2_____ ____________
ŒiUamook jRabliÿjt
An independent newspaper published
every Friday by the
HEADLIGHT PUBLISHING CO.
Tillamook, Oregon
I
I elephones:
Pacific States, Main 6S
Mutual Telephone
Leslie llarrison. Editor
Entered as second class mail mat
ter tu the postoftice at '1 lllumook,
Oregon.
I
i
SUBSCRIB I ION RATES
One year ............ -......——------ - —12.00 i
Six oiohthi.
1.06*
Three ¡.lontb»
............................... <•]
Fayable in advance
AMERICAN
klEGIOtV.
USING WASTE WOOD.
UNIVERSI I Y OF OREGON, Eu
gen« . F. I>. 1 So hu <<» «lui I uik been
th" pio.) « dl.'-iovrie.l and pel filled
by I’lol. O. 1 .Stalloni, lend ol the
cheinintiy department, tor the util
italioti of waHte wood in tlie pio
dilettoti ol charcoal and wood dl.+
tilllltli.il predili Is, llillt one ot the
this
two tilg cm po.alioiiH utilizing
iiielhoil on n conimeli lai »cale will
soon luci ease the .upii. it) ot Ils
plant.
I c iinvBSc'e
. This compuuy is the
Eanttnuli Co. pot al ion, a Hiibsidl.u y
o( the EiiHtuuin Kodak t oinpaiiy.
The plunt, located al Kings pen t,
lenii, liiw a lapacity at preaenl Of
tt-
JVV cold«, daily
lillà will be
c'lniaed With the lionallal Ion ol livw
equipment, in. ,'idiig to word liuti
lemlied Hie cn pile Illi week
Since I’tof. .
-I' l mid the linn.
ot Bortoli •ngiueei’i beblud him i
deniouHliuted ihul his proieaa waul
leading
pi inti, utile loiiiineici il>,
the Eui'liiiun <oi pomi ion to tMlub i
lieti an in.liiHirlul conivi ul King* i
pon, then ha« l>< et. a marked de
veiopinaut at tin- i tqiu e*«'« vil).
A Vliluge, coiiulHlIig Oí Ibllt) out»
modem liou.»e<., «-» vunsirucltd Cori
employee» ot the plant, i hr Villilgc
ifotfidviri the
will bouse 166 p<» on
cotoni uctton o( tin vlllugi'. a nival.
ileal ol otii.il i in tn a. woik buri hern
uiidei taken In tile plant Ils. II. lTu(
Stuitonl was tn King poit during
the eiiiire period ol 111. iiii-iuRatloti
oi th. n-ioii uii.i oili.i iquipmeut.
uti.l Hus wo.k war UUileiiaK.n Uiidei
hi» din . Iloti and th" l< »Is were luads
U1.U< . hi.- nop« i v i lull.
Solid, liquid and g.uxoii» products
obtained b) the Stalloni prvee-wt ate
Utilized
111«'
ieUUca "i- kuKtuian
plant sttaihe. tie giwaleM Itnpor
lance u> tlie acetone and alcohol
which ate u .
in lire naauutactuie
ot phot, grut'hi films, but tlie iliai
eoa I and the unno, by products find
a ready market.
Coming
* *■» V • r®
Dr. Mellenlnm
SPECIALIST
I
the
in Internal Medicine
past eleven ye
Th*- Americ-.n Legion finished the!
year 1922 with a membership of 7 4 5,1
203 ex service men enrolled In 11.
DOES NOT OPE. TE
067 posts according to Lemuel Bolle I
Legion ti 111".al idjutl.nt \'< w York
Pennsylvania, Illinois,Ohio andMae- i
uchusetts, in relative order, have the,
Will be at Benson Hotel
greatest number of Legionnaires.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY &
!URS
The Legion Is now organized In
DAY.
FEB.
6TH.
7TH
A
TH
all states, Alaska.Oanal Zone,Hawaii I
Otfice Herns. 10 A. M. to 1 1’. M.
Philippines and in the following for
eign countries: Argentine, Belgium,
Brazill, British I les Canada, Chill*.
