth of a Oregon versus Ed Wood­ part played by a young man
who joined the army of
Steward; 4, Susie St. Mawes neofm gsnln -moC intitur he its willingness to do its part display advertisement.
natjon” which was shown at
Washington. The historic
ward
on
the
charge
of
the
at
­
Apex, Robitsch.
the fair grounds Wednesday
of the program and a large
ride
of Paul Revere is bro­
Bull 2 years and under 3—
night. It is estimatd that 40- tempt to manufacture intox­
number
of
individuals
have
BOOTLEG
CASES
ught
in tothe play. To quote
1, St. Mawes Cherry, Joe TILLAMOOK PEOPLE
00 people attended the show­ icating liquor has been ap­
indicated that they will help.
from
the American Screen.
Rositch; 2, Lavina’s Golden WED DURING MONTH
TRIED IN COURT ing of this picture. The gran­ pealed to the circuit court
It
will
be
necessary
to
go
“It tells the romantic love
dstand was filled at least an
Boy, Alfred Zwald; 3, St.
before the legislature next
hour before the performance from the Justice court. tory of a youthful pair which
Mawes Kilches King, Virgil
The state against Jap commenced and it was nec­ Woodward was fined $100. threads itsway through the
Donaldson; 4, Lady Rose
John J. Feldscahu 31 and term with a bill for the appr­
opriation.
It
is
understood
Perry
and Lewis Smith for essary for the larger part of and costs by the lower court. outset of the American Rev­
Signal Silver Lad, F. B. Mc­ Bernice Stone 20 were mar­
that
this
is
being
prepared
the
manufacture
of intoxic­ th crowd to find seate on the
olution and leads you right
Kinley.
ried September 9th at the
and
will
be
tendered
at
the
ating
liquor
has
been
appe
­
ground
in
front
of
the
stand.
into the high spots of the
Bull Senior yearling — I, Catholic parish house. Wil­
The airplane that had Knights of Pythias
aled from the justice court
early American history per­
Jim's Silver Lad, James Pal­ bur E. Limpus 22 of Gari­ next seesion.
Just where the location to the circuit court. The two been secured to fly during
lin.
To Resume Meetings iod. All the well known pat-
baldi and Mary I. Edwards
Bull Junior yearling — I, 18 were married September will be is in doubt but sev­ defendants were arrested the fair came to grief yester­
those who became historic­
Bob St. Mawes Turvey, W. 8th before Justice of the eral plots are considered.
last summer in the north end day when it crashed to the
ally famous through their
Marathon Lodge, Knights activities in the Revolution.
A $40,000 state armory of the county and received ground soon after starting
Thomas; 2, Sunrise Nora’s Peace E. W. Stanley. A mar-
Noble Lad, C. H. Graves; 3, rige licence was issued to A. would be a wonderful addi­ fines and jail sentences from its flight. Neither the pilot of Pythias, is to resume its John Hancock, he of the
or wing walker, both of who regular weekly meetings on large bold signature, who
Ruby's Lad, W. Kirby; 4, E. Murphy 23 and Norma N. tion to the city and would the justice court.
were in the machine, were next Monday night Septem­ lived to display that signa­
Roberta’s Golden St. Mawes Long 25 on September 15th. furnish a bulding for the
ber 18th. During the sum­ ture on the Declaration of
hurt
by the fall.
Carl Blaser.
home and drilling place for
Repair
Of
Building
Is
mer
regular meetings were Independence, is seen in all
Bull Junior Calf—I, Gam­
the local company of infan­
suspended
on account of the his simple glory, while Pat­
bole's Noble Fritz, Leah Tillamook Gets Touth
try, besides head quarters
No Indication Of Boom JURYMEN FOR TERM
number
of
members that rick Henry electrifies the
Graves; 2, Unnamed Bull
for several other ex-service
Of
Very
Torrid
Weather
Calf. L. C. Daniels; 3, Jaz-
OF COURT NAMED were out of town.
mens organization and their
audience with his famous
Press
reports
were
pub
­
za’s Jumbo, Allan J. Krake;
auxilliarys.
speech which contains that
4 L'nnamed bull Calf, Henry
The convention possibili­ lished last week that the
Sunday the 9th was the
never to be forgotton line
The jury for the next term
Gruber; 5, St. Mawes Oreg. hottest da yexperienced this ties should not be overlooked Coats Lumber company was
“
Give me Liberty or give me
Pride, Myrtle Scultz.
year in Tillamook. About either. Tillamook has al­ repairing some of their build of court in October has been
Death.
