the tally man at the Garibaldi mill,
died at the family home at that place
lust Wednesday, aged 26 years, after
Dr. David Robinson, city health of
a short illness. The husband and two
ficer, reports that there are no con-
little children survive. The remains
Fred Blum and family spent Sun tageous diseases prevalent in this
were
taken to Forest Grove for bur
city, with the exception of whoop
day at Oceanside.
The steamer Nottingham of Seattle ial. Numerous friends are grieved
ing cough. A few cases of grip have
Tillamook seems to be having a been had, but otherwise, the health according to an arranged schedule, over the loss of the deceased lady.
•ort of a population boom. Practical of the community is exceptionally will come in the bay on the 12th of
the present month, which falls on
ly all of the apartment houses are good.
Saturday of this week, and will an
full, and there are few rooms vacant
chor in the channel near the Whitney
anywhere in the city.
mills. The Nottingham will take u
cargo of lumber from the Whitney
John Mathieu of this city who re
mill to San Pedro, California. Two
cently attended the annual pioneer
large barges are to be used in convey
celebration at Champoeg is a son of
ing lumber from the wharf to the
F. X. Matthieu, whose vote on French
The Mohler school held its closing
schooner. The coming of the schoon
Prairie in the early Forties decided
exercises
last Friday, although the
(By
High
School
Reporter)
er, will mark the beginning of many
that the settlers of Oregon should
The Zeta Gethians motored to Bar similar trips by lumber schooners school will not really close until the
become citizens of the United States
rather than those of Great Britain. View Friday after school and there from that port this year. It is pre last of the present week. An inter
The anniversary of this event in Ore spent a lovely evening toasting marsh dicted that many sight seers will go esting feature was the work of the
gon history is celebrated every year mallows. One thing that worked down from Tillamook to witness this Mohler sewing club, division 2, Mrs.
at Champoeg, a little village on the against the good time is that time the initial revival of Tillamook Bay’s C. M. Young, leader. There are five
went too fast. Those who joined in shipping, while the town of Garibal
Willamette.
the evening’s fun were Ruth Gould, di probably will turn out en masse girls in the club who on the above
date had completed their work and
Miss Essie Willis returned Monday Florence Stranahan, Ramona and to see the lumber freighter arrive.
turned in their report, being the first
from a visit to her mother at Mc- Wanda Haltom, Glenora White, Leia
club in the county in which al) mem
Minnville.
Smith, Catherine and Alfred Gabriel,
bers have finished their work. Offic
Jim Sharp, Jim Tone, Victor Mat
ers are Gertrude Young, president
hews and Eugene Hamrick. The chap
Cornelia Smith vice president; An
erons were Miss Brakel and Miss
geline Fuller, secretary. Other mem
Philippi.
bars are Devine Tubbesing and Esth
At a regular meeting of the stu
Carl D. Shoemaker, Master Fish er Stevens. Their work was exhibit
dent body Friday, May 4, the fol Warden, of Portland was in the city
lowing officers were nominated for Thursday, and went to the Gold creek ed, and was judged Friday by local
next year: President, Wanda Haltom, hatchery on a visit of inspection, women of the community. Devine
Tubbesing received first, and Esther
The Tillamook Community Chorus Victor Mathefs, Verner Ablanalp, Joe spending the afternoon there with Stevens, second mention.
Maxwell;
vice
president,
Marion
Lamb
of 30 voices will give a concert Wed
T. R. Pollock, the hatchery head.
The school program was well attend
nesday evening May 16, at the Clover Kenneth Mahan, Beryl Turner; gen While coming in by automobile, Mr.
dale hall at 8:15 p. m. This chorus eral manager, Wesley Tippin; Yell Shoemaker inspected the hatchery at ed, there bing about 30 visitors pres
will be assisted by the Kiwanis Male leader, Paul Powers; editors, Rowena Salmonberry in the north end of the ent. Songs and recitations were giv
en by the pupils and Superintendent
quartet, Mrs. F. D. Small, piano; E. Hanson, Doris Knight, Evelyn Glad, county.
G. B. Lamb delivered an address.
I.eonard
Bales;
sargeant
at
arms,
E. Koch, violin; Miss Leora Phillippi
A ball game in the afternoon was
and Thomas Coates, vocal soloists. Henry Himes; secretary Arline Heyd.
JESSIE M. EMMONS
u feature of the day, in which the
Take advantage of this musical treat. Florence Stranahan, Beatrice Shed-
boys from Camp Four and the Farm
don, Lula Thurman; editor of Kilchis,
Adults 50c, children 20.—Adv.
ers contended, the latter winning the
Thelma Gupton, Beryl Turner; man
Mrs. Jessie M. Timmons, wife of game.
ager of Kilchis, Eugene Hamrick, Joe
Maxwell.
AGENTS FOR GRAY CAR
The inter-class baseball games re
sulted in the following scores: Sen
iors 4, Frosh 3; Seniors 1, Other class
Terry & Hare have taken the agen es 3.
cy for the Gray ear in this city and
Don’t forget May 11, at one o'
may be found at the Tillamook bat clock, at the high school the work
tery station, where they will take of the students will be or. exhibition.