China, Cuba, France Germany,Guat
THREE DAYS ONLY
etnala, India, Japan,Korea, New Zea (
land, Pei ii. Poland, Porto Rico,Port
ugiiese West Atii'. - n:o Domingo,
No Charge for Consultation
Spanish Honduras. Turkey, and Ven
ezuela.
AT IT AGAIN
The Portland I'eh r .tin. in tne of
its recent issues, commented editoi
tally on the men tie brought up at
l lie present ses.-ion of the legislature
whereby the adjutant
eneral
of
the state could be removed from of
flee at the option of tlie governor.
In 1921 tire .stale law wu. changed
so that the adjutant general could
only be lemoved by court martial.
The Telegram, as usual, is wrong
in stating that the adjutant general
cannot be removed by tlie process of
court martial, for national guard
regulations plainly allow toi the
Hying of atij officer ol tlie national
guard ol an) etale try a military
C>urt compo. 1. it lleie. ary, of of
by
fleers detailed tor the purpose
the War Department. What tlie
is
Telegram says to the contrary
an untruth. The regulation» for the
national guard of Ilin United States
ue available in a city Ibe size of
Portland and th editorial writer of
ur uonlenipoi
h 1 u . h 1*» have look
up this ictei'iice bet -re coinmeiltilig
• hi a subject with
unfamiliar.
Tlie presence al the bouse com
mlttee meeting nt which a hearing
was given on tlie new meastnc
brought out a number of Interesting
facts Two ex uljiituntH general of
tlie state and one apparent aspirant
to the position were the main con
of
tenders for the new bill. All
I hem disclaimed any personal feel
Ings in tlu- matter, but said that
they lnul only Hie lie t imerests of
the state nt heart. I'ast records of
these three however, would tend to
contradict this.
Genet ul White Ims had charge Ol
i In office of adjutant general since
a short time after tlie World War
mill lias attained tin excellent record
in building up (lie state military
fori c i to their pre • III etai.durd Ills
duties should not be Interfei red witli
by politics, ns the Telegram would
luive It.
♦
The meeting held tlilr week tor
the purpose of dlKi'itrsiii. tin- follila
Hon of a port in Tillamook < Hy 1« a
move In Hi<- right direction. Only
by th<- formation of such a |
and lh<- colisi in« t Ion ol ..alisf
11 niiKpoi i at Ion fu< illtles < ati
mook county t"
ahead
l h<
tiinents of the
u<- men ai
Illg Hie meeting wen- In favi
harbor ImprovemuntH. with I
aid, and It Is hop<-<i
it them
tiinents will crystal!/, in »onu
delinife being done toi u hatb
♦
TTWAY. r^UAI'Y !». 1933
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Abilllettn brio-cl by the national
Itisl.cli iv <• commit"*’ of the- American
Legion, in explanation of the new
adjusted com pen. it ion billintroduced
by Congresnnan Fnar oi Wisconsin
dec larer that it is the di\ty of con
gresH to determine the mean of ral
ng the Hinds.
Many concerted attempt- have
been made to induct, the legion toin
dor. e some particular method of rals
Ing government funds with which to
meet adjusted compensation payment
but the national legislative comm
tttee have consistently refused to do
this although representatives of two
other veteran organizations have
done so recently I he legion's policy
has been tlw it Is the duty of con
gress to determine the means of rals
ing the funds and that this fuction
doc- not come within the providence
of our organization.
Dr. Mellenthln is a regular gradu
ate in medicine and surgery and is
licenbed by the state of Oregon. He
visits professionally the more
Im
porta t tow^iM and <iti« -. i d oflei>
to all who ' all on this tiip fiee co» -
illaion, except the expense of treat
ent when desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not oper ■ or chronic
appeti'IiciUs, gall ston< -, ulcere
of
the .-t n • i ’ll, tonsils or adnoids.
He ha« 'o UI h credit wonderful re-
ill« l c diseases of the . tomach, liv-
er, bowels blood, skin, nerv• . heart,
kidney, bladder, bedwettii
atarrh
weak lungs, rheumatism, > tica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailmen
if you h ve been ailln
le ngth of nine and do not
letter, do not fail to call,
er measures rather than
very often the cause of your
standing trouble.
long
Remember above date, that con -
ultation 011 this trip wll 1 be free
and that his treatment is different.
