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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1923)
FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 192.3 NO* FEATURES ’k CO.HMENT ■ : ' w that . tnem- our lodge •t-â m pa- relatives and d, we express even so great a A 1' X». I :«rxjv<ment may be overruled for .ir highest good; Resolved: That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the minutes of our lodge, a copy sent ’o nach of the local papers for public -ati >n in<l copies sent to the deceused's near rel atives. TILLAMOOK LODGE NO. 1260, LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. By Committee: F. W. Merick, G. H. Ward and . A. Brodhead. hospital last Friday. She is repon. cd as recovering nicely. A. O. Weils, a prominent minfa. man of Fairbanks, Alaska, came -a Thursday evening to spend a few days with his nephew E. M. Condit Mrs. Chas. Desmond and Mrs. Hal- lie Thompson were in town shuppi^ from Pleasant Valley Wednesday. Joe Hollett, of Blaine was in on business Wednesday. Dollie Fitzgerald was in town from Rockaway Wednesday. Lizzie Abplanalp underwent un op-1 J. W. Larison of Oretown, w eration for appendicitis at the Boals'town Wednesday. Where Service Counts * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ OCR EDFT' j RX a L ?< UCT advxatw. aid SOd 113- 4J » fJl it 1«JE xae ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FRIDAY. AFtli a 1923 •Jiac From Exchanges a»e an ha» any mt> »'t Jir<ct •aid »UM-h. bund*, or other so alateti by him ’ » S’ IF »I Vi'- * Mana*i g Editor mbxribed jef-re me this of April. im. ____ IL H. UJCIMHAl.L, < v jmy Cl«rk R» Edna 1 Mill», Deputy SELF-m PNOTISM Alfred Manning decided to coin- mit suicide. He was 64, discouraged tired of life. Fnends found him dead on his knees by the bed. tine end of a handkerchief was looped I oeely about his neck. The other end wai tied to a bedpost. This happened in Iscndon. i.’irl Physicians, called to ezamin« dead man, said there werv • of strangulation—-on the his neck or otherwise The coroner’s jury, a the doctors, returned a Manning while fctt- nj himself, died by In other words, self into believing Ills heart, reepoa ■topped beating Th, ■uch trccti' g t t ».' m seftvrUx k -nwy sc <mat 5s •7 qX» » » Uve, •■•»XtLW 1£ sua. Tbw -gat atSEuia tL-w*rc •rw- - _• -tea ------- few :««. at hesa mss a » — rues- .uac as wvu aa piMadkia. Tiv fuüa ja utu »z« isv«t where »au a rvajK-tiaibü- -gj«y :a e ircaani Ü jay rvfisa ".o »peak to a lewcutzi«* aoc '-PVEiaelves cold- y us-act zad —ey have been in- ir-Atuewa. thoM MWiMMrs are going » say that tMt town has no friendli- 3 mm aza ~«y wu. be restless and dis- Newcomers feel cuaauMd thvrw. kany wbaa they first move itno a saeh like th« proverbial eat at a «true* garret. All these un- »• face* look cold and aloof. , N.-» if the neighbors can greet then: heartily when they move in, it will make a world of difference. The gone . «1 custom of calling on strangerr should be revived or kept up Maki a newcomer feel that he is heartily welcome and he will not miiid li tri» butcher, the baker and the candle stick maker are ell bustling tc p* his trade, and the Order of Duedunkr makes a drive for hi: menibeniuj a an early date.—HuaebuT New L» view. Depository facilities without hel pful services hardly suffice. One requires too many other things in addition to saftey for the money he has on deposit. Any customer carring his ac count here at the Tillamook Co. Bank will tell you that Ssevice is a big factor in his connection with us. Under our membership in the Federal Reserve System we gain Government supervision - aswell as that of the State of Oregon. «on the told his f *diSB iti estate at Eu- n if T3V ■ W- lave made a prac- Law violations and r - person is suffi- iz any case,” he de what if the aged moVi- yc“usg man who has violated is suk and the story might «. didn't you keep it out of tz< paper?" Elbert Bede of the Cot tage Grove Sentinel, asked Mr. Al- dr.ch "We would not," quickly ans wered Mr. Aldrich, “If rela,;-«s d: not want the young man’s n .her to see it they should keep ~ the from her. We