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TO BOOST STATE
Love Of Home State Bro’t
To Bear On Men Who
Enlist In Navy
100 ENLIST IN MONTH
Letters
Are To Be
Sent To
Civic
Organisation* Throughout
The
State
Indianapolis, Ind... April 3— The
memory of the heroic dead, maimed
and disabled of the world war will be
marked on May 30 by “Poppy Day”
to be held by th« American Legion,
a movement which will be joined by
se-eral thousand post* of the organi
sation throughout the country.
Replica* of the flower which c< ver-
ad the fields of Flanders, where tne
blood of many American soldiers was
shed, will be sold through the agency
of the local posts and Atucu-ary un
it*, and the returns from ths sa>e of
the poppies will be need for th* relief
of sick and needy veterans, and for
the decoration of graves of the hero
ic dead who lie on foreign shores
Many post* will taka this metaoa
in raising thicr quota of tne perma
nent endowment fund of »100,900
which is now being subeenbed thru
the Legion in order that the resting
places of the 32,100 American dead
in Europe will be decorated on each
May 30.
The sale of the poppies will open a
day or two pnor to May 30, in most
localities, so that there will be a
poppy on the breast of every Ameri
can on Memorial Day.
All Tubercular Iksetse k
Now Taken Care Of
By Bureau
r Li
Hasp', us.
Fea Lues Aau
L. &
• an
Available
iur:«du’ti«r of th< Veioran»’ buraau
shal: he available far wtmrans of th«
Spanish V ar. ffi.xer Rc-belli nr. ano
Phil'.nnine Insurrection
ln»u~v
suffering froir.
-psychiatric
‘IT or uibarcular au-
menu or diseasi This includes tran>
nnrtat ion. sr granted to thus« World
U ar ' wterai» receiving compensation
and hospitalixat ion.
That paimnints of premiums on
insurance anc
yearly renewable term insuranct
converted insurance may be ueemed
not to havt lapsed m tbe cas«is of
those persons who. while mentally
incompetent anc for whom nc legal
guarciar hac beer appointed, have
heretofore allowed or may hereafter
anew their insurance to .»pre while
sc suffev.ng during the penod for
whict they nave beet or may here
after be sc ratec Waiver is »neh
rasa* may he made without appbea-
not ant retroactive where necessary
in accordance w tt -«guations which
may he auoptoc by the mroetor of the
Bureau
Tha: the right to compensataor. for
the period of service from which such
discharge is given *na.. not be barred
umes* s person was discharged or
u.smisset by santence of court-mar-
sr.a. The Art pnor to thia amend-
inert did not contain the proviso “by
sentence of court-msrsha. '
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seeking a water route through the up-
par Tillamook Bay; in view of the
fart that th« advantage of the mouth
of Tillamook nver as a shipping
point in comparison with mills on the
lower bay which are nearer deep wa
ter i* not fully established: and in
new of the existing channel improve
ments nearer the mouth of tne Bar
and particularly because no organized
port district with authority to defi
nitely propose terms of co-operation,
ha* m yet been organized, it is th“
be uef of the District Engineer that
the proposed improvement is not
worthy of being undertaken by the
United States at the present time.”
The communication goes on to say
that any interested parues may file
ar. appeal to the Board of Engineers
for rivers and harbors at Washington
D. C-, within the next four weeks.
Whether or not any appeal will be
taxes i* not known at present.
FRIDAY, APRIL 6,
Mrs. Charles R. Smith and sons
Jack and Billy of Barview were in
the city Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Roland McGinnis, of Clover
dale was in town Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L T. Kilham and son
Gordon, of McMinville, spent Easter
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Kilham’s
sister, Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser.
Mrs. Anna Zweifel of Cloverdale
was shopping in the city Friday.
Mrs. Tom Shillinglaw was in from
Hemlock Sunday, visiting her nieoe
Mrs. IJary Brandt.
Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Honey, of
Garibaldi, spent Easter Sunday at
the home of Jay Honey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Daniels and son
Roy, and daughter Mrs. Etna Wiebe
of Mohler, were in town Friday visit
ing friend* and shopping.
March 31, 1923.