Married women must be
panied by tliclr husbands.
Address:
336 Boston
Minneapolis, Minn.
accom
Block.
W.Eistet 1er, of
elected presici
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
I , i’lesident Wilson used
pen and I.ilei cut It to M i h .
with liceth dal-, engraved
Notice I k hereby given that tlie
Wat r Commission of Tillamook
City "lil receive sealed blds on cer-
tain Improvements at the ii--i'ivoii
1 t1
Head Work of the city water
main ,ei ordlng to plans ami
cations on file at the City
file at the City Hall. I
filed on or before Feb
1923. at which time th
11
opened .mt read
Sai
li
med by a cash
bond
is I to five peri-
>• cointniiudoii re
right ( reject any or all
By
dei of the Tillanu
Commission.
■ ■ -
l II. STANLEY. Sei-retary
+
NOTICE OF DRAINAGE HF.ARIJ"!
I
* ,d an exton
.hereof to a point
uth of The «on«» :«st «erner
of
ock 16, of A . Miller's Addition
te tlie town ot T1 ■- . look, now Till*
| oka * City, Oregvtr thence north to
the Houthwwet eoru«.r of seid Block
16; thence east to '.be south «set
< rMt of Block 16. of «id Miller e
Addltiou; thence north to the north
neet corner of »aid Block 16; thcuce
at to tlie nortioMst • artier of said
! xk 13-; thmioe nortti to th» north
east eoruair of Block 13 of said MiL-
tar’s Addition; tbenee east to the
eaat line ol Lot 4 to iPi Goodspued s
l ark, according to the recorded plat
thereof, thenoe south to • point 60
tent south ot the south line oi said
Goodspeed's Park; thence west to the
ii «rtheast corner of Block 1 of High
L ind Addition to Tillamook City;
thence south to the southeast corner
o said Block I; thence west to the
west line of said High Land Adrtf
tion; thence oouth to the north line
of Section 31 aforesaid; thence west
aou feet; thenc outh 30 rods, more
or less, to the north line of Tillamook
Drainage Dlstr ct, as originally ee-
tabllsbed; than«« «.'eat to the place
ol beginning, ueferenoe to High
Lund Addition all according to the
recorded piat thereof.
by striking out t .» description "f
such lands and amending the decree
of incorporation of such District so
that the lr.rrtk Included by wild or
der above mentioned of February
21et. 1919, shall no longer be a part
that
ot
said
District,
and
the
boundary lines
thereupon
so
be
changod
of such District
sanio
that the same shall be as ths
were net out In the original decree
for the Incorporation ot such DL
titer, and unite» you aliow oause »o
i lie contrary on or before the
1st
d».j of Mai<6t. 1923, term of »aid
Hi.. i ' i >ok O«unty Court, to be held
on V, '■ ■*«< o' the 7th day of March
11'36, at ten o’clock A. M. ths pray
of s-.id petition tuny be granted.
II. 8. BIUMHALL,
Oounty Clerk of Tillamook
'>k
County. Oregon.
------------ «--------------
13t6 I'
deceased
‘S
NOTICE
Notice 1» hereby given that th«
undersigned ha« been appointed Ad
lintetrator of the Estate of Frai
Yach.
deceased, by the County
Court of Tlilamxik County. Oregon,
and that he ha« qualified as such.
All persona having claims against
-aid Estate ate required to present
the same, duly verified, to th
dumigned tor allowance at the
of
flee erf Botts <* Winslow, Attorneys
at bi*| -111*111004 City. Tillar
minty, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publica
tion of this notlca, date of first pub
licatlon hereof be ng December 29t:
1922.
LAWRENCE A. YACH,
Administrator of the Estate
Frank Yneh. deceased
1 St 5
-------------- *-------------- .
;
SHINGTON DON-
. . 2’• V
KEY. WILL TAKE
R, SHINGLES
OR MAKE LIBERAL TERMS.
o; 2ON BO' MFG. CO.
1 *4 Ivi acada
..Portland, Orc.
