FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923
thing; ‘Dear Sir’ means nothing. And WEST COAST LIFE
Io, and Mrs. E. E. Koch will «ing. At-
HOLDS CONVENTION
it is good business to have your typed
toney Winslow has consented to be
name at the start. How often do we
present and will talk on the laws of
The West Coast Life Insurance I
read into a letter—stop—turn to the
Oregon which are especially interest
bottom signature and then perhaps to company held its second annual con- 1
ROCKAWAY NOTES
ing to women. It is expected that a
a cold statement in type on the aide, vention of the northern department S
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54 had large number will be present.
I ‘Dictated by----- Moreover the ef-
at the Hotel Cowman in Seattle, on |
a regular business meeting and so­
John Johnson and wife of Portland
March 5th, 6th, and 7th. Approxi- i
.
feet
of
saying
in
the
salutation
that
cial evening last Friday. There was REPORT OF TILLAMOOK COW
are here to fix up their cottages for you are ‘speaking’ follows through
mately forty of the company's rep- £
• large number present. Mr. McAt-
summer season.
TESTING ASSOCIATION FOR
. in reading, suggesting personal at­ resentatives from Oregon, Wa.-hing
tee, who is here visiting his mother
Rockaway must be the coming
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1st
tention and human interest.
ton and Idaho were present. Vice I
Mrs. Parraxo was the guest of the
beach as our taxes are just double
“It shortens a letter without terse­ Presidents Chas. W. Heiser and Gor-1
evening. H. W. Speare was reported
this
year.
During the year 2,617 cows were
ness—if the writer understands the don Thomson, attended as represent- ’
sick and also Mrs. Margaret Oathout tested but as some of the herds quit
We notice a big improvement in
purpose of the telephone salutation atives of the Home office in San Fran
Let
the
week.
the
Headlight
this
♦ ♦ ♦
during the year only 2,314 caws fin­
and is instructed to make his dicta­ cisco. According to J. W. Stewart,
Mra. Henry Crenshaw entertained ished their 12 months test. These 2,- good work keep up.
tion about as he would telephone.
Superintendent of Agencies, it was
March 26 to 31 is set for clean
th* Shakespeare club at her home on 314 cows averaged 7,618 lbe of milk
MILK IS SOMETTME8 REGARDED AS FOOD FOB THE
“
It
requires
no
more
typing.
The
one
of the most successful conven­
Trask river March 9th. A guessing and 831.71 lbs. of fat, 203 unprofit­ up week, Everybody is urged to help
firm
that
sees
more
work
in
using
the
CHUD
OHLY. IT IS POOD FOB THE ADULT—FOOD
tions
that
the
Company
has
ever
held
contest in which Mrs. Erwin Har­ able cows were sold to the Dutcher or clean up all rubbish and burn all
telephone salutation should compare Gordon C. Dawes, District Manager,
FOB
THE
AGED ALSO IT CONTAINS MOST OF THE
rison took first prize, was the feature beefed and 42 good cows were sold brush.
Henry Woolfe spent his day of rest it with the desirable and common was present from the Tillamook dis­
of the afternoon. A delicious lunch­ for dairy purposes.
ELO! POWS ESSENTIAL FOB THE MAINTENANCE
practice of typing the s ignature at trict.
eon was served. Beside the mem­
Following is a list of herds aver­ on the beach shoeing horses.
OF
OF THE HUMAN BODY AT ALL PERIODS
the
side
to
insure
readability.
In
the
Rockaway beach Booster club held
bers the following were guesta: Mes- aging 400 lbs of fat or better for the
new
form
the
type
name
is
merely
IT
IS
IN
EASILY
DIGESTED
FORM.
9R0WTH.
dames D. Kuratli, H. A. Franklin, year. In the order named is given I its regular meeting Monday night
HIGH 8CHOOL NOTES
placed where it does the most service
Emmett Bales, Carl Haberlach. A. A. the name of the owner, number of | with a big attendance,
“The value of the telephone salu­
Mrs. C. A. Reeha has returned
Pennington, Lloyd Edwards, W. J. cows, breed, average milk and aver­
Senior Class Play “When a Feller
home from Dr. Robinson’s hospital. tation lies in its ordinary, yet whole­ Needs a Friend” will be given April
Hill, Erwin Harrison, Ira Smith Clent age fat;
R. E. Myers has his new house some wording with a splendid effect 13, in the T. H. S. gymnasium. Laugh
King, E. D. Alien, Geo. Winslow, Carl
Gus Wicklund, 25, GJ, 9,627, 458.-
You can well afford to drink more milk
on the character of the letter. Mere
finished.
