FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED
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FISH AND SEA FOODS
Rrs
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Fresh and of the best quality
Mkt. Bell
Bell 1«1-W
R. B. HAYS
59 J
Fresh Columbia River Chinooks, Halibut, Mackerel. Perch, Clama,
Craba, Kipperad Salmon.
FRESH SALMON EGGS SATURDAY
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Portland Auto Stage
IVAN DONALDSON. Mgr., Tillamook. Ota.
Change in schedule from Portland to Tillamook effective March
19th as follows:
George lemons
36.98
Harvey Ward
36.59
Chas Ward
45.97
Fred Schertinger
91.27
Jesse Ward
51.85
Orlie Ward
33.91
J. M. Switzer
35.90
Bill Os trai der
63.71
Elmer F.a-1
3.19
Oscar Carver
11s.63
M. F. Babbitt
137.00
M. L. Sa Isenburg
141.00
J. O. Anderson
35.50
Arnold Jenson
37.10
A. C. Scott
49.26
Henry Parks
41.33
George Fuller
109.54
Olie Redberg
65.80
Alfred Christofferson
47.51
George Fuller
109.54
Albert Wenael
53.65
12.76
Everett Nelson
A. F.. Meyer
41.39
66.83
W. H. Coffman
A. Parsons
52.65
A. Jensen
35.49
35.49
A. Jensen ....
21.94
J. N. Robinson
Willard Broughton
16.94
D. M. Benter
3.19
Matthew Thompson
7.97
Chas. Sheese
8.77
Ernest Bohna
2.99
Earl Greenlee
2.09
L. Robertson
2:::.,24
P. D. Ott
50.40
A. T. Dolan
23.33
i Cloverdale Merc. Co.
13.60
Cloverdale Telephone Co. .
99.66
W. Spencer
2.80
Carl White
4.10
W. A. High
270.50
W. C. Cheney
36.00
Nestuerà Lbr. Co.
229.65
‘■Steinbach Iron Works
3.30
Roosevelt Highway Garage
1.83
IR. F. Zachnian
2.12
Je.Tck Bros.
10.00
1 Harold Scherzinger „
30.12
Cloverdale Lbr. Co.
7.00
, Nelson Electric Co.
21.00
Bill Hatfield
28.20
King Crenshaw Co ....
225.14
Southern Pacific Co.
86.80
Wm. Powell
79.94
I A. D. Devine
68.88
F. De Ford
11.16
Jos. Aufderniaucr
' E. J. Schelling ......... ............... 134.72
94.36
W. Smith
Chas. F. Pankow -------------- 406.66
Geo. Oliver______________— 65.00
H. S. Brimhall —--------------- 14.67
| Ore. State H i gh way Com ----- 881.40
6.80
Road Builder Equipment Ce..
16.20
[ A. W. Plank Hdw Co.
. 203.78
Union Oil Co. ---- —
. 40.74
Stndard Oil Co. ----
. 2329.69
Howard Cooper Corp
.... 828.60
I J. N. Martindale
.... 451.50
W. H. Christensen ...
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9.00
Carl White .......„.....
__ 11.71
Sunset Garage------
The Moore cut off portion of the
highway is still in a rather muddy
condition, due to the recent rains, and
auto travel is obliged to slow up when
negotiating it
FINAL SPELLING CON­
TEST RESULTS GIVEN
District 1. Grade 3: John Powers,
Wilma Sackett, 100; Esther Hohlfeld
98; Grade 4: Eloise Vantress, Otto
Hohlfeld, Otto Schield, Rownette
Phelps, Dorothy Randall, Emerald
Barber, Gerald Bush, Florence Han­
sen, Myrtle Wilkes, 100; Vern Tin-
nerstet, Goldie Wilkes, 98; Walter
Naegli 96. Grade 5: Helen Peck 100
Cora Deenik 98; Kennedy Hodgdon
92; Grade 6:
Freddie Donaldson,
Mary Powers, Maxine Powell, Louise
Bush, Winfield Tinnerstet, Merrill
Maxwell, 100. Grade 7:
Mayme
Brandes, Jack Mowery, Rosa Schild,
Frances Peck. 100; Helen Barber, 98,
Robert Holden, 96. Rosa Mayer How
ard Kohlfeld 92; Grade 8: William
Peck 96.
District 2. Grade 4: Arthur Goy­
ne, Chester Smith, Elizabeth Racker
100; Ruby Darby, 96; Hannah Kicky
90; Grade 6: George Becker, Ethel
Sailing. Minnie Matkovitch, Dorothy
Smith, Lawrence Reigel 100; Martin
Becker, Nathaniel Reiger 98; Archie
Saling 96; Donald Rife 92;
District 5. Grade 4: 1 Evangeline
Kardell, 94; Grade 5:
Margaret
Ewan 98, Vida Lee I 90; Dorothy
Crown 92; Grade 7: Ruth Reed, Kai-
en Cain 109; Bessie Lea, Jean Reed,
Norma Downey 98; Grade 8: Edna
Thompson 92.