A h
T LET THE RAINY DAYS ST-
IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS
IN'SO YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO
*
* GUR GOODS
CALL US DAT OR NIGHT
. : L
vice :in<l reasonable rates.
General line of
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
•dware, ?: ts, C>! Varnishes
and Glass
AND
RUBBER WANTED
‘owing Machines, Discs and Harrows
CASH PAID
Both
FOR
ones
Tillamook, Oregon
HIDES, FURS
SACKS,
METAL,
CHITTUM BARK,
© □¿ir® y
of Purity
inqure
BLOOM. FUNRNITURE CO
¿»swSjzyáSSt
lrenomiraclesinccok-
/hat goes into the food
itably come out.
Th
ing.
it
boltinf» perfect
’'« 5rom the use oi
ing Powder is nc
Even
è
YOUR MOVING
T ie City Transfer
31
Health
To the Owmers and All persons |r
forested in tho lands corporate and
other property In and a ljment to
i'lilaitiook Drainage District:
You, and each of you. me hereby
nottfl««t that the Board of Supet I
mu of Tllliunook Dtnlna.;e Dlstilct
of I'lllainook County, Oregon,
Ims
filed in tlie office of the County
Clei k of Tillamook County. Oregon,
ti petition praying the County Court
*LK •
:• "TIMES RSGAXDED AS FOOD FOR THE
to ninond the docreo entered by the
-ILD
V : ? IS FOOD FOR THE ADULT—FOOD
nounty Court of mid C. nnty on ttie
FOR TH! AGED ALSO. IT CONTAINS MOST OF THE
list day of February 1919. wherein
nod whereby It vus ordered that the
ELEMENTS "ME1TIAI. FOR THE MAINTENANCE
boutidailue of acid Dial'
■■ District
OF THE HUMAN BODY AT ALL PERIODS
OF
be extende.1 by Inch
therein
GROWTH. IT IS IN EASILY DIGESTED FORM.
ty situate tn Tillamook
sty. Ore
ty »1* *i te In Ttllaaioof •«raty. Ore
»M>. rett:
Begikiilng »t a point *■ Net eiv>t
o< tb> ’.vst line of Section 31 In
You can well afford to drink more milk
To vast p 1 wmth of FU i.ift 9 west,
because It Is the cheapest food in
W M
w ' 30 rods south of the
of mid soot 1 on,
I •<-rt l«we»< aornw
world In comparison with its value,
■wud point befug th« north« evt cor -
milk we sell is straight from the farm—
•‘COLD TEST" OIL
nor ot the •«naiaaU fl thou v vntn
from tested cows shipped and kept under
' What te meant ly tlie
.d tret’ egp lAMiiet «» «lwaoilbed tn : m >><•
tin' most sanitary conditions.
of ali oil?" l tu« is . question wlilch t4ti<w tUuefor, and renuln^ tlwuioe
tins to limile the average motorist, aorth to the north Ku«, oi sal.l gee
olid yet tile explanation I comparii
floti 41 : thouee mat to the west line ;
live!) simple
txteti.led of Third Avenue «net, tn
in
All lulu leming oils me di
'• llktmook City. Orviwm and riunì Ing
llftvcted it) change« ill tempeu
thence uorth to a point 60 feet «eel
A h tlie tern petal ut<< is lowered
■f the eontbweet corner nt 111 wk «
putiti 1« reached al «hull tin
of Thnjer'» Addition to what Is now
ERVIN HARRISON. P.op.
«•■asee to tlow.
I he temperati!
rilln.ie.H>lt City. Oregon, and running
w hit h litis climi;’,«> tiTkes place
ttaeuce oast along the south line of
known a« the cold teat of the o
aid •hay»«'» Addition, or Addition-
Aflet the cur Im been left s1
ing (or sonie time In a temper
below the "t-old test o( It« oil.
mi congeal» to tin* consistency
alea.-e
Alni I h i .lime of tilt»
gealeil oil lilm eu th«' lietirillg»
cylindi't walls, tlu
gitte I i n tiard i •
»«art «ut eu Id motniiigs.