In 1886 the family mW(f
ing, Ill., from thence
spending most of his ty ■
Coming west he land^ I
mook, Ore., and was ennJ
E. Trombley in the Her^Jl
til 1915 when he started .3
for himself and had buih‘. /
trade.
He joined the Method I
when 18 years of age. jj { I
ful about his personal iUv
man and when he made,'
was careful to keep him M
He leaves a mother, Mrt; ]
rett and a sister, Mis*
1
sister in Iowa, one sister in S«
kota and many friend* to
departure.
Funeral services wen he*
undertaking parlors Sttefe
PERCY WARD BARRETT
ing at 4 o’clock by Rev. Simp,
Percy Wsrd Barrett was born the rick of the Methodist church;
Mr*. Minnie Searcy is in from
third day of August 1877, in Sedalia, body was shipped to Portlup
Sandlake this week on a visit.
Mr sad Mrs. H. W. Spear are en Mo., and died in Tillamook, Ore., terment.
joying a visit from their son Fred
who reside* in Portland.
Mr.
Mr and Mr*. Andrew Siam, Mr*.
J B Stam and daughter Dorothy,
«nd Mrs. Nettleton of Brighton and
Mohler were in town Monday evening,
Mrs. Peregoy, of Nehalem, was
Numerous benefits. until now un-
To broadcast th« scenic wonder*
available to disable ex-servitt znen
Oregon and the natural resources of
and grantee tirnugt the passage of
the state through Oregon men enlist
a new veteran neief measure w.b be
ing in the United States Navy, is the
put into effect m this oistnct .mmsa-
plan worked out by Lieutenant Com
lately, L C. Jessepn. Pacific North
mander R. E. Kerr, in charge of the
west manager of the United State*
Oregon Recruiting District, with W.
Veteran« bureau, ar.nouncsc today
D. B. Dodson, manager of the Port
Many war veteran* w.„ b« afectec
land Chamber of Commerce, and J.
he stated
H. Brewer, manager of the State
Chamber of Commerce.
The benefit* fobow* That every
William Kennedy is home from the
World War veteran wnc was discharg
The plan is to inculcate in every
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ed pnor to the establiahmezit of the
man enlisted from Oregon the love
i Cor.tinaec from page one
j
for a short visit.
of hi* home state in general and hi*
Water glass: 1 pint 15c; 1 quart Veteran! bureau on Augur: r 1921. f T-llamoi k bay to * coastal market
Mrs. Ed Smith was in Tuesday
home town in particular. To bring 25c, 1 gallon 75c. Chas. L Clough.— shah be conclusive¡.y neid to nave :ver the cif rail shipment yet the morning from Nehalem,
this about the State Chamber of Adv.
been in sound condition when, enter r’istnet Engineer finds that the cos: J Mrs. Mary Effenberger and grand
Commerce is sending letters to the
ing the service, except a» to suet tus-
, of the feeder channel under e isider-! daughter, Clara Belle Steele, were in
abihtie* ai were noted of recorc when |
various civic organizations through-
■ ation i would be such a large propor-ifrom Nehalem Tuesday.
out the state asking for co-operation rectors to confer with the patron* or pnor to the time he entered the |
I tion oi >f the ultimate saving that the
Claude Lewallin, of Hebo, was in
throughout the county.
in this plan,
service.
limn
—
movement
is not worthy of eonsia- Tillamook Wednesday
transacting
The
usual
report*
from
the
cheese
I
r
"'
More than 100 men from the Ore-
That an ex-service man who ir i eration. Furthermore. he find* that business.
inspector
and
the
deputy
dairy
and
gon District enlist in the Navy each
shown by examination of a Veterans I tne cost cf
: tbe project reduced to
A large ship will arrive in the bay
month. Practically all of these men food commissioner were received.
