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/ leaò li nljt J k VOLUME XXXIV. NUMBER 7. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922. CLUB NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY TWENTY EIGHT COAST COUNTY DELEGATES AT PORTLAND J GATHERING IAKES UP Becommendatiou Made To Cover- nor-elect That Coast Man Be Put on Road Commission Four Tillamook Calf C»Ub boys were selected at the Pacific Interna tional as among the twenty making the best exhibit of dairy calves. E. A. Stuart, president of the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition, wiy give free tripe to Carnation Stock Farms. Seattle, Was»E, to the twenty Live Stock Club boys and girls who make the beBt live stock exhibits of dairy breeds at the Ex position this fall. Carnation 8tock Farm is one of the largest and moet perfectly equipped breeding estab llshments of dairy cattle 1 nthe en tire weet. This trip will be given next sum mer after the close of school. The four boys exhibiting st Portland and securing the trip were Jack Mowwy, Ted scobs, Kenneth Wil liams, and Robert Williams. PRICE $2 PER YEAR PORTLAND TEAM WINS FROM T.H.S. FIRE DESTROYS NEHALEM HOME The game between Tillamook NEHALEM, No». 22— A fire High School and the Hill Military which occurred about 11 o'clock Academy, played at Portland No Sunday night, destroyed the house vember 17, was a defeat for Tilla of Elmer O. Storm at upper Nehalem mook—18 to 14. The foot ball boys The house and contents were a to stayed in Portland long enough to TAXPAYERS WILL DECIDE MAT see the game between O. A. C. and FIRST TEAM FROM OUTSIDE OF tal loss. Mr. and Mrs. Storm had PRACTICALLY ALL OF FORMER retired early and were awakened by U. of O. This they report was very STATE TO PLAY LN TER ON MONDAY the smoke, and were barely able to EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN interesting. The coach said the U. escape through a window with their of O. outplayed the O. A. C. In ev DECEMBER 1 TILLAMOOK REMOVED two year old child. It Is not known ery way. One defect In the O. A. C. how the fire started but presumably line up was that their offensive was from the kitchen flue as that part of spread too much The boys will play the roof was falling in when they a game In Tillamook, November 24, EXPENDED awoke gasping for breath from the with Camas, Washington. This 1 b dense smoke. A small amount of the first time a team from another insurance was carried, but the loss Election To Be Handled Without state has ever been brought to Tilla Elevens Were Evenly Matched And falls quite heavy as the Btorms had The Very Latest In Boilei and Ma mook. iut recently purchased the property. Many Spectacular Plays Cost To City; Mayor Has Guaranteed Expenses “Professor Pepp” a three act farce will be given by the High Behool Dramatic Club in the gymnasium December 8. This play is give* for the benefit of the annual and is one of the best plays ever pul on by the club. The oharacters are unusually well chosen, especially Professor Pepp. who is a nervous old ma* just back from Russia where be was in itiated by the Russian Redeemers. chiaery Equipment To Nehalem Local New* Resulted Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Travis and Be Installed Mrs. W. G. McGhee were Nehalem visitors last week. Last Sunday evening there was a December 1 3 Is the day nt for the Tillamook high school hung up I At the annual budget meeting last The frame work of the fi rst part one of the most notable victories in week 11 w“ decided to build a play of the 60x80 building that will house road meeting at the Imperial hotel special election to determine wheth her career today when the loCkl high Rhe<i tor PuPUe of Gw puMle schools In Portland participated in by dele er or not Tillamook elty will ap first ‘ be sub ” the new electric plant of the Coast school eleven beat the fast team But " ” the 1 matter m«st ~ gates from the coast counties of propriate all of Block 1, Maple from Camas, Wn., high school, 28- mitted to the approval of the pa Power company Is near completion. There will be a joint meeting of Grove addition for the purposes Oregon for the purpose of strength This section will house the turbines of 