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NUMBER 3.
PRICE $2 PER YEAR
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1922.
GETS HIGH PLACE
Captain J. E. Shearer, command­
ing the local unit of the National
Guard, received word this week that
Company ‘‘K’> held top place among
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SCHOOL CHILDREN OF COUNTY ♦
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MAKE BIG INROADS -ON
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FARM PESTS
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PRIZE MONEY TO BE AWARDED ♦
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TO THREE IN EACH
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DISTRICT
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The mole contest that has been ♦
MOLE CONTESI
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KEEP OUT OF DANGER ;
GET THE HEADLIGHT!
A man was arrested and
fined in this county last
wreek for running without
headlights.
Every resident
of Tillamook county shoul^
learn the moral of this: get
the Headlight.
“There are a few days left
in which to take advantage
of the special low offer of
$1.50 for one year’B subscrip­
tion to Tillamook county’s
newlest paper and no one
can afford to pass it up.
Get your money into this
office before November 1st
and the Headlight is yours
for one year at $1.50. Af­
ter that it will be $2.00.
This offer is good not
only for new subscribers but
applies also to renew-als. Any
subscriber wrho is not in
arrears can also take advant­
age of this offer to pay, for
the paper ahead at a reduc­
ed rate, as many are naw do­
ing.
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ASSOCIATION SECRETARY GIVES the thirty or more units of Oregon.
This position was given for
at­
REPORT ON EASTERN
tendance at drills and Tillamook is
listed with a percentage of 82.7 for
TRIP
the month of September. The event
was so pleasing to the Captain that
he treated the company to a feed af­
ter the drill Monday evening.
Word was received Monday
af-
ternoon
that
Adjutant General
1ACK OF COOPERATION HURTS George A. White, Colonel Creed
Hammond and Captain L. A. Milner
BUSINESS IN MID-WEST
would be in Tillamook next Monday
night to witness the work of Com­
SECTION
pany “K”.
The company was divided into
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Upon the r< eturn Sunday of Mr two platoons last drill night to ■ fa
I and Mrs. Carl Ha' - rlach from Wis- ciliato the handling of the men.
conducted in this county since last
■ cousin, where ihi . cietary of the
March will be closed on November ♦
Tillamook con nty creamery as3ocia- TWO FAIL TO APPEAR;
first and the pirze money awarded ♦
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I tion had gone in the interest of the
to the winners of the contest.
I BONDS ARE FORFEITED
I oieanization, Mi. Haberlach issued
When the contest was started last
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I the following statement:
Louis Smith, who was found guil­ spring under the auspices of the U.
to
‘wo weeks trip
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"We made a two
S.
Biological
survey,
a
number
of
ty on a booUagging charge and who
I Minnesota and Wisconsin, leaving was released on $500 bonds while he the school children of the county
I here the 7th and. returning the 22nd.
straightened up some of his affairs, were interested and cash awards
j By traveling four days and eight failed to appear to put himself in amounting to 1200 were posted for
nights we were able to put in nine the custody of the sheriff this week the largest catch of moles between
days in the states mentioned.
and Judge Bagley declared his bonds thn and November 1- The coulfty
“Our first stop was at Minneap- forfeited. Louis Smith, Sr., and L. was divided into four districts and
I oils and St. Paul, where the National
A. McCormick were his bondsmen, the prize money was split into four
Dairy Show was in progress.
The Smith was sentenced to six months amounts and awarded to the first
Governor Ben W. Olco"tt spoke to
I National Dairy Show has grown in­ in jail and fined $500
second and third places, A bounty
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small
crowd at the city hall audi-
to a real national dairy show, The
Victor Franklin failed to appear of five cents is also paid by the
torium
Wednesday
evening on the
ahow was held at the Minnesota -yesterday, the date set, and his state for moles and gophers.
State Fair grounds lietween Minne- bonds of $250 were dclared forfeit-
en- political issues of the day in Ore­
Thirty-eight school children
1 apolis and St. Paul, These grounds ed. Franklin was fined $400 and tered the contest and to date have gon. The Governor was introduced
by F. C. Baker, chairman
of
the
afford ample space for such an ex- sentenced to a year in jail for
the sent in over 3000 mole and gopher
hibit of dairy stock and dairy ma­ unlawful operation of an automobile. skins. These are to be taken to the County Republican Central Commit­
chinery. All of the large dairy ma- His drivers license was also revoked Pacific International stock show tee. Walter L. Toose of McMinn
chmery ami supply houses were well for a year. He was paroled on this for publicity purposes and later sold ville also spoke.
The principle supject discussed
represented.