Hunt and J. E. Reedy.
you
just
can
’
t
help
it
when
you
see
23; H. C. White, 10. GJ, 8,779, 437.-
because
It is the cheapest food in tha
Many complaints are reaching the changes in obi customs of letter writ- ■ this play.
28, Durrer & Son, 26, JAG, 9,944,
♦ ♦ ♦
world In comparison with Its value, l'ho
ing
that
have
no
basis
of
reason
can
Cast of Characters:
Reed H. Hanon, of Clatsop county 433.03; Frank Blaser, 19, GJ, 9,808, beach regarding the road from Ocean never expect, to become a standard
milk we sell is straight from the farm-—
and Mae A. Ackerman of Tillamook J427.59, W. P. Walker, 8, GH, 11,171 3 Lake to Bar View.
Tom Denker, artist ..Noah Richards
practice.
But
it
seems
that
here
is
a
rrom
tested coivu «hipped and kopt under
Plans are under way for a new and
county, were united in marriage at]453.30; Dave Fitzpatrick, 14, GJ, 8,
Bob Mills, magazine writer..........
substitute
for
our
dear
‘
Dear
old
the
most
sanitary conditions.
.......... .................. Pete Gabriel
the U. B. parsonage Monday morning 678, 422.92; Homer Mason, 11, RG, 8,- larger S. P. depot to lx- done in time
can be widely adopted with
for
summer
season.
552, 419.24; Wm. Maxwell, 27, GJ, 8,-
by the Rev. W. O. Woolever.
Mrs. Reese, landlady . ..Ruth Gould ;>
A. T. Dolan of Tillamook was down
265, 410.18; Kiger A Josi, 17, GH, 10,
Jerry Smith, from “Over There”....
♦ ♦ ♦
........................... Wesley Tippin
Charles O. Woods and Edna I. Hay 560, 405.96; T. B. Wright, 7 GII, 9,303 giving estimate cost of putting con­
U. B. CHURCH
Liz, Mrs. Reese’s stepdaughter....
den were married at the home of 405.46; Frank Lundburg, 9, GJ, 8, crete basement under school house.
Mrs. It. E. Marsh to building her
............................. Mary Lamar
Mr. and Mrs. Doe Muzzy on March 952, 405.13; P. J. Sharp, 9, GJ, 8,
a
summer
home on Park St.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Come. “Bing” Dickson, Liz’s steady.......
512,
404.13.
10th. The ceremony was performed
Frank Miller left for Hubbert on The Sunday school will put on a
ERWIN HARRISON, Prop.
The high pure bred cow for the
............................. Bruce Austin
by the Re.v W. O. Woolever in th<
business.
great
program
Easter
Sunday.
year
was
owned
by
H.
C.
White
of
Wm.
Denker,
Tom
’
s
uncle
..............
presence of a large number of friends
Preaching service for March 25 th
...................... Carlisle Stranahan
and relatives. Jesse Woods and Co­ Beaver, She is Princess, a registered
NEHALEM
NEWS
at
Tillamook 11 a. m. Beaver 3 p. m. Alice King, Tom’s Aunt Glee Rusk
Jersey
and
on
two
milkings
a
day
she
ra Hayden attended the bride and
Pleasant Valley 8 p. m.
Elaine King, Alice King’s ward..
groom. On Sunday a reception was produced during the year 13,138 lbs.
High
U
nion
board
of
the
The
SPECIAL
of
milk
and
616.17
lbs.
of
fat.
...........................Hla Davidson
tendered the newlyweds at the home
ti
Office: Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Both Phones: Boll 43-,T
The high grade cow is owned by school have re-elected the present A Sure Cure for the Blues.” Angela Scott, Bob’s fiancee..........
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woods. The
the coming
of
teachers
for
corps
Ground
Floor
Prayer
Meeting,
Thursday
7:30
pm
Mrs.
Joe
Donaldson.
She
is
No.
20,
a
P. O. Boa I0T
.............................
Leia
Smith
happy couple is receiving the con­
seventh year
W. O. Woolever, Pastor.
gratulations of their many friends. Jersey and during the year produced year, This will be the
This is a comedy with a modern
14,149 lbs. of milk and 694.21 lbs. of in which Miss Stevenson has been
setting, Tom Denker and Bob Mills
♦ ♦ ♦
fat.