12. This game attracted mueh in trons. Mrs. A. 3. Bffenbergw and daugh and the boiler room will be under ening the support of the Roosevelt the Tillamook Holstein. Jersey and weeting an armory building there. terest on account of the reputation Guernsey Calf Clubs at 8:00 p. m. of the Camas aggregation and the ter. who have been visiting her sis way very soon. highway. This property Is some that was in the Tillamook Creamery Associa The building is of heavy construc fact that this team Is the first from ter and other relatives for the past At the meeting a resolatlon was tion rooms above the First National taken over by the city on account of The manual training is progress week returned to her home at tion and will be roofed and sided outside of Oregon to play here. The Buick last Saturday. passed asking Governor-elect Pierce bank. It is hoped that all ealf club the owners letting It go on account ing very nicely in their work this two teams were considered with corrugated Iron, with every very Mrs. Hoffman of Portland is the precaution made to make It to appoint same resident of the members will be present ae this is of street assessments, and as the sale year. The work this semester is as evenly matched. fire guest of her brother, Andrew Klein, proof. the summing up of the years’ work. of such property Is not very satisfac follows: The first five weeks were Practically all the old coast counties on the state highway At the end of the first half Tjlla-I and°famll*y tory, city officials wish to lay it given to mechanical drawing, in or lead with a score of 7-6, and — 1 _____ _ who ~~~ has equipment has been removed and the association. No name was submit Bpec- Mise Myrtle McDonough, The following clubs were organ aside for the armory site, The ar- der to make the boys familiar with ted to Mr. Pierce at this time but] ised during the last week for the tacular runs and passes were played I been attending a busines seollege at 100,000 brick that will go Into the mory wlh be state property, bullt the things they wish to make. Be It Is understood that either Charles new club year: Astoria for some months, is visiting foundations of the new boilers will under cooperation of the eounty and fore beginning the work on wood, by both teams., Hall of arshfled or B. F. Jones of The personnel ot the two teame Is her mother, Mrs. R. A. Crawford, be laid about the first of next Blaine, Oregon; a eamp cookery state, The next seston of the legla- they were instructed in the use of Newport, who is «»own aa the club with Thomas Large as local ghe will remain at home until after month, according to C. J, Edwards, machinery to avoid any danger of as follows: manager for the company. "Father of ths Roosevelt Highway,” leader. President, ohn Burbank lature will be asked for funds to fl injury. The lumber is sold to the Camas Tillamook Thanksgiving. A new boiler unit known as the will be mentioned later to Mr. | vice president, Robert Bedortba; nance the building. L. Beauchamps C ...._ ----- Himes Dr. McGee reports the birth of a at coat. A new way Is provid boys It la planned tn erect a 940.000 Stirling Water tube boiler will be Pierce. A. W. Norblad of Astoria secretary, Edna Cason; the other F . Beauchamps ...» LG - ..... — Thomas I 9 Vi pound baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. ed to avoid any mistake« tn book installed but the turbines was chairman of the meeting, which members were Emma Lepen, Wm. building which will serve as a home keeping. This is the issuance and of Bradley ............. LT _____ ___ ..Tone I John Leslie on Monday, November for Company "K” 'a, well as al! oth switchboard that has been in use consisted of representatives from Bedortba, Adam Lepen, and LE ------- j C, Johnson! 