District 6. Grade 5: Inez Smith,
LaVern Miles 92; Grade 7: Marian
Etzwiler 96; George Reigel 94; Ruth
Redberg 90.
District 8. Ernest Weiss 100; Ed-
ith Ross 98; Sylvia Allison 96; Grade
5: Thelma Hopkins, Frances Welsh,
John White, Charles Turneal, Goldie
Hopkins. 100; Bermadema Allison 98;
Grade 6: Louis Edmunds 98; Grade
7: Mildred Edmunds. Evelyn Gharst
100; Mayse! Smith 98; Vera Sapping-
ton 92.
District 9. Grade 3. Eunice Fish-
er, Marie Gitchell. Georgia Griffin,
Glen Hiner, Helen Krake, Ma reelle
Krake, Elizabeth McGrath 100; Iola
Andrews, Mary' Harrison, Carmelia
Johnson. Willis Mathers, Harry White
LcRoy Wood» 98; Helen Johnson, Har
old Loll, Lena Martindale. Wilbert
Sanders, 96; Dorothy French, Mer­
rill Gould, Dale Kinnaman 94; Au­
drey Graves 92; James Dice, 90. Den­
zel Krake 96.
Grade 3 and 4: Merwin Miller 100
Alice Bennett, Naomi Hansen 98;
Elen Pinkstatf, 96, Helen Sharpen-
berg. Hallie Austin, Russell Dalby
94.
Grade 3:Junior Holden, Marian Lar
son. Marguerite Zweifel, 98; Louise
Parrazo, Twila Woods, Vivian White
94;
Grade 4: Iola Braden, Carrie Blum
Margaret Grider, Dorothy Haberlach
Simpson Hamerick. Helen Hadley,
Bobby Husley, Bernice Johns, Harold
Lamb, Kathryn Lamb, Lorrain Lar­
son 100; Mary Drake, Martin Hof­
iert, Irene Knudson 98; Veda Burck
ard, Tom Goyne, Claudene Gupton,
Delores Greene, Albert Jensen. Dor­
othy Zeller, 96; Lavelle Mattoon, Jack
Medcalf. Bonnie Jane Harris 95; viding for the increase of from 2 to I
Morgan Burchard, Bernice Chester 3 cents in the tax on gasoline, which ,
with the one cent tax on fuel, it is ’
Hubbard 92.
Grade 4 A 5: Harlan Boats, Jean believed will raise quite a large rev­
Clough, Marian Coates, Fred l.und- enue for the road building program
son, Iola Pollock, Howard Penwell, of the state.
Pauline Schillings, Bertillia Zach-
man, John Delaney, Leiia Drinkhard, | REVIVAL AT CLOVERDALE
Ruth Kuratli, Hazel Nelson, Darrel
Plank, Nedra Smith, Marjorie Wiley | The Baptist church of Cloverdale
100; Charles Heatley, Lark Hodge, now has revival services wiich may
Elmer Gilliam, Ethel Heatley, Mild last several weeks. They began on
red Ringo, Roy Selland, Elenora the 13th inst. Elder Ben J. Smith
Phelps Clarke Hodge, Karl Zweifel, of Sheridan, Arkansas, is conducting
Virginia Watson, 96: Eddie Chausse, the services. He is said to be a re­
Lcc^ Talbott, Pius Hoffert, 94; Troy vivalist of much force and power, and
Burt, 92; Mary Johnson 90.
the meetings are attracting much in­
Grade 5 and 6: Mildred Leach, Bry terest.
an Morgan, Burdett Nick laus, Oneda t
Ryan, Thelma Stone, Georgia Viditu, WORKMEN QUARTERS ERECTED
Lois Wilkes, Virgil Langtry, Ruth.
Mahan, Esther Smith 100; Bruce Ma- j Several new small houses have been
han, Arthur Wright, Mamie Dye, Er- ; erected recently at the saw mill of
ma! Hosley 98; Earl Franklin, Floyd Sundquist & Norberg, on the highway­
Rosenberg, Vera Rosenberg, Keith east of town for the accommodation
Buell, Jessie Hodge, Mildred Hadley,, of workmen and their families. The
96; Herman Fisher, Katherine Shultz mill is running with a full force of
Ruth Coates, Erma Todd, Vera Wagy men, and trucks are conveying the
94.
lumber sawed to the company's docks
Grade 7: Ruby Blum. Viola Davis, adjoining the S. P. tracks in this city
Evelyn Hannenkratt, Ellen Hiner, for shipment to outside points.