” Then there is the
Cow 4 years or over — 1, three o’clock in the after­ ready turned down several ings at Hobsonville and that selected and published by
Paul
Revere
incident, show­
Novema’s Sunrise Bell, C. H noon the temperature had good state conventions be­ they were expected to start Clerk Brimhall. The list com
ing this thrilling scene from
Graves; 2, Olga Lad’s Dew­ reached 91 degrees in the cause it had no place to hou­ the mill at that place before
prises
thirty-one
voters
and
start to finish with not one
long. This was contradicted
bell. L. C. Daniels; 3, St. shade. From that time on it
se
them.
Conventions
bring
detail
missing.’’
they
have
been
ordered
to
by F. A. Beltz of the lum­
Mawes Pretty Lady, L. C. declined. Monday was warm
money
into
a
community
“
Cardogan
” will be shown
ber company this week. The convene at thecounty court
Daniels; 4, Nane not given, but failed to reach the mark
Prospective benedicts of
• f
and
a
few
would
doubtless
buildings at Hobsonville are house at 9 a. m. Oct. 2, 1922. the American Leagion, who at the Gem theaere next
C. H. Graves; 5, Nehalem’s set Sunday. 'The tempera­
pay for the armory.
Pride. Alfred Zwald.
plan to marry during the Thursday and Friday only.
ture Monday had a maxi­ Local business men are being reroofed at a matter
of
preservation
and
not
for
Cow 3 years and under4— mum of 83 degrees.
national convention of the
quitley but steadily going the purpose of starting the
The Bank of Wheeler has ex-service men’s organiza­
I. St. Mawes Tillamook
Workman Sustains Fall
after an armory and soon Hobsonville mill, says Mr. received a charter with a
Anna, L. C. Daniels.
tion
in
New
Orleans,
Oct.
mav land their proposition. Beltz.
While at School House
capital stock ot $15,000.
Heifer Senior yearling —
16-20 will have the way pave
i, St. Mawes Ember. Claud
for them by a member of the
Ackley; 2, Sunny Nook’s
convention committee.
Marion Doty received a bad­
Lilly Rhoda, Leo Sanders;
Announcement has been ly bruised head when he fell
3. St. Mawes Queen Ruby,
made that Theodore A. Sil- from a step ladder last week
Gus. Peterson.
vero, chairman of the conven while working at the Maple
Heifer Junior yearling —
The American Legion
tion historical records com­ Leaf school house. Mr. Doty
t, Chiefs May Fogbell, Mil­ Weekly has just inaugurated
mittee’will marry Miss Hein was unconscious for some
dred (Had; 2, Name not giv­ a plan for distribution of the
Hauley Smith, also of New time after the accident. Tt is
en. Gus Peterson; 3, May­ weekly which will fmancialy
Orleans, in the presence of that his skull was not frac­
flower of Nni Ash, Henry L-m’fit Legion men and at
his Legion buddies assemb­ tured.
Gruber; 4, St. Mawes Rhod- • he same timt make the bank
led in convention hall.
ella. Mrs. Joe Donaldson¡5, balance of tn- post larger.
A chaplin from one of the
Katie \ St. Mawes Girl, Mrs. Ly acting as local distribu­
United States warships whi­ Afternoon Mail to
Joe Donaldson.
ting agents for the news
ch are to be sent to New
Leave Here 3:3o p. m.
Heifer Senior Calf — I. stPi.ds sales o' the weekly
Orleans
for
the
convention
Maplewood's Nehal em Dora
will be asked to perform the
Post master Foster has
Alfred Zwald; 2. Name not L < < rtain pe.e mtage of the
1
total
sals
will
go
to
the
Leg-
ceremony,
eighteen
flower
given. Gus Peterson; 3,
issued a statement that all
| ionnaire doing the distrihu-
girls are being trained and a maii that you have in­
detachment of boy scouts ; tended to go on the afterno­
[ ting and to the post treasury
will act as ushers.
The news stand director
on stage via Grand Ronde
mapped
Convention headquarters must be in the postoffice by
I of the weekly has
has receiced a number of in­ 3:39 ea- h afternoon
out a plan for placing the
quiries in regard to the hold-1
' Legion'%. magazine on the
ng of marriages during the
I news stands which has feat­
ll of
.eagion gathering which OREGON SHOWS
o was
ures no other magazine can
ITS PI OSPERITY
answered with the I
j t»ffeu*Under this plan post
that all facilities!
I treasuries anil post member
r
vided to assist the
i ship can work up a steady
t
fntv Legionnaires !
I income. Write the news
n
icd
at
the
I
egion
j stand director at the weekly.
n
in Kansas Citv
He’ll tell you more pbout
mark.
making pockets bulge.
LEGION MEETS
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW PLANS FOR
LEAGION WEEKLY