13th. Levi er veterans* organizations here and cards that are bought at the office Essen ...... ..... Columbia, Clatsop, Tillamook, Lin- Fitch. Hamburg, will be used. Arrangements have Wledman .... RG_________ Folandl Mrs. C. A. Norton of their auxiliaries. This building ! will and each charge is punched, thus Griffith ..... coin, Polk, Lane, Douglas and Coos RT_______ Maxwell | California, is the guest of her been made to install an extra tur- Wheeler, Oergon; a sewing elub also be available for all kinds avoiding these mistakes. A short Of counties. There was no representa was Organized October 30. Mrs. C. bine unit within the next few L. ohnson I daughter, Mrs. C. A. Erickson this Tuner ____ ____ RE period is given each day 1 b given to tive from Curry county. Mrs. Fred White was chosen as local leader. meetings and conventions. It is i roc- the review of mathematics used in Bennett ............. Q ___ months. With the equipment the ... Driscoll week. ognlzed by many cities that the Assenheimer of Eugene was secre— I president, Goldie Chatfield; vice Qrne E. B. Gresham came down from company now has it will be possible Ougs ------------- RH T. the figuring of lumber. The tools bringing of conventions to the town 1 tary of the delegation. Tippin his logging camp at Buick for a few to develop about 3200 kilowatts, or I president, Julia Gillett; secretary, are taken care of in a new way in J. Ougs ....... ....... LH .. at Other road matters beside the Alice Swadley; other members are is a very lucrative proposition, ar.d order to avoid th e leaving of tools K. Wledman _____ F ___ ___ Olsen day8 la8t week to try his skill ** over three times the power develop mix ed before. The addition of another 1 duck hunting Bert likes to Roosevelt highway were discussed | _ gdris Chartier, aunita Wann, Mln- it is expected that the armory here on benches. This is done by having Substitutes: Camas — Cortes, Craig a by every member present and a res-1 n¡e Kral, Francea Patchell, June will more than pay for itself In i drawers with numbers to corres Giddings, Bongs, McCoy. Tillamook play with work that dullness may power unit will raise that figure to* olution was drawn memorializing | starr, Doris Cornett, Ruth White few years. not occur. about 5000 kilowatts. The election on the 18th is being pond with those of each table. This —Sharp and Anderson. Henry Stasseck and family have ^•The old boilers carried about 150 congress to take favorable action In and Stella Chatfield. method is followed for those tools Referee: F. A. Beltz. ’ Umpire: recently moved to Nehalem from1 pounds of steam while the new one matching the 32.500,000 appropri A cooking club was organized at bandied without any expense to the which are used quite often. Other F. L. Eberman Seaside, and will occupy Mrs. E. M. will develop 200, with a special ar ated some time ago by the Oregon Woods, Oregon, by Miss Lucy Dan taxpayers at large. The election tools are checked off and the student of Thompson’s house this winter. legislature. Several members of the iels, who will also act as local lead board has agreed to work free rangement to superheat the steam is responsible until their return. A The Musical History and Harmony Just after the news of the disas- 100 degrees, adding 15 percent to present legislature who were pres er. Members of the club are: charge, and local printers and pub few of the things that are being Class met at the home of Mrs. J. C. I trous defeat of the Republican can- at pledged their support to a bill Agatha Hurliman, president; Robert Ushers are handling the necessary made are: rowboats, cedar chests, th efficiency. Holden Monday evening, Nov. 20. didates in the recent election, and to renew the validity of the old ap Sadler, vice president; Pansey Bab legals and printing free for the good stands and library tables. The expenditure of $100,000 la The life of Schuman was read and while the smoke of battle hung In propriation that has been passed by cock, secretary; Emma Hurliman of the cause. Mayor Moulton per necessary to rebuild the plant, which compositions written by Schumann the air, we learned that an enter this state. This measure expires and Mary Hurliman. Agatha Hurl— sonally guaranteed the expenses of is being constructed by O. D. DePew were given, Those taking part in j prising photographer from the co%>- next February 1, and it will be iman, Emma Hurliman and Pensey the election so as to protect the tax of Seattle. $50,000 more is being The L. D. Club met Nov. 17 th at were Rosa Schild, Pearl i ty seat was seen making a snap shot the program the payers. necessary to have it renewed in the