Margaret McKinley, Beulah Sober,
Frances Wallace, 100; Mildred Ber­
Dr. Allen has given up the prac­
key, Carolyn Haberlach 98; Donald
tice of dentistry for a few months.
Crenshaw, Marcell Artrip, Marjorie
During his absence Dr. Adams, of
Finch, Dwight Langtry, Roy Miner,
Portland will be in hi« place,, aasocia-
Melba Russell, Alvera True 96; Dar­
30-4t
ted with Dr. Sharp.—Adv.
rell King, Dorothy Brownlee, Leah
Graves, George Hanson, Irene Pang-
born 94.
FOR SALE
Grade 8: Belva Bennett, Donald
Leverich, Pearl Anderson, Linn Art­
1 Jersey bull, St. Mawes Campus
rip, Bessie Gitchell, Helen Keihm 100
Chief, 1-2 brother to Viva La France.
Chester Anderson, Henry Berkey, Ca­
Price $75. Also two town cows, high
mille Haltom, Elba Hamenck, Claude
testers, coming fresh in Dec. Prices
Mahan, 98; Ethel Holden 94; Ken­
reasonable. Call Albert Nelson, Mu­
neth Conover, Joseph Heyd, Lloyd
tual phone.
30-4t
Wilson 92; Napi Schnall 90.
(Continued next week)
WILL VISIT FATHERLAND
A story of the early gold dig
ring days in New Mexico, of
a man whose wife left him
'or the companionship of an-
>ther after he had rescued
and nursed him through a
icige of sickness. Later they
neet again and the culprit
s killed—and the family re-
nietd.
FOX NEWS
YOU NEED HAVE NO DOUBT
THURS. FRL. MAY 24-25
DOUGLAS MacLEAN in
HE SUNSHINE
TRAIL
'M008SHINE VALLE/- wiujam foa RROPucTtow
Price and your satisfaction.
COUNTY’S LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIl M
his one equal« The Hotten-
ot in fun and excitement,
vith the same star in a com­
edy romance hat bubbles with
■umor and sparkles with the
spirit of youth. There’s a
smile, every mile, along the
Sunshine Trail. Don't mis» it
LEATHER PUSHERS NO 6
SUNDAY-MONDAY MAY 20 21
SATURDAY MAY 26
“THE OUTCAST”
SHIRLEY MASON in
E. G. ANDERSON
ADVERTISE IN THE HEADLIGHT—TILLAMOOK
GOOD SECOND HAND AUTO FOR
sale or trade. Very cheap. John
Harte, Tillamook.
31-2tp
ONE NO. 10 REMINGTON TYPE-
writer, used but in excellent con­
dition.
Practically as good as
new, price $65. Also one used
Remington Portable, good condi­
tion, $40. We sell the Reming­
ton Portable; ask to see them.
Headlight Publishing Co.
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BARRICK & HALL
Attorney« at Law
National Building
Tillamook
Oregon
H. T. Botts
Geo. P. Winslow
BOTTS & W INSLOW
Lawyers
Tillamook
Oregon
R E. RINGO, M. 1)
Physician and Surgeon
Room 14-15,
Natl. Bldg.
Tillamook,
R. T. BOALS, M. D.
Surgeon and Physician
I. O. O. F. Building
Tillamook
Oregon
DAVID ROBINSON
Physician and Surgeon
National Building
Tillamook
Oregon
CHIROPRACTIC
THE BETTER WAY TO
HEALTH
DR. H. L. BABB
CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate Nurse in Attendance
Both Telephones
211 Tillamook, Building
Dr. J. D. TURNER
Optical and X-Ray Laboratories
Office phone M-39, Res. 126-.M
National Building
Tillamook
Oregon
DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON
DENTIST
215-216 Tillamook Building
Both phones
Hours 9 to 5
Tillamook
Oregon
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Veterinarian
Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone
Tillamook
Oregon
LODGE DIRECTORY
W. R. C.
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54, Dept
of Oregon meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock in the W. O. W. hall.
Visitors welcome.
Mr«. A. D. Smith,
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
CORINTH POST NO. 35
Department of Oregon
CORDWOOD, 16 INCH BODY FIR, |
Meets
on second and on fourth I
$8.50 per cord. Leave orders at
Honey & Heussers Grocery. 9tf Saturdays of each month at 1:3U p.m.
in the W. O. W. hall.
J. 8. Diehl, Commander
SUNDQUIST - NORBERG MILL
H. W. Spelts, Adjutant
wood for sale $5 cord delivered.
