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r. 34 NUMBER 17 TILLAMOOK, TILLAMOOK COUNTY- OREGON. FEBRAUBY 2. 1923 TWO DOLLARS I’ER YEAR ♦ <»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jan. 30th, at the W O. W. hall with BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ♦ wenty five members present and Fire Chief Coates states that the ♦ ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY Mrs. W. ii. Stark, Mrs. city of Seattle has recei, pi;r< b ♦ BILL PASSES THURSDAY jr and her mother, both 13 Stutz pumpers like the one owned * i ♦ Nebraik^. Two new by Tillamook City, and 6 Stutz ser Word was received from ♦ men b- rs were admitted to the club, Of vice trucks. It will be remembered evening ♦ Salem yesterday Mrs. Geo. Larson and Mrs. A. R. that Tillamook was the first city on ♦ that the Roosevelt highway 3«t Keesee Refreshments were serv- the Pacific coast to purchase one of * bill, providing for matching Mrs. R B. Hayes entertalne ! ed by th< hostea.-. s, Mrs. C. B. Stan e. these fire engines. ♦ federal funds for the con- ♦ few of her neighbors at her ti ley. Mr W 1; Noyes and Mrs E U. A meeting was held at the court Next Friday, February 9, there At a special meeting held last Mrs.R.L.Wade and daughters Anna will be an election i>-. id at the high ♦ structlon of the htghway, ♦ Saturday afternoon, January Si ■ All ■ iijoyed a pleasant after house Wednesday evening oi the ■day evening by the city council the house bad passed both ♦ ♦ and Roberta, rf Portland, drove tn scl oi gymnasium between the hours n ui>. .lie club will meet ugaln un purpose of getting a clear under twenty seventh. Following an tfeonslder a number of ordinances after some and the senate ♦ ternoon pleasantly spent in sw Ing, February 22nd. last Thursday for a short vi t with of 2 and 7 P. M. for the purpose of ♦ standing of the sentiment in 'hi. ■ city attorney received instruc February 1, • « • ♦ discussion. datives, lea* tag again Friday. n floral game was played with Mrs. vicinity regarding the formation < i voting bunds to the amount of ■s to prepaid measures to cope 1923, was the final date on ♦ Turnbull winning th honors while Friday Bridge Club met last a port and harbor improvements for H.A.Franklin made a short bust - $95.000 . provide funds for the er co ♦ Bi the various conditions about which this measure could be ♦ the consolation was given Mrs. Ches « I 'o iy i the home of Mrs. W. D. Tillamook bay. ness trip to Portland the first of the lon uf . i grade school building ■ city, ♦ considered, and It was rush- ♦ ter Hoskins. 1 with Mrs. J. N Shaw assisting The meeting had been called week by for District No. 9. was ©in of the laws considered ♦ « ed through at the last mtn tl I' - I. . he rooms and luncheon Captain George Mayo of tie Untie.: The guests present were, Mes The o.eids to be voted upon will Mr. and Mrs F. C. Feldschau, who ■over the state building require ute. The state ha« agreed to ♦ dames Moulton, Grider, Oi.se, bi. v. -i. t;i teltilly decorated with Stats Engineers and about forty lo Con M's in connection with fire risks. I have been visiting for the past month lie for tt: years, though tt Is hard to ■> match federal funds up to ♦ i’ ’. 11!. >v-i and pine cones. Tho cal citizens were present v ,‘n over, McKinley, Q. Q. And i' determine ;.t this time what Interest © new ordinance to be presented I in Portland returned home 'I .y ♦ $2,500.000 for the construe - dainty luncheon was carried out with subject was discussed. Turnbull, Chester Hoskins, -IÜ •til be charged, on account of the ■ follow along the lines of the Miss Margaret C< ntes , spent the * tlon of this road. Mrs. D. O. Lamb, Boone, Miller, Peuningtou, J. u pink color scheme. Mayor Smith read letters receive I unsettled condition of the bond mar he fire marshal's laws. week-end in Portland with relatives. ♦ H. and H. H. Rosenborg. ♦ Spltzmesser