bureau medical officer or other qua..- I : terms of dollars per thousand fee: sometime this month and load lum
are later assigned to duty on ship*
fied physician to have a menta. dis B. M. of is umber would exceed the cost ber at the Whitney mill at Garibal
»
of the Pacific Fleet, which bases in
ease or an active tubercular cueease of 111 .gntenng this commodity to an di for a southern point. This is the
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San Pedro and other Southern Cali
of 10 per cent or more, wittur. three improved cnamnei m the 1 c.wer bay. first boat to call here for lumber and
»
fornia harbors. Here tourist* from
year* after separating fri.rr. semee | Ee further finds that Lghtenng or it is reported that it will make regu
(Continued from page one*
all parts of the nation visit and come
■hall be considered to have acq: .rec
can attend will be awarded their dj- bis disability m such service or to hauling ty ruck of .umber to a ter- lar trips hereafter.
to see the ships.
minal or. the .ower bay and thence
Miss Edith Fletcher spent Sunday
plomas at that time. Those who car.
Once aboard, a guide is detailed to not attend will receive their diplo have suffered an aggravation of pre shipment by water would still admit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will
existent tubercular and mental dis of a rearcnabie saving over rail Fletcher at Hemlock.
show the visitors about One of the
mat by mail.
ability. In addition to extending this shipment
first questions asked of the sailor
a coastal market
A. M. Hoffman and family spent
It is expected also that the Final
man is “where do you come from?” Spelling certificates and certificate« period from tw. years to three years
“That in view of the limited im- Easter Sunday in Garibaldi at the
By having the Oregon men primed for perfect attendance will be award in menta; and tnbervuiar cases, tms mediately
prospective
commerce home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
provision eliminates the qualifiesti.'n
on facts about their home towns it ed at this time.
which
includes
an
estimate
of
lumber K. Hoffman.
that the tubercular condition must t»e
is planned to have them act as emis
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erickson were
The boys and girls entitled to re
saries from the various communities ceive eighth grade diplomas on the pulmonary to entitle one to the it ne-
«äs
in town Friday from Nehalem.
and by telling the visitors about it January examination will be awarded fit* of the presumption.
<
That a certificate of disability may
arousal their interest. As the mapor- their diplomas at that time. Full ;>ar
be obtained prior to March 4, 1924.
ity of visitors are tourists bound for tieulars of this will be given later.
nowhere in particular, the chances of
It is expected that between one Lun which, except in case of fraud, shall'
getting them to come to Oregon are dred twenty-five and one hundred fif- be incontestable evioence that tne in
very good.
ty eighth grade diplomas will be jury for which it is issued waf suf.
In asking for co-op< ration from the awarded. If all of these boys and fered in ar aggravated by the mili-
local civic organizations, the Portland girls attend High school next year tary service.
That where a veteran of any
and Mate Chambers request that they there will be quits an addition to the
i
dies after hi* discharge from the str
Voci* Ben
keep in contact with the men that High schools of the county.
vice and does not leave sufficient as-
Says:
enlist from their own respective com
One minute
munities. The local communities are
Mrs. Jim Tucker, of Salem is visit eats to meet the expense of bunal !
essay on
and transportation of hi* body, the i
asked to supply these men with book ing her daughter Mrs. Mary Dye.
health by
lets and pamphlets telling of the op
Mrs. Andrew Kline and daughter, Veterans’ bureau wib pay for a flag
H. L. Babb
portunities of those communities.
Mrs. Violet Davis, were in town Fn- to drape the casket and a.so for Lur
“When a man first goes in the Na day from Nehalem on a shopping ia. expense will pay a sum not exceed
mg »100 The flag, after bunal. is
vy his patriotism takes the form of trip.
loyalty to his homo town,” Command
Miss Catherine O’Hara, wbu is at to t*e given to the next of km of such
h e dietician
er Kerr said. “By the proposed plan tending school at Beaverton, spent deceased veteran If death occurs
as
called in
while
such
person
is
receiving
govern
A
good
stone
thia loyalty will be fostered and not Easter with her parents Mr. and
found a.tion o r mother
mental medical, surgical or hospital
allowed to gradually die. And the Mrs. A. D. Devine.
Nervy, is some ce was to be
community will aid itself by having
Weldon Fuge spent several days treatment or vocational training, the
tome-
thing every eeded
its Navy men acting as salesmen for tho first of the week in Oregon City. Bureau shall pay, tn addition to bur
young
man hat ’ she could
The Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine actually
their own communities.