An unusually large however, on condition that he pay and the proceeds divided among the
was the possibilities of cutting down
number of dairy stock was also $50 of the fine and make settlement contestants pro rata.
Senator Pierce
shown in the basement of machinery with C. H. Graves for two cows in­
The winners of the contest will taxes in Oregon.
was charged with being a radicalist
hall. Wisconsin also showed a lot jured when he ran into them while be announced at a later date.
and with being unable to lower
of dairy grade cows, many of which driving an automobile without lights
taxes.
were sold.
Wisconsin was more C. F. Pankow and P. W. Todd were TILLAMOOK MEN RETURN
About 2 50 people attended
the
atrongly represented than any state the bondsmen in this case.
FROM TRIP TO IDAHO meetng.
eicept Minnesota, We met several
Portland people there, A western
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BIG COUNTY MEETING
C. W. Barrick and R. B. Miller ALABAMA GALS HERE
man naturally gets the impression
that alter all we have almost a na­
OF K. P. LODGE HELD returned Saturday from a trip
IN MINSTREL SHOW
through eastern Oregon to Payette,
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tional show in the Pacific Interna­
A large crowd was present at the Idaho. On the return they came
tional, the latter, as far as dairy
What is said to be an old fash­
stock is concn ned. being well
up regular meeting of the K. P. lodge through Ontario and Vale, over the
with the National, especially in the here Monday night to do honor to Old Oregon Trail. Mr. Miller stated ioned minstrel show’ will be given
number of co«.- and dairy stock C. W. Barrick. who was elected that from Portland to Ontario, about next Friday at the school gymnas­
Grand Vice Chancellor of the grand 435 miles, there are only about ium building by the local Odd Fel­
shown is concerned.
1 put in quite a little time look­ lodge of Oregon. Members from all twenty-five miles of bad road and lows and Rebekahs. McGhee’s or-
that is being rapidly improved.
chestra will furnish the music for
ice into the ; rain conditions,
anti over the county attended.
Among those present were Millard
the occasion. The play wtfl be in
c• a number of purchases of oats
Dr. Horace Patchen of Iowa, who two acts and will require two hours
all of the oats F. Hardesty of Seaside,‘ present
Wd all of th corn we will use the Grand Chancellor, J. O. Bozorth of lived here in former years, is
in time. Reserved seat tickets will be
coming year will come out of Min- Bay City, Senior Past Chancellor, the city visting friends. Dr. Patchin on sale at Anderson’s store.
neapotis terr tory, 1. \. will be and Herman Wise of Astoria, Dis- was an old school mate of B. E.
Mrs. I. H. Moore of Pleasant Vai
bought throu Ii Minneapolis brokers, trict Deputy Grand Chancellor. The King.
Grain we hou cht upon arriving there Seaside and Jjehalem lodges sent
ley was in town Thursday
were
Refreshments
sd'anced tw< o dollars per ton before delegations^-
60,000 trout are to be planted by
our return
I hat is the one reason served at tha close of the evening.^ the state in streams and lakes near
The Shriners at Ashland are plan­
*iy our loca al grain prices
have
ning a fine new temple.
Scio.
M advanced n line with Coast ask- FORMER TILLAMOOK SCHOOL
log prices
TEACHER DIES AT ASHLAND
"We found
arge part of the
oats and w he unthrished through-
Winifred Grace Spencer, teacher
out North Da
when we went in the Ashland schools for several
the 9th in ■' but by the 19th years, died there suddenly Monday
I 1 large part I
• en taken care of, morning. She had been ill for
The weathe
■■ther wag fine, en- nearly a week, but was thought to
»bling the
1 'a to take care of be Improving. She was 34 years
their harve ng.
and 8 months of age. Her father and
| "Considei ole time was spent in mother, residents of Ashland, and
the dairy s ■tions of
Wisconsin.
I two brothers, one in Sacramento,
*•* aurprh d at the ' extent of the Cal., and one in Honolulu. T." H.,
d*iry sect n. the i
uniformly good survive her. Funeral services were
fTaaa lands fine barns and fair held Wednesday, all schools of
bouses.
Only in the cheese factories city being closed.
•*re we
Mi^s Spencer will be remembered
'li-appointed. These are
*>( at al
the modern Tillamook by many here, as she {aught in the
t-cicry
we did not see one schools of Tillamook county about
factory i in Wls
cousin that would ten years ago.
tontpare with a n> one of our ten
best fact ories
The factories are QUICKER FREIGHT SERVICE
["•»tally own
by individual cheese
•*bers. »nd t
PLANNED BY SOUTHERN PAC.