won the high score for from several mill operators about the Bond houses have advised that An amendment to Ordinance 860 Mr.and Mrs.lt.A.Leonard anddaugli ♦ ♦ .m afternoon and Mrs. Paul Fitz county stating the • • • estimated tt Control minors of the city tn at- ters Ruth andHelen, left Thursday it will probably run about 5 per cent, ------ ------- *-------------- Patrick tho consolation. Tho mem amounts of lumber that could be very ¡he local school district Is in The Swastika held its regular ■Ung dances and public gather- | morning for Portland to be gone sev good shape financially, as It has been MAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY January meeting at the home of Mrs. bers present were Mesdames C. W. shipped by water. One lumberman L, and to stop the irregularity oral days on a cash basis for some time, Thia RETURNED FROM WASHINGTON R. B. Hays, Friday the twenty sixth. Barrtck. Paul Dlsny, John Carroll, offered to construct a mill of 100, long minors attending these gath- A party composed of Mr and MRS. is expected to onien well for the bond The afternoon was pleasantly passed Archie French, Clent King, W. F. 000 feet capacity if the proposed the ■gs . Representatives from R.N.Htnkle, Mrs.J.E.Reedy and Glen election. tn sewing and following the busiue- Nichols. W. D. Pine, Fred Small, J. harbor improvements were made. ■men's club of the city and the Sheriff Aschtrn returned last week . i. \\ Turnbull and D O The total tonnage as given by these Leach drove to Portland lust week. The old school building that has meeting a game, testing the guests’ E Klux Klan were present with ï i iiu. Mrs. Paul Fitzpatrick statements ran ino a large amount. Mr.lleukle and Mr.Leavh attended been occupied since 1903 and has from Montesano, W us I m , bringing botanical knowledge was played, Mis blutlons from their respective or w as the guest of the afternoon. The the Shrine ceremonial, while Mrs. long since been outgrown, In some with him S. L. Beals, who is charg Capaln Mayo outlined a tentative I B. C. Lamb receiving the high, t llzatlons urging the council to will be plan of operation. In which the con Henkle and Mrs. Reedy attended a rooms there are over 45 pupils, when ed with larceny both in the Justice score and Mrs. W. J. Hill the lowest next meeting of the club | In this matter. The city will at 30 is considered a large number. A and circuit courts here. The law The guests of the afternoon were I k Id with Mrs. Nichols and M rs. structlon of a 20 inch suction dredge kpt o cooperate with county offi- meeting of the Nile. was Included. Tho plan allowed for Mr.and Mrs.Frank Heyde Mrs.Sam yeat ago it was found necessary to violation Is said to have taken place Mosdames Crenshaw, B. C. Lamb, Paul Disney. ls tn controlling public dances a channel 16 feet deep and 200 feet build two portable school houses on last October. Hunter, Holmes, Robinson and taagers of dances In the city have Vlerick and J.R.Collins drove to Dal The sheriff experienced consider wide from the present end of the HIGH SCHOOL NOTES pressed their willingness to have las and Portland last Thursday. Mr. the Stillwell tract, and this winter able trouble In getting extradition Groat. Members present were Mos Bay City channel to a point licit the Hem - The second week in the new Heyd and Mrs.Collins transude Ibusl It wn- found necessary to rent the dames Hill, Koch, Burge, Habelaei. Jh ordinance passed, stating that papers properly made out for the Haltom, Williams, Kuratll, Smith, este, ha begun, seemingly more en mouth of Tillamook river and In ¿practically all instances they have ness at both places. While in Foil - Presbyterian guild hull to accommo return of Beals. couraging to some of the new Fresh-, eluded a turning basin at the term and Harrison. Kn unable to handle the situation land, Mrs. Heyd and M.s. Vleilck date the pupils. ------------- ------------------- 'a « • • ■ n. who were found during tho Ina). Tim probable cost of the op "b. plans for the new- building al visited with a number of former _______ Im selves. Hi ’ week wandering from piuco tg|*mtlo®n «as also given. a, structure that can be read /Mfhe B’ho plans for he building that A. I Tillamook 1 Ulamook people. On Saturday noon low f COLLEGE GLEE CLUB WILL The Wabbegwanna Club met nt I place, le i .'