This cow also was milked twice one of the teachers. The others are
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
two ex-service men, have failed to
The Kill Kare Klub was entertain-
Miss Svenson and Mrs. J. B. Stam.
,
get back their old jobs and have
ed March 15th by Mrs. C. J. Ed- a day.
Fred Witte who has been absent
The only purebred herd in the as­
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning pawned eevrything and are entirely
wards and Mrs. Fred Poorman at
a couple of years, recently returned worship 11 a. m., subject “The Com­ without money.
L. V. EBERHARDT, Prop
sociation
was
that
of
Homer
Mason.
the home of the former.
from Germany bringing with him a
How they climb out of these debts
The rooms were decorated appro­ They are all pure bred Guernseys bride. They are making their home pulsion of Christ.” Evening worship
and the amusing complications aris­
priately for St. Patrick’s day. Mrs. and consists of 3 two-year olds, 3 at present with Mr. Wittes sister, at 7:30, subject, “Going Home.”
Complete Bet of Abstracts of the Records of Tillamook County
This is Rev. A. A. McRae’s fare­ ing from their efforts form the plot
Kuratli was elected delegate to at­ three-year olds, 2 four year olds and Mrs. Wm. Scholmcyer.
3
mature
cows.
This
herd
averaged
well
service,
as
this
is
his
last
Sun
­
of a very clever comedy.
tend the state convention of Oregon
Mrs. Clara Allen and son Ivan re­
The final scores in the debates be
Federation of Womens Clubs at Med 8,552 lbs of milk and 419.24 lbs, of turned home Sunday rfom Astoria day and all friends of the church are
fat.
cordially invited.
tween
the high schools of the west­
ford May 22 to 25.
Class A mature cows making 500 where the latter has been a patient
Everybody welcome.
side district for district champi in­
Two very interesting papers were
in
a
hospital
suffering
from
middle
ship were:
read. Mrs. A. K. Case and Mrs. A. lbs of fat. Twenty highest are
Mrs. Joe Donaldson, No. 20, GJ, ear disease. He is much improved.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Beaverton 8 points, Tillamook 6
A. Pennington taking the negative
W.
H.
Holmes
returned
from
Port
­
points, Dallas 5 points, Forest Grove
and affirmative sides of the question 14,149, 694.21; Joe Williams, Blacky, land Thursday after consulting a
GH, 15,660, 684.69; W. P. Walker,
GREAT SERVICE PLANNED FOR 3 points, Vernonia 2 points.
“It is Right to Free Criminals ?"
M leo specialist.
SUNDAY
The April meeting will be at the Queen, GH, 16,853, 679.16; E.
We are sorry to say that our Bas­
Every house in or near Nehalem
home of Mrs. David Kuratli, Mrs. nig, Buttercup, GJ, 12,190; 645.7! ; is occupied. People recognize the
The minister is leading his mem­ ket ball boys did not win the State
H. H. Rosenberg tieing the assisting Hunt A Durrer, Bessie, GD, 11,269, fact that this is one of the most de­ bership in a Pre-Easter Evangel­ Championship, after winning the dis­
NEARLY NEW
639.97; Durrer & Son, Dot, GJ, 13,-
hostess.
istic Program,in which each one is trict. Nevertheless they gained a
sirable spots in the state.
021,
638.54;
Eric
Glad,
Sally,
GJ,
12,-
♦ ♦ ♦
REMINGTON STANDARD
Forest LaHM to taking an enforc­ trying to win a Soul for Christ by great deal through the experience,
Mrs. Edna DeSart and Miss Geor­ 282, 618.85; H. C. White, Princess, R ed vacation on account of a severe Easter Sunday.
and this will enable them to be a
gia Barry entertained in honor of St. J, 18,188, 616.77; Dave Fitzpatrick, Cl ase of tonsilitis.
Subject for Sunday morning at 1 1 stronger team next year.
TYPEWRITER, NO. io.
Patrick and tin Tillieum dub at Daisy, GJ, 13,297; 616.23; Durrer A
o’clock “The Last Utterances of
a
se-
W.
H.
