FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923
«Xillaniuoh
THIS ISSUE 6 PAGES
Mrs. Charles R. Smith and sons March 31, 1923.
jurisdiction of the Veterans’ bureau | seeking a water route through the up-
■ Jack and Billy of Barview were in
In 1886 the family moved ti
shall be available for veterans of the . per Tillamook Bay , in
the city Saturday shopping.
ing, Ill., from thence to q
-
•
-
—
•
fact
that
the
advantage
of
the
moutn
Spanish War, Boxer Rebellion and
Mrs. Roland McGinnis, of Clover­
Philippine Insurrection suffering from of Tillamook river as a shipping dale was in town Monday on business. spending most of his life iar
Coming west he landed ¡j
neuro-psychiatric or tubercular ail­ point in comparison with mills on the
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kilham and son mook, Ore., and was employ
ments or disease. This includes trans lower bay which are nearer deep wa­
portation, as granted to those W orld ter is not fully established; and in Gordon, of McMinville, spent Easter E. Trombley in the Herald o*
Indianapolis, Ind., April 3—The
existing
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Kilham’s til 1915 when he started in b
V.vw of
— - the
--- ----
- - — channel improve-
..
War veterans receiving compensation J view
memory of the heroic dead, maimed
j
ments
nearer
the
mouth
of
the
Bay
,
sister,
Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser.
for himself and had built uo
and hospitalization.
and disabled of the world war will be
I and particularly because no organized
Mrs. Anna Zweifel of Cloverdale trade.
Love Of Home State Bro’t marked on May 30 by “Poppy Day” All Tubercular Desease Is That payments of premiums on ¡port
district with authority to defi-
yearly renewable term
I ^/propose terms of co-operation, was shopping in the city Friday.
He joined the Methodist .
to be held by the American Legion,
Now Taken Care Of
To Bear On Men VVho
Mrs. Tom Shillinglaw was in from when 18 years of age. He
converted insurance may cases of ¡has as yet been organized, it is -he
a movement which will be joined by
not to have lapsed in the cases
se^oral thousand posts of the organi­
mentally belief of the District Engineer that Hemlock Sunday, visiting her niece ful about his personal standir..
By Bureau
Enlist In Navy
those persons who, while i
man and when he made a frit. a
zation throughout the country.
. I IxL.
ironrnvpmpnt IS
the proposed improvement
is TIOU
notj Mrs. Mary Brandt.
incompetent
and
for
whom
no
legal
worthy of being undertaken by the
Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Honey, of was careful to keep him u 1
Replicas of the flower which cover­
guardian had been appointed, have United States at the present time.”
He leaves a mother, Mrs. J. [ I
ed the fields of Flanders, where the
Garibaldi, spent Easter Sunday at
heretofore allowed or may hereafter The communication goes on to say the home of Jay Honey.
rett and a sister, Miss Blznct
blood of many American soldiers was
allow their insurance to lapse while that any interested parties may file
shed, will be sold through the agency
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Daniels and son rett of Salem, Ore., a broth? 'jj
so
suffering, during the period for an appeal to the Board of Engineers
of the local posts and Auxiliary un­
Roy, and daughter Mrs. Etna Wiebe sister in Iowa, one sister in Sot;
which they have been or may here­
Letters Are To Be Sent To Civic its, and the returns from the sale of Hospital Facilities Also Available after be so rated. Waiver in such for rivers and harbors at Washington of Mohler, were in town Friday visit­ kota and many friends to mo®-
tho poppies will be used for the relief
D. C„ within the next four weeks.
departure.
cases may be made without applica­ Whether or not any appeal will be ing friends and shopping.
For Veterana Of Other
Organizations Throughout
of sick and needy veterans, and for
Funeral services were held t
tion and retroactive where necessary
the
decoration
of
graves
of
the
hero
­
taken
is
not
known
at
present.
undertaking
parlors Saturdaj.
PERCT
WARD
BARRETT
U.
8.