.use of lile crowiti d con I A number of those present gpokO ^■Boals intends t oerect in the City! they were entertained at a luncheon ily ■ ii rgi 1 to suit the Increase that APPEAR HERE IN CONCERT tho home of Mrs.Lot’tle Hanslmair, ditiona In tbe Mating. To prevent, "II tho desirability of having ■ port mre brought before the council for I at the Hazelwood restaurant by Mrs. is expected within the next fifteen Monday evening of last week. Mrv thi Mr. Johnson and his most trust-! Captain Mayo will make hi i . i>" . HH sancton. I Harry Joyce and Mrs. M. 1. Rhodes. or tw-enty years. Chailott Mathews assisting. Ottiers faelpei have put in Mveral new!*® 11,0 War Department People who enjoy good clean en ; The city attorney was instructed! On Friday afternoon they were members present were Mesdatnea eats. The new"comers, who are 23 tho Project very shortly. It is said tertainment will commend the action to draw an ordinance making thol guests at a theatre party given by Christensen, Coe, Larson, Beth Oth BISHOP W. T. SUMNEB TO of the Tillamook High School Stu I? all, now seem more at ease. | —------------ ♦----------- — »gnufacture of liquor unlawful In j Mrs. W J. Petersen. Mrs. Viericir out, Margaret Othout, Shearer,Terry visit tillamook S unday dent Body In sponsorng the Concert Sv. ,1 of the new Freshmen w lion I MONEY RECEIVED MONDAY the city. So far the only prohfbl-| had the pleasure of attending the ThomaH, Williams, Winslow, Lui as, to be given by the Men’s Glee Club tTtSeir gTa^oXr'll1^! »» NATIONAL GUARDSMEN tlon law on the city books have been| Shriner s banquet Saturday night. Keesee, Hoy, and Miss ii.rriel De Aá the Uight Rev Walter Taylor of Pacific University next week In 1* connection with drunkeness. I lhe party returned htme iltuiday ov Ford. Officers for the year 1923 weri Sumner, nishop of the Episcopal the high school gymnasium. er.-i, which are very promising to The next meeting of the council I . u il n g. elected as follows President, Enola fill Nearly $2000 was received by Cap Everyone likes to hear a good gloe (hent as future citizens and speakers Will be held February 6, and the city! District Attorney Goyne last week h irch of Oregon, was unable to Thomas, Vise President, Rose Will — on u.s appointments In Tillamook tain Bhcarer this week a. pay lor club, and uh this la the first time a d the assembly. gov- rnlng body had asked that there I ] ocelvod a letter from B. F. Laudig the first Sunday In January as the college glee club has ever appeared Imuz Socreftary and Reporter, Char— Last Friday the Student Body held I *-be nten of Company K” for tho last bo a good attendance of citizens el | of Scranton, Pa., with whom he went rain and wind storms tied up the tn this city, they should be greeted .<>;i .’.’.Athcwti Sewing and conund it. mid term election of officers. The|‘i'iarter ot drill. The receipt of tho tkai time to express their views onl to school many years ago. Mr. Lail rums were tne order ot the evening -ailroad. and prevented his reaching by a crowded house. Those who o',ileers elected for the coming se money seemed to have considerable Mgislatlve matters concerning dig’s writing to the district attorney Lucile Christensen and Rose Williams the etty. has made arrangements to power to raise interest in the inili- have hoard the club say that it is mester are: flpy- was occasioned by thi. former read - Ii here next Saturday and Sunday, exceptionally good. The entertain - bi lag F. prize winners for the eve tary organization. Pi- id. nt, Noah Richards; vice tng in a Pennsylvania paper of the The Tillamook company ill being his first visit to St. Al ment is a typical college glee club nlng After f.he regular meeting and president, Victor Mathews; secretary “brunding case" lu Tillamook and bans’ mission Members of the program chomses, quartets, etc., social hour a light lunch was enjoyed and I ■ ..surer, Ruth Gold; General tho scalp of Company “G" LLAMOOK WOMEN’S CLUB of Mr. Goyne’a connection att public Ma . ntic lodge and Eastern Star have wth a comedy stun which is said to by ail Manager. Jim Tone; Sergeant at land, which has been very ACTS ON CIVIC MATTERS prosecutor. in l> invited to hear Bishop Sumner be a scream. A . i, Henry Himes; yell leador, recently as being high coiiipim.' | A. A. Hanson of Garibaldi was i preach morning and evening at the points of attendance in Oregon. About forty five r embers and Buitlah Bowers; editors, Mabie An h gticcee» The club recently made I The Women’s Club held a special I ln ctty last w eek. Mr. Hanson In September Tillamook v : h?'h ful trip into Washington and de guests of the Ladies Aid of the ■ lei ..ii, Reberta Compbell. fleeting Tuesday for tho purpose of|6aw service |n the World War and Is Masonic hall. company and last month tho I- u the Episcopal Christian Church enjoyed a social Saturday evening We f .1 sure that the Student Body i each at lighted large audiences Baking plans to cooperate with the|llvlng at the bay town with his afternoon al the church Thursday Guild will entertain Bishop Sumner stop. 111 nop. it., with the officers ol' organization was second. Jm ay «jty council In the matter of secur-l mother, being employod with the will doubtless show Tillamook it and Archdeacon J. C. Black at the o lr choice. In making tills semes the afternoon, After an ai ternoon of The entertainment is undo» tog a police matron for the city and! Whitney company, fho top of the list again, for fifteen sowing and visiting th< losing side ter a success. home of Mrs. Fred C. Baker. Tll- ausptcae of the Student Body of I to secure regulations to govern the that Orval Bodie of Bay City was in The services for Sunday are Oft latnook High School. Their 1 I., students of Tillamook High recruits were added during per in the quilt contest served a “mys attendance of minors at public the city Monday morning doing some month and tho attendance was vei . tery'' luncheon. Each person was follows: .. I, alter a lively discussion Fri centage of proceeds will go to the <ai ices. Mrs. Orpha Eastman, Mrs. buying for the Nelson store M Holy Communion fund for the High School Annual. allowed to select from a “mystic lay, : ,.i|'i. ’ Kilchis" as a standard satisfactory. There are 95 enll ie f 8:00 A. W. B. Aiderman and Mrs R B Hayes the menu three articles and there was a name for their high school annual tuen In Company "K” at present Thera is on display at the Ander when Bishop Sumner will be Seats will be fiOc and 35c. Tickets .■Were elected on a committee to con-: ------------ ©------------ gn at .1:1 f merriment when the This had moro meaning than the son grocery a receipt for a subscrip celebrant. on sale at Koch’s drug store, Cur far with city and county officials on | luncheon wan nerved. The aid I. tion to tho Headlight dat< . Decern 10 oO A M -Church school. sug oilier nann uggested, and is ■ TAX BOOKS BEING BROUGHT tain will rise at 8 at the gymnasium the subject L and planned a great deal of work for tho gestive only of Tillamook. 11 no A. M.