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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT [DAY, MARCH 16, 1923 $2 0r‘0,000 additi-.nal for buildings. INTERNATIONAL COURT PROPOSAL DEFEATED FIRST NATIONAL BANK The work of repairing tho main and lateral sewers at Astoria, the clear Ing ot the streets in the burned dis TILLAMOOK, OREGON trict of the city and the making of Principal Events of the Wee temporary repairs to the fire alarm Resolution to Accept Harding - CAPITAL & SURPLUS $85.000.00 system will be undertaken at once Briefly Sketched fcr Infor Plan Is Turned Down RESOURCES $1-20° ,000.00 and the estimated oost la in the neigh borhood of $15,000 mation or Our Readers. By Senate, ■ The accounts o: Individuals and business concerns Invited upon The forest servloe win reailvertlse : "nvorable terms consistent with this bank.s known reputation for bids for the purchase of 800.000.000 The Harrisburg sawmill will n'fume Washington, D. C.—The senate form . gov igra ttv» »nd reliable banking. feet of timber In the Malheur forest operations within a few days. ally refused to consider 1 ivJilsnt In Hurney county No bide wore re Harding’s proposal for American parti The bankers of I.Inn V met at .'RECTORS OFFICERS olpation In the nternatlonal court ot tlbrnv and form d a c uul bunkera ceived rom the last advertisements Tho purchaser would bo required to C. J. Edwards C. Lamb, President justice as created under tb® tr-aty ot association. constru'-t about 80 miles of rar road on J. Riechers Vice Pres., John Morgan Versailles. The 33d annual ti’ which to bring the timber out and manager ’ i A motion by Senator King (demo- Clackamas A IV. Buna SBC County Edwar-I.. Vice Pres. The first oase to be tried tn the jtat« H La n K crat) of Utah to take up the reso- oiat.on was held in A McGhee. Cashier under the law dm suj at the recent W J. Riechers lutlon accepting the president’s pro •1 Kehl. ■•, Asst Cashier IJnooln county /ill I session of tLv *ugis tenure, which gives C. A McGhee posal was defeated 49 to 24. the vote > Cashier 30th anniversary : .t tho st&te authority to confiscate auto- 7' bel-ng taken while the senate was In i of st t -a M mobiles used for transportauoD tn.' a state of uproar, due to a pari .men The u ninth tit’. :'r-m. 1»! (The Only National Bank in Tillamook Co liaut F, tn violation of tho prohlbttl.m tary tangle aess since January 1. 192 law, will be he ari in the Claeku.-:.,^ The vote earns while a halt dozen to the city h vitti d- iment ot county eircuii court at Qrcgon City Supervision U nited I senators were shouting tor recognition Portland Funds for ScotsbHrc Reedsport and when half the senate was not Duby. sectton of tb R«x- 'bur.’-Reedsport ecfc . œœsiemeioieieieH aware of the subject being voted upon. of William Beker < ounty. has ccc highway will not be available during ITS Attempts by senators to stop the nor Pierce’s appointment as .t.tte high, the coming year ii the federal senate roll-call to learn what the resolution way commissioner. concurs in tho reduction of the appro- ^^cafiai;aw;iana«njnofr3Tr-\ ■3naiiariar3G0r^«rafpngn0f¡B,oú'gT¿iiBifaj?J<gjaigiaiciJt!»ja»afEJr? 51iasiafgC£fgfigftgj contained were blocked by parliamen Postmasters nominated by President : prlatlon for forest r—1J3. acoordlhg to tary objections, and the rollcall . tided Ma’-ding include Robert N F. .