Wars
The
State
in accordance with regulations which
ic dead who Lio on foreign shores.
ing
at
4
o
’
clock
by Rev. Simput
may be adopted by the director of the
rick
of
the
Methodist
church nt
Many posts will take this method
the
Percy
Ward
Barrett
was
born
Mrs. Minnie Searcy is in from
Bureau.
third day of August 1877, in Sedalia, body was shipped to Portland^-’»
Numerous benefits, until now • un­ That the right to compensation for ■ Sandlske this week on a visit.
To broadcast the scenic wonders of in raising thier quota of the perma­
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Spear are en­ Mo., and died in Tillamook, Ore., I terment.
Oregon and the natural resources of nent endowment fund of 1100,000 available to disable ex-service 1 man, the period of service from which such
the state through Oregon men enlist­ which is now being subscribed thru and granted through the passage of discharge is given shall not be barred joying a visit from their son Fred
ing in the United States Navy, is the the Logion in order that the resting a new veteran rleief measure, will be unless a person was discharged or who resides in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stam, Mrs.
plan worked out by Lieutenant Com­ places of the 32,100 American dead put into effect in this district immed­ dismissed by sentence of court-mar­
mander R. E. Kerr, in chargo of the in Europe will be decorated on each iately, L. C. Jesseph, Pacific North­ shal. The Act prior to this amend­ J. B. Stam and daughter Dorothy,
west manager of the United States ment did not contain the proviso “by and Mrs. Nettleton of Brighton and
Oregon Recruiting District, with W. May 30.
The Bale of the poppies will open a Veterans’ bureau, announced today. sentence of court-marshal.
D. B. Dodson, manager of the Port­
Mohler were in town Monday evening.
land Chamber of Commerce, and J. day or two prior to May 30, in most Many war veterans will be affected,
Mrs. Peregoy, of Nehalem, was
H. Brewer, manager of the State localities, so that there will be a he stated.
shopping in town Tuesday.
poppy on the breast of every Ameri­
Chamber of Commerce.
William Kennedy is home from the
The benefits follows: That every
World War veteran who was discharg
North Pacific Dental college at Port­
The plan is to inculcate in every can on Memorial Day.
ed prior to the establishment of the
(Continued from page one’
land for a short visit.
man enlisted from Oregon the love
Mrs. Ed Smith was in Tuesday
of his home state in general and his
Water glass: 1 pint 16c; 1 quart Veterans bureau on August 9, 1921, of Tillamook bay to a coastal market
home town in particular. To bring 25c, 1 gallon 75c. Chaa. I. Clough.— shall be conclusively held to have over the cost of rail shipment, yet the morning from Nehalem.
been in sound condition when enter­ District Engineer finds that the cost
this about the State Chamber of Adv.
Mrs. Mary Effenberger and grand
ing the service, except as to such dis­ of the feeder channel under consider­ daughter, Clara Belle Steele, were in
Commerce is sending letters to the
abilities as were noted of record when ation would be such a large propor­ from Nehalem Tuesday.
various civic organizations through-
out the state asking for co-operation rectors to confer with the patrons or prior to the time he entered the) tion of the ultimate saving that the
Claude Lewallin, of Hebo, was in
throughout the county.
in this plan,
service.
transacting
Tillamook Wednesday
improvement
is
not
worthy
of
consid
­
The usual reports from the cheese
That an ex-service man who is eration. Furthermore, he finds that business.
More than 100 men from the Ore-
inspector and tho deputy dairy and shown by examination of a Veterans
gon District enlist in the Navy each
A large ship will arrive in the bay
the cost of the project reduced to
food commissioner were received.
bureau medical officer or other quali­ terms of dollars per thousand feet sometime this month and load lum-
month. Practically all of these men
fied physician to have a mental dis­ B. M. of lumber would exceed the cost bur at the Whitney mill at Garibal­
are later assigned to duty on ships
ease or an active tubercular disease of lightering this commodity to an di for a southern point. This is the
of the Pacific Fleet, which bases in
of 10 per cent or more, within three improved channel in the lower bay. first boat to call here for lumber and
San Pedro and other Southern Cali­
years after separating from service He further finds that lightering or it is reported that it will make regu­
fornia harbors. Here tourists from
(Continued from page one’
shall be considered to have acquired hauling by truck of lumber to a ter­ lar trips hereafter.
all parts of the nation visit and come
can attend will be awarded their di­ his disability in such service, or to
to see tho ships.