Cord and a half to load. John Ma-1
Johnson Chapter,
thers, city.
R. A. M.
FOR RENT
Stated Communication sec­
ond and fourth Tuesdays in
RANCH WITH 35 COWS AND
month. Visitara welcome.
all necessary equipment. Bn 104,
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
care Headlight.
Tillamook Lodge No.
PASTURE, INQUIRE
A. F. & A. M.
I Gruber,
Trask Lodge, phone
Slated communication
2F22.
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each
ond Wednesday in
Visiting Brethern
month,
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE SUITABLE
welcome.
for rooming or boarding house. Call
Harvey Ebinger, See
next door Allen House.
WANTED
AN EXPERIENCED
handle small dairy farm.
Bell phone 3F2.
Featuring Elsie Ferguson, David Powell and
Mary MacLaran. Paris gowns and aching
hearts—the depths of a woman’s soul laid
bare. The Outcast is by long odds Miss Fer­
guson’s greatest picture.
“LOVEBOUND”
WANTED TO BUY
A story of a woman’s love for two men—her
sweetheart and her father—and the evil forces
that held her in sorrow and unhappiness.
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
phone.
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FELIX THE CAT. Cartoon
THE FIVE FIFTEEN 2-Reel Sunshine comedy
FOX NEWS
CARDS
2 YEAR HOLSTEIN BULL; ALSO Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. S.
thrifty 7 to 9 weeks old pigs. Joe
Stated communications first and
Nufer, Cloverdale, Ore.
31-3tp third Thursdays of each month in
Visitors welcome.
TWO HEIFER CALVES, 5 MONTHS Masonic Hall.
CORA L. MILLER, Secty
old, mostly Jersey, very reasonable
F. Vollman, Beaver, Ore.
WILLIAM FARNVM in
MOONSHINE
VALLEY
THE SATISFACTION STORE
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May 24th will be rather an import­ 5 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
ant day in the history of the year as
on installment. Enquire of Will­
mor ethan 250 laws passed by the
ard A. Church.
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last legislature will become effective »
on that date. The new prohibition CUT FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS
Special attention to floral pieces
laws, and the ones having to do with
for funerals. Also early cabbage
the enforcement of the narcotic drug
cauliflower, and tomatoes. Tilla­
statutes, and the law prohibiting the
mook Greenhouse, Mutual tele­
wearing of sectarian garbs in the pub
phone.
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lie schools are important new lews,
which will become of force on the FOR SALE OR TRADE, TOURING
24th. Still another law is the one pro
car in 1st class condition, almost
new. Cheap if taken at once. In­
quire of E. U. Wagy at Crystal
Laundry’-
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TUES.-WED.. MAY 22-23
This change should please local people as they can spend evenings
in Portland and return on midnirht special.
about the quality of Heinz products. Their Pork and
Beans, Pickles, CatRup, Sauces. Canned Krout, Mac-
caroni, Spaghetti, Mustard, Vingear and Olives are
all of the very best and the prices are reasonable
which makes for the utmost in food value.
Dejiend on us for your picnic lunch supplies and
specialties. We have a good stock at all times. De­
pend on us also for your every day table supplies.
We aim at three objects in our business—Quality
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ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
Nels Glad, a prosperous dairyman
of near this city leaves today for ♦ < I ASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
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Portland, where he will receive a pass «
port which will admit him to his old ♦ One cent per word per issue, ♦
home in Sweeden which place he left ♦ with a minimum charge of $ .25 ♦
more than a quarter of a century ago. ♦ Readers are charged at the ♦
As he has not yet completed his cit­ ♦ same rate. AH reading notices ♦
izenship in this country, he this ♦ must have "adv.” attached. No ♦
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week procured a certified copy of his « preferred positions.
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first papers from County Clerk Brim­ ♦
hall to show to the Sweedish consul in ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
Portland. In Portland he will join
FOR SALE
a party of his countrymen who are |----------------------------------------------------
going on a similar visit to the old PURE BRED HOLSTEIN CALF,
mother produced 12,550 lbs. milk
country.
last year with 3.64 test, 441.57 lbs.
butter fat. John Josi. Mutual
NEW LAWS SOON EFFECTIVE
phone.
32-3tp
GEM THEATRE
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:3« a. m.
2 p. m
and
6:00 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND— 7Ä0 a. ■-
12:00 m. and
12:30 Midnight
classifiedadcolumn
PROFESSIONAL
WANTED TO BUY CALVES. HAR
ry Nielson. Kllchls river. Mutual
phone.
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Tuesday Evening, 7:3«
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
Marathon Ixxige
93, Knights of Pythias
Regular meeting Mon­
day evening at 7:45
sharp. By order of thej
Chancellor Commander