Also, tin cliilled uu>l sluggish oil
in Hie i tmikcase is too heavy to
I-eeause ot ext« tisiv« improvement* at the plant we are going to give vot;
ciriuliiteil by the oil pump.
|il.o>iieii by ilie rev« iv u.g o anksli
As ii result, tie engiu«- tail» t«>
celte p«op<'l lubi tcatlou
ibis
cause -ord cylinders and burnt
1«.ii tugs, mid will certainly result in
tl . n your farm tiled at a »ig saving. In order to turn
excessive w« .i. >>n b, ,ii itig surface».
So, duilng the cold weather sea
'I’lv of tile into money wt are
rnttnf
aon uow commencing It will pay the
limited ttmi otilv at
1/IoUUuIlb
lUoloiial to adopt a gOuvi cold test
ft ’ ething new in the history of the trade and may
oil.
1 h« Standard Oil Company
t quickly and «et your share.
■ Ialina th.it Zendei.e No. I. 3 »nd
5. tine to ila iiwtoe, ha.-- one ot tlie
lowest cold tests obtainable, and to
ideally suited tor et. u in*. w> attici
requireuienta ol the motorist.
Whvn Alvin Owsley, American
Ijglon nathuial
national (ommamltr
commander
hr inovh*
movie colony I Hollywood. (h<
I I \ • I » l»I
b ! H It
V R
In ailini by Mary Pickford nndDougla«
I alibitnkH. In ndditioti to welcoming
the l.«*glon head to Hollywood and
bow Hu, him th«* >diidio? “Mary and
Iknig** vnacled a t-horl movie in
whnh Mi ()wrde_> waw a co lar.with
' Ilf | It-.
1:0
ip
¡»caring .
ihc supporting cast Thia!
film will bt‘ pre • liivd to the Legion-
ami will be releHHcd to all po?’l« 1
through th« ir own exchange
Following a luncheon ut
one of the famous cataa ol I
Mi Owalvy waa taken to tht
can Legion Sladmni. where
wvuomed by Legion officials
Mayor C»>ci <»! L oh Angclon
coil
ing
Leg
CVi'l
ion
AT EAT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Tilla-j
monk.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Jacob Nicklaus, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the County Court of the State of j
O. . on for the County of Tillamook
has duly appointed the undersigned,1
,'iniinistratrix of the estate of Jacob
Nicklaus, deceased.
All
persons
having claims against the said es
tate are required to present them,
properly verified, to the undrsi ned,
at the offices of Barrick & ‘ all.
stitte 7, National Building,
ilia
mook, Oregon, within 'six months
troni the date of the first publication
oi this notice.
Date of first publication Jan.
1923.
Date of last publication Feb.
1923.
MAGGIE NICKLAUS,
Administratrix
16t5
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Notice 1 b hereby given, that the
County Court of the State of Oregon,
lor Tillamook County, has appointed
the undersigned administrator of the
"itatt of Jobs Bumgarner, deceased,
and any and all persons having
¡aim against t. said estate are re-
quited to present te same properly
verified, tocethei • th proper vouch
ers, to the under: tied at the office
of T. II. Goyne, Attorney al Law, in
Till. • ok < ity, Oregon, on or be-
f He i
months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 4th day of January.
1 923.
RALPH BLUM,
Administrator of the estate of
John P
miracle.
•»r
y the result of ab-
sciuie >. uriiy entering the
food — and emerging again.
Ro;
«nade 1 rom Cream of
Tai arc ived from :<<apea.
D 'ink More Milk
TEE GOLDENROD DAIRY
It Contains No À am
Leaves No Eitler Taste
$
GEMEVI
$
*»
28 W
LAMB-SCHRA1.-ER CO
aking Utensil«, "¿r CLEAN
PbrçrM result»«
all metalware use
TILE USERS, ATTENTION!
cake
Mo
^Ttste
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
u.
PER
CENT
TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS
COI.IJX TIONS
NO COLLECTION
NO CHARGE
.-EI ILEME.X-v m ade 11
b? Y WE COLLECT
u e Sue in Our Own Name.
orme
KNIGHT ADJUSTMEh . CO.
1 lllsburo
s
Tillamook