Babcock have also enrolled in the home of Mrs. Steinback with Anderson, Florence Stranahan, I of one of the road crews In this end spent to make outside improvements coming session. sewing project. Mrs. Styles assisting hostess, The Jances Watson, Sarah Trombley, of the county with road master John in the power system. This includes The resolution committee consist SOCIETY CIRCUS DUE following members were present: Dorothy Haberlach, Floyd Rosen- Carroll In action at Its head. Bet- a carload of copper wire that has ed of A W. Norblad. Astoria, chair BAYOCEAN TAXPAYERS WEEK FROM WEDNESDAY Mrs.' Armentrout, Mrs. Boone, Mrs. berg and LaVerna Holden. Light ting i8 even as to whether the pic- recently been stretched between this man. A. . Beals, Tillamook; B. F. WANT TO KEEP LOTS new Bunne, Mrs Doty, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. The class ture was made to prove to the in- city and Garibaldi, and three Johnes of Lincoln county; Mrs. Fred A society circus, given under the Ho81ey, Mrs. Hoy, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. refreshments were served, transformers installed at that place. The coming administration that there Assenheinier, .,ane county; Fred Club Moulton, Mrs. Mathers, rs. Odell, meets each Monday evening, According to the tax rolls of Til auspices of the Kensington The construction of the new boil ever was such an animal as a repub next social night will be Dec. 18. Aseenheimer, Douglas county; John lamook county owners of Bayoceaft will be given at the Masonic hall Mrs. H. H. Rosenberg, Mrs. 3. J. ri. er is expected to prevent the nuis lican (not written with a capital C Kendall, Coos county, and B. K. lots to the number of 746 have fully on December 6. The proceeds of Rosenberg and four guests, Mrs. Al ■ letter this year) road crew at work, ance of the cinders that have drifted Lawson, Curry county. The confiscation of a five gallon | or the len, Bennett. Mrs. Drew and Mrs. paid up their taxes on account of the entertainment will go to Borae one wanted to pre- ove rthe city from the stack of the Tillamook people who attended added interest recently revived in Masonic home at Forest Grove. Spear. The afternoon was enjoyably keg containing liquor in a house serve th eclasslc features of the power company’s plant, as all fuel the meeting were H. H. Rosenberg, the beach property. Formerly most The circus will include side shows spent, and much work was accom near the Ackley bridge on Wilson genial John. will be completely consumed within I W W \ O. Beals. J. Mer- of the owners of these lots had been and general entertainment. The old plished. Delightful refreshments river resulted in the arrests of Floyd the boilers. rel Smith, and David Kuratli. friend of the circus, ths hot dog, were served. The club will meet Wolfe. Louis Elliott and Charles I COMMANDANT AT letting taxes accumulate. There were 28 delegates altogether. wtll be on hand, as well as candies again Dec. 8th at the home of Mrs. Cater on the 17th. All three pled EUGENE GOES TO ENGLAND HARMONY NOTES and other refreshments. Music and Mathers with Mr». Odell assisting guilty and were fined each $100 and1 FORMER CITY RESIDENT Mr. and Mrs. Steiger, who have UNION THANKSGIVING SER hostess. costs in justice court. singing is part of the program. Col. John A. Leader, former com recently sold their place at Long KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE VICE AT REFORMED CHURCH mandant of the Officer’s Training Prairie, went to Portland for a Camp at the University of Oregon, short visit. Mrs. James Phillips, who lived A union Thanksgiving service of Mrs. Leader and tbeir three eons will The Weather Beaten Club met •U the churches and people of Tllla- here some months ago with her hus sail for England from St. John, New at the home of Mrs. Harry Hogan owk win be held in the Reformed band and children, was struck by an Brunswick, on Dee. 10. planning to last Wednesday. The day was spent fhurch on Thursday evening. No— automobile and killed near the cor make their home there permanently. in embroidering and crocheting. At in Haber 30th at 8 P. M. Both the ner of Kearney and 16th street Col. Leader came to Oregon when 3 