M W. Harrison, uf Portland, li in ial expenses, actual and necessary
should figure it. 4 “The sim
lest
food
improves with use. It is even smoother and more
on when build
“Furthermore, a man shipping in the city looking after business inter-I cost of transportation of the body, lh-
ing air cattles nown is milk"
eluding the preparation of the body,
the Navy is very eager for news ests here.
♦ said.
powerful at 5,000 miles than when new. Carbon
“If
from his home town. Often he does
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffet and t a place of buna! within the ronti-
her
sumach
will
not
retain
only
makes it better. Many owner» report 50,000
not get this and soon or later he will son Elmer of Hemlock were in townjnentai limits of the United State*.
sulk, then try the juice of
miles of brilliant performance without engine
I That all hospital facilities under the
find other interest*. By keeping him Sunday.
ar. orange.”
But mother's stomach re
on the tnialing list and sending him
adjustment
And a Willys-Knight engine has never
fused the orange juice as
new* and booklets that interest will
well
*
the
milk
and
she
was
been known to wear out.
be kept alive and soon he will i»e a
persuaded to try chiropractic
real booster. That is what Oregon
The trouble was lack of life
tee U«
to toe Mari» liti ttatorljj
needs, especially boosters in other
impulses to the stomach due
to the stomach nerve lines be
states; and 1 don't know of a better
ing pinched by a displace
place to start the boosting than sou
ment of the spine. When the
thern California where the tourist
energy that travel* the nerve
crop is heavy.
began to flow into the stom
ach once more, mother could
“If an Oregon man can get one out
eat any kind of food.
112*1
of every ten tourists he meet* to
come to Oregon ho has performed a
Chiropractic vertebral ad
valuable service fur tho state. But
justments a* given by this
he cannot do this unless he is sold on
IMPROVES WITH USE
office have reetorwd Lea,th
the idea himself and interested in
in
a
number
of
case«
in
the
what is going on in hi* home town.”
¡“•st. The sufferer* have
Letter* to the various civic organi
The motrns: who pays fancy price* for oil. often
been made well of diseasee
tations in the state will be sent from
pw> a for eomethuig he does rxx get.
of the «yw, Mn. noM>
Portland by ths first of tho week
Zero, er .♦ coat* toae becauee it is produced in Cali-
throat, ftinga, heart, stom
I arnia fresn »elected California naphthenic crude,
ach. h rer, kidneys, bowel*,
which, of all the crude* no far discovered, yield» ,te
and low organ*
moat effmect lubricati^ oùa.
I
SK BURCHARD FOR
LOCAL PORT IS DOOMED
VERY BEST IN
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work
PRICES ARE REASONABLE
SCHOOLS PROGRESSING
The Motto we Live up to is:
‘SERVICE
Even Oranges
Were Useless
Worthy of Its Praise
the
BEST OIL
made is
WILLYS-KNIGHT
STAR GARAGE
CHEESE PRICE DROPS
«*
(Continued from page one'
lory now covered by the association
in its selling campaign*. Mr. Bvta-
for<l brought out the fact, av thun
by th* article on the Kraft establish
ment to which reference had been
made, that tbe Kraft company is ex
pending one cent per pound to adver
tise its loaf cheese and 5 per cent nf
cost to advertise all other styles Ti
amook appropriations amount U
than four-tenths of a cent per
on any style. Ninety t
are being used by the
southern C»’ '
Zerolene lubricate* Petter. It forms from 251 to
50 . lese carbon. It has greeter ad he« vene«* and
penetratala than oda made from any other crude.
STANDAkD on CVMPA.NY
< CAuaoe.si*
ACT TODAY
Why
when
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:w»urr tsssuu
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•CWD a rotssero»
delay
WATER GLASS
consul
tation is with
charg-
rrcMsoi
wire»
Per Pint 15c; Per Quart 25c; per galkn 75c.
One quart is sufficient for approximately 15 doz. eggs.
Charles I. Clough Co
L. Babb
TILLAMOOK BLDG.
Both Phone*. Res. 56 J
Branch office at Garibaldi
Tuesday, Thursday Evening
TILLAMOOK