would publia news, yes, even if it was our cwt brother." When Mr. Aldrich pro nounced that the rule of nis paper, it was a pronouncement of ar oniigi> tion every pubhahcr ww the public he serves. The newspaper that laih to fulfil this othgaQor lacks rouragi and needs s stay u its backbone — Shendas Sun. Tillamook County Bank Tillamook, Oregon, MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM R. B. Millif wai ir iron Cioverdah Wednesday. Mr anc Mrs. F. G .Andersoi to Portland Wednesday on a vui: They piar to returr Saturday Owing to tne ¡lines: of Mr. of Hem loe i Res Carlton Jones preached the Laste- sermon at Hr. J enei N aza rem ehurci. therr two tniidrei wer- ait' n trrwt witt mn.. Mrs Dot Elin ant Mn Joax bet- eon o Ganoaid. wer- n torn Tntzr oat Mri Jtn V, oou wa. n iron loam- 1 uesua- Commuai uv« grow in properuca to the »up port given them by their resi dents. You cannot booet year city by trading elsewhere or placing bus- meet in other ioea.iuvs that could be placed a*, home. People who try to save pennies of tentimes lose dcT.are. The home mer chant is generally honest and offers honest v» ues for your money. He ♦ « ♦ cant afford to be otherwise. He de Russe 1J Dark. i sot of Ret end pends for his living upon the com KESlL.T'THWf IP '.L‘NJ»ll-A?h^ munity and must give the commun Mrs. C. L Dark, win recenti) under convalescent went an operatiol. is ity what it wants at a fair price. Wnerea. When you are tempted to trade out and visited old fnendr at Snerioa;. v-nc ua. : ta tm-zte- wic.t>7n. "O- one day last weex — McMisun de ride and purchase "just as good mer- tnove trar w ira t.rat err w.rthv chandle« at greatly reduced price: News-Reporter tan «r;wwe« rretcMV • you should think twics before buy ng iitn»r an 1 »-**•— — Th» fellow tnat news; If you «re “stung" by your boms OTtti irllWl iaw * merchant he will no doubt be glad ■ squeaxy suaotiy o •rrtrr and ! TuCTnorT' r.pp«* make an adjustment, The out-of- I doesn't Uv any goo, iM Hit- • tne» __ town merchant is not persona ly it terestsd iu you. He is intent ot >el mg you this once »nd probably due. not expect to sell you agaa. i He uuee not have to take care II] preserving your good will. More than owing it '' you» von. munity to tarde at bon»» thus avep ing your money at honx you auou give the home tneri iiair. firs' uinx tunity to serve you onomic stand pun etniter. COLLECTIONS HO COLLECTION—NO CHANGE SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY WE COLLSJCT We Sue in Our Own Name. KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. Tillamook Msftiinnnu« Hillsboro from the factory *91«« r3RACCC PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO Com plate Bat of Abet r acts of the Records of Tillamook County USED CAR SALE! ' 1 OTtrland 4 Touring, eord v’th ttar* and in good *hape . iv‘s ind <o*wiGrr LAST CALL AUCTION Three Mi leit East of Tillamook, opposite El wood factory CATTLE 1 App*n^»e. < *7 a .*Argi.ju box on nack. Ju At «?r, A-! >.'-ipe 1 S aaìì cjiJ/AÍer -¡/ort jrxxi shape model 1 purebred Bull: Tillamook Artis DeKoi 273609 1 purebred Cow: Tillamook Gem Pontiac 548646 __ 27 Grade Mature Cows 3 Grade 2-Year.Olds. This herd has had five eoun ty and one federal tuberculin tests with no reactors. • SWINE 5 Brood Sows, some with pigs 4 Shoats and small pigs STAR I If th HORSES 1 Span black mares, and harness wagon Implements and Farm Ma chinery 1 2-H.P. Electric Motor 1 Ford Light Delivery 3 unit Sharpies Milking Mn. chine, complete equipment 16 Louden Sanitary Drinking Cups. Pipe and Connections 1 Hay Rake. 1 Tedder, 1 set Harrows, 12 Milk Cans, Other Tools and Implements not menitoned. 1 his is a complete dispersal of all stock and ma chinerv on rile ranch, no exceptions. Entire herd has been in Testing Assn, for year 1922. Free Lunch at Noon Chas. F. Pankow, Prop TILLAMOOK SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 1 Overland iTourrg 3lx Both Phone«: Bell 41 J P. a Bax 1»T □ffloe: Nat’l Bank Bldg. Ground Floor CCL. HUGHES OREGON PIERCE JACOES Forest Grove, Auctioneer Owner TERMS: Under $25, Cash. Over $25, 9O-day bankable note at 8 percent