Miss Edith Fletcher spent Sunday
minal on the lower bay and thence
plomas at that time. Those who can
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 reasonable saving over rail Fletcher at Hemlock.
show the visitors about One of the mas by mail.
ability. In addition to extending this shipment to a coastal market.
A. M. Hoffman and family spent
first questions asked of tho sailor­
It is expected also that the Final
man is "where do you come from?” Spelling certificates and certificates period from two years to three years
“That in view of the limited im­ Easter Sunday in Garibaldi at the
prospective
commerce home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
By having the Oregon men primed for perfect attendance will be award­ in mental and tubercular cases, this I mediately
provision eliminates the qualification I which includes an estimate of lumber K. Hoffman.
on facts about their home towns it ed at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erickson were
is planned to have them act as emis­ The boys and girls entitled to re­ that the tubercular condition must be
in town Friday from Nehalem.
saries from the various communities ceive eighth grade diplomas on the pulmonary to entitle one to the bene­
and by telling the visitors about it January examination will be awarded fits of the presumption.
That a certificate of disability may
arouse their interest. As the niapor- their diplomas at that time. Full par
be obtained prior to March 4, 1924,
Ity of visitors arc tourists bound for ticulars of this will be given later.
nowhere in particular, the chances of
It is expected that between one hun which, except in case of fraud, shall
getting tliein to come to Oregon are dred twenty-five and one hundred fif­ be incontestable evidence that the in­
was suf-
very good.
ty eighth grade diplomas will be jury for which it is issued
In asking for co-operation from the awarded, If all of these boys and fered in or aggravated by the mili-
local civic organizations, the Portland girls attend High school next year tary service.
That where a veteran of any war
and I tate Chambers request that they there will be quite an addition to the
Uncle Ben
dies after his discharge from the ser-
keep in contact with the men that High schools of the county.
Says:
vire and does not leave sufficient as-
One minute
enlist from their own respective com­
essay on
munities. The local communities are
Mrs. Jim Tucker, of Salem is visit­ sets to meet the expense of burial
and transportation of his body, the
health by
asked to supply these men with book­ ing her daughter Mrs. Mary Dye.
H. L. Babb
lets and pamphlets telling of the op­
Mrs Andrew Kline and daughter, Veterans’ bureau will pay for a flag
D. C.
portunities of those communities.
Mrs. Violet Davis, were in town Fri­ to drape tho casket and also for bur­
“When a man first goes in the Na­ day from Nehalem on a shopping ial expense will pay a sum not exceed
ing $100. The flag, after burial, is
vy his patriotism takes the form of trip.
loyalty to his home town,” Command
Miss Catherine O'Hara, who is at­ to bo given to the next of kin of such
e dietician
er Kerr said. “By the proposed plan tending school at Beaverton, spent deceased veteran. If death occurs
called in
“
A
good
stone
while
such
person
is
receiving
govern
this loyalty will be fostered and not Easter with her parents Mr. and
o r mother
found
a.tion
mental medical, surgical or hospital
to be
allowed to gradually die. And the Mrs. A. D. Devine.
Newy, is some ce was some-
community will aid itself by having
Weldon Fuge spent several days treatment or vocational training, the
thing every ceded
hat she could
The Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine actually
young
man it.
its Navy men acting as salesmen for the first of tho week in Oregon City. Bureau shall pay, in addition to bur­
“The sim
should
figure
their own communities.