-bet, Al word ruceivod from Phlilp Dater, dis without tho subject of the resolution bany; Claude E. ingallfl, Corvallis: aud trict engineer for the forest servloe. being announced. The vote was strict Darwin R Yoran. Eugene The bousing situation in Monmouth ly on party lines, republicans voting The Charles K Spaulding Logging has beoome a serious problem during against King's motion and democrats company of Salem has announced that the past two years, owing to the tepid i supporting him. It has raised the pay of its common •mowth of the normal school, and the ' increasing population. It was estimat Change in schedule from Portland to Tillamook effective March laborers from #3 to $3.40 a day. 19th as follows: The civil service commission has ed by Monmvutb retd estate men that heen requested by the postoffics de- 50 new houses are required to accom LEAVE TILLAMOOK 7:30 a. m. 2 p. tn. and 6:00 p. m. partmont to hold an examination for modate property the present popula- the soloot.lon of a postmaster at Marsh tion. FROM PORTLAND— 7:50 a. m. 12:00 m. and 12:30 Midnight Trout fishing tu the MoKentle river field sad its upper tributaries should be President W. J Kerr ot Oregon Agi I This change should please local people as they can spend evenings Washington, D. C. — The United above pqr this season, aqcomllng to in Portland and return on midnight special. States consulate at Newcastle, Eng cultural collego has gone to Baltimore, Matt Ryoltri.tn, s ' i , orlr.tehddnt of elute Nd., to attend tho session ot the land, will not be reopened. A note to fish hatcheries, nho states th(jl ap- the British government delivered by Grand Council of De Moiay, a Masonic projinmtaiy 100,0o0 year-old trout bo- order for boys He will return In two George Harvey, Amorloan ambassador, tween four to yight Inches and about weeks. * conveyed this Information and show 80,000 larger fish were Uboratca at Thirty noirs of Hungarian partridges od that the two governments are as which wore received from tho state the McKouxte butchery tucantly by far apart as ever aa to the justice of high water. the British action last fall in can- game oommlaeton, were rcleasod in I The lumber shipments by wutor various parts of the Grant} Ronde ceiling the exequaturs of the two con- from the Columbia river during the valley by the wing, Fin and Fleetioot suls there. month of February, while less thgn for The United States has Insisted that club of La Granda the preceding monih. were fairly Utrge, The executive committee of the the only condition under which It Willamette Valley Chautauqua asso aocordlng to statistics compiled by R would reopen the consulate would be ciation hits voted to provide independ D. Lamb, deputy collector ot ouatomi for the English government to with ent attractions for the 13 days’ Chau at Astoria. Sixty-eight veaeeU loaded draw the charges against the two tauqua at Gladstone July 10 to 28, In 56,781,906 p,-et pf lumber whi .American officials and to announoe the Columbia river tn cargoes publicly the reason for the withdrawal. clusive, are the dates fixed tor this the 28 days. year. This the British government has Ry- Fined negotiations tDvcyvtm, fixe Albany retail merchants represent fused to <L q ing 20 firms have organised with Ben transfer of the BuehDcf Lumber oqm XJ SERÍES BIG-SIX TOURING CAR S17SO Bartchor chairman and W. A. East puny of North Rond to the Stout Lnm U. 8. 8HIPS QUIT OPEN SEAS burn secretary for protection and oo- ber company, a concern oorapoaad of •’■ft- * Many people make the mistake of buying a car with operation. The aae-jciation will act as several big lumbermen, have been oom- out enough seating capacity. Competition Said to Be Driving an auxiliary to tho ohombar erf oom- plated and tbo ho* awtten will tmme Then when they want to take their friends along, the Voseels Into Coast Trad a. dlately start the making of improv*- merce. children have to sit on someone’s lap, the foot space Is Washington, D. C.