Hemeldorf
received
IN FINE CONDITION.
their home at their apartments in Son, Jewel, GJ, 14,729, 591.60; W. P. veic sprain of his knee last week Christ.” Subject for Sunday even­ lllllllllllllllHlllllltlllllllllllllltlllllillllllllllKIIIIIIIIII'illtlllHUIIIIIIIIIilllillllllllll,
PlaBker Court on March 14th. A Walker, Linnie, GH, 14,637, 582.66; while working at Camp 4. He will ing at 7:30, “The Value of a True X
X
ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
ANNOUNCING A
very pleasant evening was spent at Hunt A Durrer, Blindy,, GJ, 10 448, be unable to work for a couple of Friend.”
bridge, Miss Margaret Coates and 581.89; Durrer A Son, Beauty, GJ,
SPECIAL
SHOWING
The Pastor and the Official Board
INQUIRE-----
Miss Esther Sandstrom being award­ 12,950. 577.01; Frank Blaser, Dora, weeks. J. Mead and family spent the extend a hearty welcome to the pub­
OF
W.
GJ.
10,266,
565
10;
Gus
Wicklund
No.
I
ed prizes. Every detail of the de
lic and to strangers.
week end in Portland.
licious luncheon which followed did 22, GJ. 11,120, 562.69; E. J. G- : . >-r,
While
H.
ij.
Sisel,
GH.
10,677,
557
04;
honor to the patron saint of the eve
The annual congregational meeting
BLAINE SPIRIT
White
ning, as did all the appointments of Babe, GJ. 10,558, 555.41; H. C.
of the Presbyterian church will be I
YValk
Boney.
GJ.
10,952,541.75.
Louis
the table.
Mr. Laben was badly scalded re­ held in the Guild Hall, Thursday eve­ s
The invited guests were Miss lie- er. Minnie, GJ. 11,879, 542.86; J |;
cently when a .«team pipe burst in ning March 29th. A dinner will be s SATURDAY. MAR. 24
Ml.
Lommen,
Snowball,
GH,
12,585
ora Phillipi and Miss Esther Sand­
seried in connection to which all the
his mill.
=
strom. The members present were 78.
The Bedortha family and Mrs. R. members and friends of the church
('lass
H.
Cows
4
years
old
making
the Misses Bertha Collins, Una Em
Woods were visitors at the home of are cordially invited.
ereon, Grace Ricketts, Belle Wilson, 400 lbs of fat. Ten highest are: Kiger Mrs. O M. Burbank last Sunday.
A
Josi.
Nora.
RH.
18,095.
6t2,50.
E
Margaret Coates. Mae Clcmo, There
W. L. Bedortha, his two sons, Ches
se Gaylord. Edna Mills, Gladys Ed­ J. Geinger, Migget, GH. 10,611 543.88
ter and Chrystal, Ed McLoughlin and
Gus
Wicklund,
No.
15,
GJ.
11,258,
itor, Edna Hammon, Georgia Barry,
Johnny Barber all left for California
and Mrs. Edna DeSart. The club 542.84; Dave Fitzpatrick. Bo»s, GJ. Monday morning. March 19. They
9,004.
517.52;
Frank
Lundberg,
Mi
­
will meet April fourth with Miss Gay
ami, GJ, 10,744, 513.95; Joe Willliam» will go by way of Salem. Better stay
lord in the Tile» Apartments.
Marigold, GJ, 9,920, 400 42; Gus clear of there boys!
• • •
If you are a “Native Born” American Citizen
Emma Iwipin was a visitor at Ca-
Wicklund. No. 29; GJ. 11.6-5. 488.20;
The L. D. club was entertained Fri­ Alfred Zwald. Rose, GJ. 9,28«. 4*2.- <>ns last Saturday.
having
the best interest of your community, City
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. 20; Hunt A Durrer, Bo-Peep, GG, 7,-
Miss Linhart and Mrs. Ellis and
State
and
Nation at heart, owing no allegiance t(
Geo. Lamb. Mrs. Bert Ixm'h assist 601. 480.32; Gus Wicklund. No. 1*. G daughter were visitors at Troutmans
28
-W
any
foreign
Government, political party, sect, creec
ing
Members preeent were: Mes-
last Sunday.
. 41018
or
ruler,
and
engaged in a legitimate occupation
dames Anderson, Armentrout, Boone,
The boys and girls are competing
Thirty two four year olds produced
Bunn, Breeden, Gabriel, Addie liar (1 >ver 400 lbs fat.
and believe in:
in a contest for young maple trees,
ris, Hosley, Hoy, l,amb, l«ach.
('lass C. Three year olds making which will be planted around the
Prevention of fires and destruction of property:
Moulton. II. H. Rosenberg, Styles and 350 lbs. fat. Ten highest are: Philip school grounds. The girls are ahead
by lawless elements.
White. One guest, Mrs. Stanley
Im
into im, GG, 0,941, 9T9.41; so far Go to it boys.