'e is no inducement
incourage i ent : to erect the fac-
In order to give the patrons of the
nece< sary > o a successful
Southern
Pacific company quicker
time busine
In the first place action on freight, that company has
th* theese maker
do not get enough arranged a 7:00 A. M. delivery. In
** “»king chet
to get ahead fi­ order to do this it was necessary to
*»«clally. atl)i |
ll they did. human put on a night force at the local
•ature. whlc) 1
"iron*.
the freight warehouse. FreigWt
fanning section
and with farmers now be shipped from Portland,
"•»rally as air
'■w here else. would instance, on Monday and is here and
5r*lude gpeni
the necessary
for
delivery Wednesday
a* the fn ■ IS would then ready
morning at 7 o’clock.
cheese makers were
o fast. It has always
Irwin Bruin had his hand
that the only proper arm hurt Wednesday at the Coates
hi tallymen who own sawmill by a load of lumber sliding
led on page 8)
■nto it.
GOVERNOR OLCOTT
SPEAKS WEDSDAY
HAS LAST JURY
TO BE BUSY ONE
Roy Andrus, who has been em-
ployed by Frank Heyd & Company,
contractors working on the Goyne
building, fell from the top of the
hoist tower, about forty feet, yester­
TWO COMMENCE- SUIT FOR RE­ day afternoon and sustained a num­ CALENDAR TO BE CLEARED UP
ber of painful bruises.
BEFORE SATURDAY
LEASE FROM MARRIAGE
Andrus was working on the tow­
NIGHT
er when a timber on which he had
CONTRACT
a foothold, gave away and let him
was
fall to the ground, The fall
partly broken by Andrus’ i contact ACTIONS BROUGHT AGAINST 2 BANKS
with the roof of a small shed. This
probably was what saved the life
of the victim, Andrus was badly BAY CITY TREASURER BRINGS
MANY MATTERS TO BE THRESH-
hurt about the hips and head, but
SUIT AGAINST BANK
got to his feet by himself and walk­
ED OUT AT NEXT CIRCUIT
ed away unaided. It is not known
EXAMINER
COURT SESSION
whether or not he was hurt inter­
nally.
According to Judge Bagley, this
Apparently litigants are anxious
RUMORS AFLOAT ABOUT
week will see the finish of the pres­
for the February term of the circuit
INDEPENDENT TICKET ent term of circuit court, The last
court to beat the last one for quite
jury case w’as tried yesterday after-
■a number of cases have already been
Since the caucus for the city elec­
filed for the next meeting jof
the tion rumors have been afloat of an­ noon and the jurymen discharged
judicial body.
other ticket to fill he city offices. from further duty until the next
A. Gruenenwald Is suing Julius Street talk has it now that Fred term of court.
Friday morning the case of the
Erickson to recover money on a Christensen, who resigned from the
the State versus Jay Houser was tried.
council
following
a
tilt
with
promissory note. The suit is sched-
mayor and city attorney over
the Houser was found guilty of larceny
uled for next term of court.
Eighth street culvert, was nomin- in stealing an overcoat and was sen­
The American Railway Express ated for mayor at a secret caucus tenced to four months in the coun­
company is suing F. D. Small and D. held within the last few days,
It ty jail and ordered to pay the costs
of the action. Houser was also in­
O. Urie to recover $158.02, said to hag also been said that several cit­
dicted on a grand larceny charge by
izens
have
been
approached
to
ron
be charges for transporting several
the grand jury and the case was set
for
councilmen
againBt
the
ticket
boxes of salmon from Tillamook to
nominated Septembeg 28, but in at for the February term of court.
San Francisco.
B. C. Mapes, charged with un­
and least one case this proposal was lawful fishing, was found guilty and
Ed Vogt claims Ed Elliott
turned down.
Dave Ashmun owe him $293 for
City Attorney Hall has been fined $50 and costs.
milk furnished, labor performed and
On Monday the suit of the Mer­
searching
for authority as to wheth­
house rent due, and has entered suit
chants
’ Credit Bureau against
M.
in the circuit court to recover same. er it will be necessary to write ex­ C. Kellow was tried and a verdict
tra
names
on
the
ballot
for
the
city
C. H. Graves has entered suit
was brought in for the plaintiff.
against Victor Franklin to recover election or whether they can be This suit arose over the sale
of
placed on the printed ballots with­
$500 as the damages done to two
some seed wheat to the Eisner mill«
out petition.
milk cows that the plaintiff claims
at Corvallis and the amount involv­
Franklin ran into and injured for
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ed was $335.