—The competition manta that wiu increase the mill aupao Nineteen head of full-blooded Hol- all jammed up with luggage, and everybody is crowded of the open seas has driven so many itefna. the property of George A Mo- tty from (KiJWQjOOO to nLOMLOOO board and uncomfortable. privately owned American ships into Carter of Harrisburg, were snipped to feet annually. the coastal trade that the shipping Portland, all marked with tuberculosis The Studebaker Big-Six Touring Car has two com The contract for the construction of fortable auxiliary seats that fold out of the way. It is a board's bureau ot research oharactor- <xw tags. They will be aim .ugl^orod In an entire now add system tor the eui- big, roomy five-passenger car except when you need it teed the increased coastal movement tbs presence of a govuri r aliati T lfi- phttfl plant of tfi* Urown-WlllaHjoUo for seven, and then it’s a comfortable, convenient seven of oargoes aa “the most marked de I speotor. paper mill tn West Linn and tho re passenger car—something which a five-passenger car velopment In the employment of ships placing of all of the present frame Eugene made a good record in build can never be. And there is still room for the luggage. under the United States flag during ing last month, according to the re structures at tho mill with ooncrate the past year." Come in and look at the Big-Six Touring Car. No port of W. H. Alexander, Qlty build has been awarded. Announcement of matter how much you pay we don’t believe you can "The vessels under private owner ing Inspector. Twenty-seven permits contemplated expenditure cf about find a more satisfactory car. ship,” said a report, "have practically were leeuod during tho moptb and the $250,900 was mado by the Dili dal# of abandoned the hopeless task of com estimated value of construction is tho Cro-wo-Wlilametta Its reliability has been proved in the service of thou peting with the more cheaply operated $184,395, sands of owners. Correct design, highest quality of July 14, 15 and 16 have been set foreign fleets, and have turned to the materials and precise workmanship are evident through Major Baker of Portland has Issued as the dates tor the 1088 annual Mount protected traffic of our coastal waters, s proclamation designating the week Hood ollnib of tho Hood Jitver Ameri out every detail of its construction. Equipment is complete—even to an cxrta disc wheel with cord tire, where the basis of operation coat is April 9-14 aa "Homo Beautiful" week. can Legion post The annual conven tube and tire cover and bumpers, front and rear. equal." All citizens of Portland are urged by tion of the (Aragon Editorial oseocla- The name Studebaker is assurance of satisfaction. the mayor to cooperate I d the plane tion will be hel4 th« Yaak <4 the Demand Government Oil Regulation. made to promote home ownership and mountain party and all (Jolegatw to Washington, D. C.—Asserting that home Improvement. the editor»’ eessiofii be*» been invited 1923 MODELS AND PRICES-/. 0. b. factories the oil Industry is in the grip of the by the tegtonnaries to participate » Governor Pieroe received a petitiou LIGHT SIX SPECTAL-STX BIG-SIX Standard Oil Interests and that unless signed by several hundred oitlaeoa of their guests on the highland hlMj^ . . / J’ 'V B. 5-Pa»f . Ur W. B. 7-Pa;., 116' W. B 50 H. P. 40 H. P. SO H. P. there is government Interference the Umatilla county requesting that a pa The first sh<»p sale of the Touring... ...... _...$1275 Touring....... $1750 price of gasoline will soon be pushed rol« be granted to Bixin Nel »oh, wijo was reported at Heppner whop ?at Speedster (5-Pass.) 1835 R Màster (3*PaM.) 975 Roadster (2-Pau.) 1250 beyond the reach of the automobile waa reootved at the penitentiary in Connefi, sheepman of Rhsa Cr<jeft ioW Coupe-Roadster Coupe (♦ Pasa )— 2400 (2-Pass ) _ 1225 Coupe (4-Pasa.)— 1875 Coupe (S Paas.).- 2550 owning public, the senate sub-oommit- Salem last month to serve a tarn o< 1600 twoyearold owes to J A Futk 2050 Sedan Sedan ................ 