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO OBSERVE IT?
pleasure in demonstrating their car Everyone welcome.
to all who are interested.
HEALTH CONDITIONS GOOD
PERSONAL MENTION
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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STR. NOTTINGHAM
IS EXPECTED IN BAY
MOHLERSCHOOL
HI SCHOOL SOCIETY
HAS BEACH PARTY
Conservo
The Car
CLOSES FRIDAY
Something More I han
Long-distance Mileage
Built Into G-T-C Cords
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MASTER FISH WARDEN
OMFORTABLE riding, less car depre
C ciation and reduced upkeep expense
are built into C-T-C Cords—as well as
COMMUNITY SING
AT CLOVERDALE
maximum mileage.
Improved design and construction, together with
best materials obtainable and superior compound
ing for added toughness and resiliency of the
rubber, produce in C-T-C Cords a tire which can
be driven with 30% less inflation than so em I
phatically recommended in other cord tires—and
yet experience extra-long-distance mileage,
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30% less air pressure in C-T-C Cord, means fewer tripe
to the overhauling station and longer life to the car.
C-T-C Cords are hand-built under rigidly limited pro
duction and are more powerful and durable from the
special bead to the heavily buttressed, traction and
suction, wear-resisting, non-skid tread.
C-T-C Cords 30x3(Y to 85x5: Fabrics 30x3 and
8Cx3h only. C-T-C Inner Tubes are the heaviest,
strongest standard tabes on the market.
NELSON ELECTRIC CO.
Authorized Distributors for TilluU-j.li County
MOTHERS DAY SUN.,-MAY 13
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£
ALL AROUND YEAR BEACHES
A Portland newspaper last week
called attention to the fact that the
Tillamook beaches can be reached ov
er good roads all the year around,
which satement, while not new to
Tillamook is nevertheless interesing
to the general traveling public, who
like to take short week end excursion
to the beaches. The same paper paid
a deserved tribute to our good roads
of which Tillamook is justly proud.
BIRTHS
CHURCH NEWS
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Geo. Harness, Pastor
Bible school at 10 o’clock. A great
Mother’s service at 11 a. m. Special
music for the occasion. The pastor
will preach on the following sub
ject: “Mother and the Home.” Chris
tian Endeavcr at 7 p. m. The High
school Endeavor will debate. Evan
gelistic services at 8 p. m. Everybody
invited.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence IL.
Coe on May 7th, a daughter; to Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Artsill, Hebo,, a
daughter on May 7; to Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Gerdes, Sandlake, May 8 a
daughter; to E. R. Meezer and wife,
Beaver, May 5, a son; to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Werner, Beaver, May 5,
a daughter.
Big special Mothers Day service at
11 a. m. You are invited to come.
W. O. WOOLEVER, Pastor.
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MOTHERS DAY AT M. E. CHURCH
The pastor of the M. E. church in
vites all mothers to be present on the
occasion of the observance of Moth
ers’ da>' next Sunday at 11 a .m.
FOUNTAIN PENS
EVERSHARP PENCILS
KODAKS
GIFT BOOKS
FLOWER BOWLS
Chas. L Clough Co
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PORTLAND, OREGON
General Sales Offices: Broadway and Burnside.
Factory: Columbia Blvd and M.isslsslrr’1 Ave.
How glad we should be for the day that is na
tionally observed for Mother’s Day. Our love
for Mother is apt to be skinned by the affairs of
every day life, that it is good to have a certain
day in which we can pay her homage.
Do something unusual for her and make her
happy. Countless are the gifts and by way of
suggestions we mention a few below:
BOX (ANDY
PERFUME
FLOWER VASES
INCENSE
INCENSE Bl'RNERS
PYRALIN IVORY
TOILET WATERS
UNITED BRETHREN
Columbia Tire Corporation
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P'/EPENTING COMEDY-DRAMAS WITH VAUDEVILLE
CHANGE OF PLAY EVERY NIGHT
TYEVERETubes
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cause they give
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TUBES
You can put them
a Revere Cas
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best of tire
service
Ask the nearest
Revere Dealer
REVERE RUBBER CO.
1790 Broudway
New York
Are you coming to Portland
to buy a truck ?
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Allow us then to make a suggestion—
Fill out the coupon below and we will send
you literature about either new o»’ used
trucks—or both if you desire.
A BEAUTIFUL FOUR-ACT COMEDY-DRAMA
The advantage to you is that wc can give you sonic in-
formation that may help you in making your decision as
to what truck is best for you to buy.
You will be able to picture in your minds eye the different
kinds of trucks wc have now on our Boor--then when you
come to town (having slept on the matter) you can decide
with a clearer judgment.
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Our building—the home of the
Federal Trucks—is right near
the East approach of the Steel
bridge. Cotne in and see us.
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MOTOR CAR CO. I
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This coupon will admit free to
a general admission seat
1 LADY, MON. EVE.
SEE
“TOBY”
General Admission Prices: Adults30c;Children 10c.Tax
Included
15 PEOPLE ’V'TH RAND AND ORCHESTRA
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