—Confirmation j Tho club approved the plans for| ber "* 16, " 1898. . The receipt WM given Friday, February 9th. FOBWARD FOR NEXT YEA n' their fliHt yerr, one of flist enterprises !'he Sophomore Class elected the ’.iNpe new school house and the lasu- to M. B. Doestler and la signed by sermon by Bishop Sumner. being the serving of th. cheesemak- rwlng officer , foi tho new sernos 3:00 P M. -Vestry meeting. Th« force at the sheriffs offic - Biiee of bonds to the extent of $95,-. Thoe. Coates its banquet at tho church Monday 1'ie irent, Wanda Haltom; vice Is tiUHy now bringing forward 3 BOO to cover the cost of the building | Lou Henry, a brother in law of 7:30 P M. Evening Prayer and CARD OF THANK» tho night They hope tn be able to raise Ideal Kenneth Malian; secretary balances preparatory to the new tax ax We take this opportunity to B T. Butts was present and explain I Rev A. A. McRae, left to. 1 horn. sermon by Bishop Sumner the venr for ¿1500 00 by the end of ui. Rn>. ■ na Htinson, Class year. Tho tax levied on Tlll.u om: All ere cordially Invited to these tend our heartfelt thanks to all who Ind the plans and the bond Issue. He, near Carleton this week i hr church work ■ live, Paul Powers; class county last year amounted to ixas asked by the club If tt would be wore so kind and ever willing to as Mis. Dolph Tlnnerstet was taken ser vicoa. r. Miss Barry. and 00(1 w hile tills year it has le • i cut slst us during the last Illness ■■osslble to secure a gymnastic teach - Cu Uoui’s hosvilul lo; treatment on ■v. in. i lembi n, were voted to $830,000. death of our husband and father. •r for the younger school pupils. e .s.'.e. luz GBAUD JURY IS LN SESSION; ■ta <., thlan Society Friday all those who ■ The city officials were commended in kite. John Dick ot Portland is 'LAKY INDICTMENTS EXPECTED We wish also to thank t'.< \ . Eugene Hamrick, ' ,$t'i iheir decision to strictly enforce the city visiting her daughters, Mix F ent flowers and In other ways as BUYS JERSEY BULL , s and aMrion Lamb. '■ ita.- curfew laws. Mr White of Beaver recently n The grand Jury w us called in see slstod Urf during our time of bereave ¡9. EX Koch and Mrs. Fred Small amt laying i b... k. t ball game between Til I Owing to the faot that It was For all the above, accept our chased a young Jersey bull of I . C. t< rd ay and from the number merit their famUies. Mrs Dick came with <1 h ri n MeMlnnvlllo, Satur thought that the bills Introduced in Daniels. This bull Is rk ly broil i wltr.i . i - called before that body thanks. the Smail.-, when th- . .eturneu from • or. f 22 39 in being from Olga Lade Dewbell, the th* legislature by Repiecentative or Uunu ¿Suiidny. MRS. E U PARTRIDGE, it Is ■ pected that a large number :Mlnnvillo. 'the saying ilatne of St. Make . Ibetty ! .¿JR’atsou lu regard to the abolishment | MR. and MRS. L E PARTRIDGE that of indictments will be returned. Rus John Neuon of Bay ji . j to 1 p or beginning is a good | bolds the senior 2 year old wor RUTH PARTRIDGE tli the Child Welfare commission, and i!i court convenes next Monday. attended sell zraWKlm) of Iim.lik ' and tho T 11. . boys mude cord with 821.33 lbs fal and will ¡future care of dependent children as m true when In the second soon finish another record of provided by said bills would not be .he pu: t meeting he. 305 ■ y scored more polilla than days making her a woi Id reco . >n improvement over present con ditions the club voted to send pro The High a foui year old. ills opposing team D. B. Dm by and B lili'S Ills sir sire I He< is to Mr. Watson, Senator Ed { weie mair.ed J^.. toys wen oui to play 1 New . > a > Ju- V. ill St. Mawes Lad, w whose hose ilaught- 'Wards and the commltte-s to whlchltlce of the Peai. Stanley Monday, an came home with soon qualify him lot a .-live; ■l.-i. ■he bills might be referred. I y £> Olsen, traveling fiilg., heurts full of ; faces au Mr. Daniels Is proud to pin W A discussion of chatauqua and ly I a^fcut fur the Southern Pacific Com Why? Lt ite at the score! bull tn this herd as Mr. While keum courses for the coming season pauy was in town on busl:• ■V. cd Rah! fine Htart of Jeisey.