o’clock a lunch was served. Mrs. Geeernor of Oregon and the Presi Portland on Armistice day. America entered the war. An offi child Mrs. Emil Krebs and ramlly visit dent of the United States have issued Phillips had her 11 months old cers ’ training camp was established ed Tuesday evening with G. G. k«l»raations concerning the ob— with her at the time but the baby at the University and a man was de Graves. "fine* of the day. The following was unhurt. sired as eommandaat who had bad Inez Hopkins was again on the Xopatu has been prepared: overseas experience. Through ar Honor Roll of the High School. Invocation, Rev. Clink. BOAT KNOWN HERN rangements by the State Department Hur.o. Congregation. I Miss Esther Earl spent Wednes REPORTED IN DANGER and the British War Office, Col. day evening with Frieda Rogers. Reading President’s Proclamation, Leader, who had been incapacitated McRea. Mr. and Mr* Krebs and their son, The Anvil, which la a ga* power for further service in November, Richard, Special Music, Reformed Male boat that formerly was operated be spent Wednesday picking the 1916, after severe fighting on Quartette. apples at Mr. Murphy’s and Mr. tween Portland and Tillamook, was the Somme, where be oommanded Scripture Reading, Rev. Mamrlck. I Suiters’. reported in press dispatches recent Sixteenth Royal Irish Rifles, came 3Pttia lMuslc, I Charley Hopkins has bought a to Oregon. Thanksgiving Prayer. Rev. Har—| ly as having been In danger off the new Ford bug. coast of Washington. The boat and w*. M! m Esther Earl Bpent Friday •V - MUCH SICKNESS REPORTED Thanksgiving Offering. To be crew were rescued. enir.g with Florence Krebs. been Some peculiar malady has for the Christmas needy. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson are FORMER NEWSPAPER OWNER Bunn, Congregation. current for ths past few days a bou: visiting at the home of E. N. Large. Sermon. Rev Woolever. OF THIS CITY DIES MONDAY Tillamook, and has ciaime<r'a large They intend to make this their tem 't*ftal Music, Male Quartette. percentage of the people here as its porary home. R. M. Watson, former owner of *#edlction. Her. Lueukaemper. victims. The sickness does not A cordial Invitation is extended the Tillamook Herald and later pro seem to tie ssgpons but oonrtsts most With tbs opportunity to represent *11 people to join in this Union prietor of the Tillamook Independ ly of stomach and intestinal trouble the West against Penn State at ^»nkagiving service. ent .died at his home at Ilwaco, Wn.. Local physicians are unable to ae Psuewiena har.ging in the balance, last Monday night. Ms. Watson was count lor the sickness, though sev the University of Oregon eleven will ON CALIFORNIA PAROL an uncle of Rollie W. Watson and eral thei ries are advanced '■tasti with the University of Wash has Interfered fngto* at Seattle. Thanksgiving day. The complaint IS TO FACE EXTRADITION was well known to old time residents of this place when ix the nswapeper greatly with busln«* about the elty Oregon I* now tied with th* T’niver since it started W j was ou-parole business here. sity of CkiJIfornla for first honors in the Paci fie coast conference, having al if, «as appre- Lyte L. Lores of Wnvren county. gone through the season without a « Wedne nictit by Sheriff LOCAL MAN CALLED TO Pa., and Mary C. Fuqua of Tilla conferva'* defeat In view of bm and E H ’’tark and will be the HOOD RIVER; WIFE SICK mook were married by Rev. A A tact that California has decreed she >« fall fornir ’ finish his sen- t*. McRae at his house last Saturday. will not Mxapt. If nkoesn, the invita ’ on a bad cb to J. L. Henderson was called ** •** Xroled < «■ck charge. John- Mias Fuqua was a clerk at Smithy's tion to represent the wse' in River this week by word that the Ml condltlon that Hood V Variety store for come time and is annual lntersectiona! c I mh I o on New Hendemo* was very mick at and make good Mrs. C» well known here. The couple left Years day. an Oregon victory against Mr. Hendemon left on on the check, that place. . Saturday to make their home in I Washington will put the former In do, say the of- the afternoon stage Monday to be at Pennsylvania. line tor selection. the bedside of Ui-s wife. I