AUTOMOBILE
IGNITES
him. It is charged in the
com­
William Tohl was awarded a ver-
plaint that Franklin was driving
BUT FIRE IS QUENCHED diet in his suit against the defunct
wthout headlights and without suf­
Nehalem Valley Bank over a note
An automobile belonging to How­ that had been sold by him to the*
ficient brakes, and that he
was
driving faster than thiry miles per ard Harris caught fire in front
of bank and which was In the posses­
hour.
Anderson's grocery store this week sion of that institution when it clos­
Leslie W. Travis charges Lillian and was only saved from being
a ed its doors last winter.
Travis with cruel and inhuman total casuality by the prompt
ac-
The Tillamook County Bank was
treatment and asks for a divorce, tion of V. L. White with his trusty successful in its suit against H. A.
Hubert Odell Brandt to recover money on a prom­
The couple were married at Tilla- fire extinguisher.
mook March 8, 1919. One child first saw something besides
smoke issory note.
was born to the union, the custody issuing from the stern of the
car
George P. Winslow versus Agnes
of whom is asked I by the plaintiff,
and gave the alarm.
Burge and George Burge was
a
John Snider accuses his wife,
suit to settle a property line.
A
Nora May Snider, of lnfelicty
and ACCUSING WITNESS CAUGHT
verdict was awarded for the plain­
The
asks the court for a divorce.
IN TOILS OF THE LAW tiff.
Sniders were married at Vancouver,
Mints Smith entered suit against
Wn., in September, 1918, and have
Ray F. Ryckman, who was the Walter Lundberg to recover money
•no children. The plaintiff charges prosecuting witness in a cese
up said to have been loaned the
de-
that the defendant failed to
per- before the present term of the cir- fendant when they were husband
form her household duties and did cult court where Frank Recob wa.- and wife. A verdict was rendered
not prepare meals, He also charges accused of stealing a sum of money ■for the plaintiff.
that after he has unbraided her for from Ryckman’s car, was arrested
C. P. Sutfin versus John Aschim
flirting w’ith other men. the defend­ two weeks ago in Portland and fin­ was a suit to recover property held
ant left him and went to live with ed for violating the prohibition law. by an attachment, This case was
one Fred Chatfield, a brott.er-in-law During the course of the trial here | settled without going to a jury,
it developed that Recob’s father was'
of the plaintiff.
The town of Bay City by the
a federal prohibition agent, and It treasurer. J. O. Bozorth, asked for
was no doubt he who was instru- judgment against Frank Bramwell,
mental in catching Ryckman wlth state superintendent of banks,
to
the illegal liquor.
recover $2500 that had been depos­
ited in the First Bank of Bay City
SIGN ON DOOR OF CLERK
when it closed. The money was to
ANNOUNCES“RECORDER” have been used to pay bonds. Judge
Bagley ordered that the case
be
A new Bign on the office door of
submitted to him on briefs at Hills-
County Clerk Brimhall at the court
boro.
house reads ‘‘Recorder.’’ This was
Leo Sebastino was accused
of
put there with the idea of appris­
stealing a gasoline engine from Jack
ing people of the fact that legal
Anderson but was found not guilty
instruments are recorded there, for by a jury.
in many counties there is a separate
The last jury case was that of
official to record legal instruments.
the state versus Fred Biggs, charg-
with unlawful fishing.
The de­
HISTORICAL LECTURE
fendant was found not guilty.
VERY WELL ATTENDED
Today the court will be occupied
with
several equity cases.
The lecture on Oregon’s history by
Professor J B. Horner of Corvallis
at the city hall auditorium
last
aturday night was attended by one
of the largest crowds ever assembled
here for Buch an event.
Professor Horner proved himself
• ell versed in the subject
The
lecture was illustrated by stereopti-
eon slides.
YOUNG MAN BADLY INJURED
WHEN LOG STRIKES HIM
Harold Withrow jwas ba*iy
in ■
Ju red a( the Coates logging ramp
on Tue-day by a piece of a log hit­
ting him in the chest, breaking his
collar bone, and bruising him bad­
ly. He is at the Boa Is hospital and
COUNTY AGENT W D PINE
at
latest reports Is mending rapidly.
AND FAMILY TO RETURN
Mr and Mrs Frank Withrow
of
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Word was received from
D Independence, parents, were called
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Pine this week that he expects to here because of the seriousness of
e in Tillamook Sunday or Monday the injuries to their son.
with his famMy (Mr Pine hag been
n De: ketey for smne weeks past on
Construction w< ^k m the New­
iceount of the serious illnesi! of his port-Corvallis road is nearing com­
pletion.
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