-, and will ig 13. Tli i iliumook! ¡was brought up and the club ex- aenday. bi one of the leading Jer. i-y bi mts of T. H. 8. arc going in Tillamook county. .pressed a sentiment strongly in fa George Gilbert#- mi . oi.l entertain tbu Young vor of a chatauqua if suitable ar -------------- r» ui- 1 la thia city, but now of Me il> of Fa< file Univers rangements could be made. Mrs. R. <i 1 iini llle, was taken to the Good ¡A Leonard. Mrs. W B Aiderman and WATER PERMITS of 18 young men. Wo Samaritan hospital In Portland last During the month . oi O ol»or. it will be worth our time Mrs C. . Edwards volunteered to week where he underwent an opera serve on a committee to investigate o bear those young men November and Dec. oin-r, n oo, tion for appendicitis. At latest re- conditions and ascertain if the city try y I tils Is the first enter- permltH weri issued by Stalo ilngt 7and'*county "are ?^epUvZ to the idea| P’;»* Is recovering nicely. ?p I of its kind that has ever noor Percy A. Cupper, foi tli Dr Robinson reports the following ari Of a chatauqua, and to dtermlne what Tíllame k and we hope that piiatlim of water from th. larrangements could be made with| births: to Mr. and Mrs Carl Ander an Inducement to the streaind throughout the Slate . : O.< son, a eon, Jan. 20th; to Mr. and th«- Chautauqua companies. others. Wo are assured gon. The permits cover the lr Mrs. Arthur Tippin, a eon, Jan. 23rd. that ibis wl ill be a success as it has tlon of 2,767 acre« ot land, lii< to Mr. and Mrs. R V» Trackwell, a und velopment eg 837 hol sepov. er, been highly / recumtneuded and up JUDGE McCAMANT WILL GIVE daughter, Jan. 27th, and to M plaudled, in other counties and the use of water for milling, in un te— BOOKS TO LOCAL LIBRARY Mrs. Leslie M. Roas, of B ave has been. So we ipal and domestic and various othui daughter, aJn. 27th Oí nope every will make hi» plans purposes. 1 he estimated cost, Judge Wallace McCamant of Fort «------------- 0------ — now to liar e young men that constructiun woik under the p>- i mi is land Is very much interested in In WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT us lu tho High 1 h approximately $140,o0 - 00 l’uimg creasing the study of American his Ibis period, permits to siori a totul MEETS HERE ON HIGHWAY tory and the appreciation oi he work guinea of 1,353 ac: feet ot wate- ill three of our great historical leaders and F W. Livermore and ohn Wi acore reservoir, wore lxsued, the estimated statesmen The state librarian hai Washington couuty ronin ■ cost of such reservoirs tiein ; notified the TUiamooa lib. ary board were in the city t>is week u lUb! $11,300-00. that be is arranging for a gift f Ml with the Tillamook county court In 'l lliatnook county p< rmlis WOIU oi road volumes of biographies, Lae set matters oplis 3 ¡lip' Hip! granted to: z. tie i lean Statesmen series, to a few ap N. Christensen covering thi bs Oregon libraries and Tillamook Mills proprlution of water from CLOVERDALE MERCANTILE CO <>t.e of the few favored The aerie« Creek for domestic use and irrigui CARD OF THANKS is limed at $2 00 per volume so will SELLS TO SHERIDAN MERCHANT i .. u iu . ink our friend« for lug of 39 acres at a co.-1 u l>e an addition that the board would Ada Benfield covering the appio i. 1 is during the .11 The Cloverdale Merest not have been able to purchase with our In tie darling, also for priatlon of water fium Boulder pany which has been con their limited book fund. Creek for Irrigation of 50 acre ¡ at a ■aiitiful fl- wets. the past few years by Kuntz bi ------------- ------------------- Chill lira E. Stephenn. cost of $100. was sold recently, ot I). A. Bailey covering the appro Dr Smith reports the birth of a Mr Stott of Sheridan ♦ Carl, of arlbaldl, was tn priation of water from an unnamed daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank brothers will go to t stream fur domestic use Ity Thursday. Freeman Jan. 30th. where their parents reside. -Si Ì, > ar *