Lamb. After an afternoon spent with
The
Tenets of the Christian Religion.
The state calf club leader gave the
Homer Mason, Linnie RG, 10,278, 533
work the hostesses served a delicious
White
Supremacy.
■ Wm Glick, Maggu . KG. 8.982, boys and girls a short talk on club
lunch. The club will meet with Mrs
503.58; Eric Glad. Sally Jr. GJ, 8,- work Monday afternoon. D. H Ken
Protection
of our pure womanhood.
Moulton the 6th of April with Mrs
T>I. 180.01; Homer Mason, Alma. Il nedy was also present and gave a
Just
Laws
and
Liberty
Frisbie as assisting hostess.
( 1, 10,378, 464.32; Alfred Zwald Grace
short plea for the cause, Take no-
♦ ♦ ♦
C loser relationship of pure Americanism
( ¡J, 8.M2. 446.53; Frank Blaser, Dai-
tice boys and girls; get into the club
The members of the Harlequin
The upholding of the Constitution of the Unit
y, i.1 AMI c ■ ii
Iota Fitz work.
club entertained their hud>ands at a
Everyone in Blaine was in good
ed States.
Patrick
l.ady,
GJ,
8.671.
498.64;
Al
dinner at the home hf Mrs. Geo.
spirits Monday morning; no one was
fi<d
Zwald.
Sylvia,
GJ,
9.847,
497.-
The Sovereignity of our state rights.
Winslow Tuesday evening.
Then
•.Will Hare, Whiteface, GJ, 7,99?, ever happier, A few of the popula
were twenty four present beside sev
The Separation of Church and State.
know.
tion left, you
en children After the dinner, Mrs 432.41.
Freedom of speech and press.
Thirty three three year olds pro
E. B Faxon sang a solo, accompan
(
loser relationship between Capital and Amer
duced over 350 lbs. of fat.
led on the piano by Mrs Vernon
Class D. Cows 2 years old making
ican labor.
Faxon,, of Portland Later in the
over 300 lb», fat. Ten highest are
Preventing
the causes of mob violence .anc
evening l.loyd Edwards brought his Dave k it - patrick, Jan, GJ, 10,411,
Writer» of business letter»,
lynchings.
radio in and concerts were heard >10.17; Neilson Bros , yillie RH, 13,- cent article in Forbes suggests,
from I'elgary, Minneapolis and lais
Preventing unwarranted strikes by foreign l>
721. 405.80; F. H. Pinkstaff. Topay. well take a leaf from the book of
Angeh-s
GH.
8.758,
399.20;
Homer
Mason,
Ro
bor agitators
telephone
talker.
• • •
etle. RG, 8,271, 996.10; H C. Whit.
Begin your letter, it advises,
The
limitation of foreign immigration
The Ladle« Aid of the Meth
”at>y, GJ, 7.021. 401 24; T B. Hyder you do a telephone conversation,
The
much needed local reforms.
church met this week at the hot
Tilly, Gil, 9.034. 387 .34; Homer Ma this:
Mr» Hamrick with akaiut 2,5 l
Law
and order
«on. Pride, RG, 7.623. 386.7»; Josi A
Good Mor mine, Mr. Reader
General line of
l*r» present. Mr» W E. Noyr
Pernn. Rose, GH, 7.270, 979.66;
Nelson C. Durand speaking
You are invited to become a member of the most
»¡»ted the haste»». It was decid
Frank lundberg. Hetty, GJ, 7,199.
Declaring that the idea ori
this meeting to hold a cooked
powerful secret, non-political organization in exist-
374.76; E. M la-onuig. Beauty, RJ, at a recent Direct Advertising
»ale thi* Saturday.
6.674 , 979.69.
ence, one that has the “Most Sublime Lineage it
vention, the writer ute« several
• • •
Forty one two year olds m«<i> «ons for adopting the change;
History, one that was “Here Yesterday, Here To
The Woman*» club will meet n< it
over 300 lbs fat.
“It helps dictation. Repeat
day, Here forever.”
Wednesday. March 28th at the home
Mowing Machines, Dines and Harrows
telephone salutation aloud, as
of Mra. F. C. Each At thi» time Mr»
for dictation, and note the mental <
Stranahan will read a paper on the
of telephoning.
Both Phones
“Influence of Missionaries on the
TUUmtok. Oreges
"it makes a more readable lette.
Early Settlement of rOegon " Mi»»
The cheery ‘Good Morning’ says somt
Helen Wheeler will play a piano ao '
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