1550 Sedan................. ............. 2750 tee on manufactures has recommended two years for larceny of Portland at $9J5 a bopd ft* Terms to Meet Your Convergence a system of rigid control which would A survey of the proposed $300,000 and $5 tor each lamb, deltvsry to be place the oil oompanles under federal high-line from Pasco, through Uma made June -1. The ewes aro expected regulation as broad as that now ex tilla to Pendleton, has been begun by to shear 12 pounds of wool, whiob ercised over the railroads and other engineers of the Pacific Power & at proteut prices would make a total ooi mon carriers Light company and actual construc price of bettor than $19 tor the owes THIS IS A STUDEBAKER A deal which Involved the trons- tion will start early this summer. The Jail Stormers Facs Criminal Charges. work will be completed before next fer ot the 4200 acres <rf fine timber Palatka, Fla.—Warrants were sworn winter. land to Lincoln county of the ChatJ- out here for twelve men charging them Without waiting the outcome of ne tauqua Lumber oompany to tho Pu- with assault with intent to murder, gotiations of the Building Trades Covn olflc Spruce corporation for a figure firing into an occupied dwelling, and ell with the Building Construction Em approximating more than $1,0<JO,0(K>. conspiracy to commit a felony in con ployers' association tor a 10 per cent has been closed The timber, vblct nection with an attempt ot a mob to Increase tn wages, members ot the cruised about 875.006X100 foot. Is locat break into the county jail her where painter»' union of Portland went on ed in the lower Btleta basin, and is gd- Arthur Johnson, negro, alleged slayer strike, refusing to work for less than jgeent to the logging properties of the of H. C. Cross of Albany, Ga, was $8 a day. spruce corporation. The timberf will believed to be confined Apple season is almost over for this year and There was one fatality In Oregon be milled in the plant at Toledo. Bide on approximately IS/Xl.QOO now is the time for dried fruits. We offer you dried due to an Industrial accident I d the I week ending March 1, according to worth of additional highway ifdrk. apples at 10c per lb. Dried pears at 25c; peaches at a report issued by the stat« industrial wblob it is proposed to carry out dur 25c; figs 20c; prunes at 12 l-2c per lb. All first class tocldent eommlsslon. The vtetlm was ing the coming ssuaoa, will be t4ver- stock. Prices good for this week and next, so long Wolter Stott, «bekar setter, of Silver- Used for at oacs. »»cordin« to deci as our stock lasts. ___ ton. A total of >M icoldenu were sion of ths stats highway coautMMloo gt iu regular Maroh m»e|tn| la addi reported- We still have a few of those rare, old Tillamook tion pla&a for more thap Unde » woweerf t»y ths cheese; also Prim Ost, some fine, mellow Tillamook •tots saper at Hftools. the worth of fsdaral forest highway work brick cheese and some extra fragrant limburgher. IOAP teaeteere* training «earn gfterM ft wttah the sues will eoopgrtto wsf» Ihrendt Sts l*M FMr »t the asandard atprwoa a»4 hl4a wtu ha aaUH Ugrt- Bring your list of seed requirements to us; we 1/ by fte Ualtod •totes MrdU at >sb- eeheet hereafter will be are well prepared to fill your orders for Garden agnwale«t «• fta M week*' U. S. NOT TO REOPEN NEWCASTLE STATION ■ ■ ■ L Williams & Williams fruit! TRIKE Seed, Flower Seed, Clover and Grass. Physician ami Surgeon National Bldg. FOR SALE SALE —CURIO CASE show ease. $5. Rev. Allan MeRat lo 1 yeailin Jersey buli 742 lb. bull. Hi dam a fat in 305 days 1. Albeit FOR SALE baby chick 11 largest type of I r-. ivi-r; a high p-v el from Hollywood Conn? end seo' my time Leona Rupp DAIRY FOR SAUD: 30 COW.