M. W. Harrison, of Portland, is in ial expenses, actual and necessary
lest
food
improves with use. It is even smoother and more
on when build nown is milk”
"Furthermore, a man shipping in the city looking after business inter- cost of transportation of the body, in-
ing air castles » said.
powerful at 5,000 miles than when new. Carbon
“
If
of the body.
the Navy is very eager for news ests here.
It eluding
_ the . preparation
.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffet and to a place of burial within the conti-
from his homo town. Often he does
only makes it better. Many owners report 50,000
her somach will not retain
not get this and soon or later he will aon Elmer of Hemlock were in townjnental limits of the United States.
milk, then try the juice of
miles of brilliant performance without engine
an orange.”
find other interests. By keeping him Sunday.
I That all hospital facilities under the
But
mother
’
s
stomach
re
­
adjustment
And a Willys-Knight engine has never
on the mialing list and sending him
fused the orange juice as
news and booklets that interest will
been known to wear out
well s the milk and she was
be kept alive and soon he will Im a
persuaded to try chiropractic
The trouble was lack of life
real booster. That is what Oregon
B m U«
to to« Marti Utt ¿«torda? fwatof Faz»
impulses to the stomach due
need«, especially boosters in other
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
energy that travels the nervs
thern California where the tourist
began to flow into the stom­
crop is heavy.
ach once more, mother could
"If an Oregon man can get one out
eat any kind of food.
of every ten tourists he meets to
come to Oregon he has performed a
Chiropractic vertebral ad­
valuable service (or the state. But
justments as given by this
E
IMPROVES
he cannot do this unless he is sold on
WITH USE
office have restored health
the idea himself and interested in
in a number of cases in the
what is going on in his home town.”
I'ast. The sufferers have
Letters to the vsrious civic orgaiu
Tha motorist who pays fancy pricaa for oil, oft«n
been made well of disease«
pays for soinathuig ha do«« not gat.
zations in the state will be sent from
of the eyes, Mrs, nose,
Portland by the first of the week
Zarolane coats Mas bacauaa it ia produced in Cali­
throat, flings, heart, atom-
fornia from salactsd California naphthenic crude,
•ch, liver, kidnays, bowels,
which, of all the crudea so far discovered, yields the
and lower organs.
TO BOOST STATE
MEMORY OF DEAD
MARKED BY POPPIES
MANY ARE AFFECTED
100 ENLIST IN MONTH
BURCHARD FOR THE
VERY BEST IN
LOCAL PORT IS DOOMED
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work
PRICES ARE REASONABLE
SCHOOLS PROGRESSING
The Motto we Live up to is
SER VICE
Even Oranges
Were Useless
Worthy of Its Praise
the
BEST OIL
made is
WILLYS-KNIGHT
STAR GARAGE
CHFESE PRICE DROPS
(Continued from page one’
i
tory now covered by the association
in its selling campaigns. Mr. Bota-
fonl brought out thv fact, ns shown
by the article on the Kraft establish­
ment to which reference had been
made, that the Ktaft company is ex
pending one cent per pound to adver­
tise its loaf cheese and 5 per cent of
cost to advertise all other styles. Till-
imoi’k appropriations amount to les*
than four-tenths of a cent per pound
on any style. Ninety two billboards
are being used by the association in
southern C«’
most efticieut lubricating oils.
Zerolene lubricates better. It forma from 25% to
$0% less carbon. It has greeter adhesiveness and
panetrauon tlian oils made from any other exud«.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
tCAURMNlA)
HEALTH FOLLOWS
COWtCTJ
0WFT5OST ON
•wo « WJTAJWOf
ACT TODAY
Why
when
delay
WATER GLASS
consul­
tation is with
out
charg
noises
•«KXU
One quart ia sufficient for approximately 15 doz. eggs.
Find
Charles L Clough Co
I.. Babb *£
TILLAMOOK BIDG
Both Phe nes R-s
J
Branch office at Garibaldi
Tuesday, Thursday Evening
TILLAMOOK
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