-, faction double unit milki.ig chine, almost new; all dairy equip mint. Dodge, coinmerci.il Ford touring and trailer. Adams and Lemon, Dallas, Ore. Attorneys at Law National Building Tillamook Oregon Geo P. Winslow H. T. Botte BOTTS WINSLOW Lawyer» Tilltjncek R. T BOAIN. M. D. Surgeon and Physicia* I. O. O. F. Building Tillamook POULTRY -CHICKENS, TURKEYS geese, ducks and guineas. Prize winners and layers. Send for clr cular. John Hoffman, Tilla I mook. 15tlOp. DR. J. G. TURNER SUNDQUIST NORBERG MILL «-'»'J for sale $5 cord delivered Cord and a half to load. John Ma I thers, city. 2Qtt FOR SALE—Cordwood. 16 inch body fir. $8.50 per cord. Leave orders at Hoitey & Heuasers Grocery. 9-tf FOR RENT Optical and X-Ray Laboratories N ottonai Building 'Tillamook, Oregon Office Phone Main 39 Residence 126M RANCH FOR KENT WI TH 35 COW? and all necessary equipment B N 104. 22tl A LARGE, FINE NEW STORE room for rent by T. H. Goyne In his new concrete building. Rent very reasonable. 17tf RANCH FOR RENT WITH FORTY cows and all oher necessary equip, ment. 212W 18tf LOST AND FOUND LOST—SMALL GOLD PIN EN- graved J. D. of H. Return to Head light. Reward. 23-2tp CHIROPRACTIC THE BETTER WAY TO HEALTH Dr. H. L. Babb CHIROPRACTOR Graduate nurse in attendance 211 Tillamook Building Both Phones WANTED WANT-TO--RENT- A ~DATRY ranch in the vicinity of Tillamook cash or on shares. Want a place with 20 to 30 cows. I thoroughly understand the dairy business an 1 am financially responsible to un dertake the project. Would be pleased to hear from the owner of any ranch who may be interestc. G. I’. Looney, Independence, Ore. WANTED TO BUY WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOll sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual phone. 18 tf DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON DENTIST 315-216 Tillamook Building TILLAMOOK. OREGON Both Phones Hours 9 to 5 Lodge Directory j 8ilver Wave Chapter No. 18 o 0. E. 8 Stated communications first eng tnird Thursdays of each month la WANTED TO BUY CALVES. UAR- Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome CORA L. MILLER, Secretary ry Nielson, Kilchis river. Mutual phone. 21-8tp T^TRADE “PROi-EKTY" NEAR Marathon Lodge No. Newberg, worth $4000. Would like £ 93, Knights of Pyth a dairy with stock. Would as las. Regular meeting sume some for right kind of place. Monday evening at G. N. Hodgden. Tillamook. 21t2 7:45 sharp. By order WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED of the Chancelier man to handle small dairy farm Commander. Call SPi. 20tf WANTED—MAN TO TAKE CON- tract clearing land. Phone 3F3 22-2tp N. R. C. For Sale a good 7 room house close Corinth Relief Corps No. 54 Dept. In mprovements paid. Terms. P O of Oregon, meet» on first and third Friday evenings of each month, at Box 226. 22 2tp 8 P- m.. In the W. O. W. hall. Vlel- tors welcome. Ed Jones new horseshoeing shop A good horseshoer. Third and Still MRS A. D SMITH, Pres. Elizabeth Conover, Sec’y. well Ave. 21~3tp ----------- 4------------ For Sale— 5-room modern bunga- Corinth Post,No. 35,Dept of Oregon low. Good location. Inquire G A Mar- Meets on second and on ••aD;. fourth Saturdays of each tin. Sunset Garage. 22-4» month at 1:30 p. ,m ------------ 4------------- J. S. DIEHL, Comdr. Pollyanna Shop ^Hemstitching 10c Yard ¿1 Needlework and Gifts H. W. SPEAR. Adjt. [Johnsoa Chapter No. ~ . *• A- * I Sta«e4 eoavoMtlona ‘second and fourth Fri. VUUor» ¡■hats' mí CM!<reo*i Wear PROFFFç'nT ‘J* L I a w. THE SATISFACTION STONE ~KT? lu--WortKw»«t Canning fV "to erect 1100.000 plant. Flouring mill being rebuilt Tillamook Pvrilaad aehoi Icard arfkUg ft* Tillamook, Ore. BARRICK & HALL aA It A We want your business and believe we can han dle it to your satisfaction. > The Headlight for Fine Job Printing DAVID ROBINSON ned W M
