FRIDAY. MAY 25, 1923
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
ROCKAWAY
H. T. Botts and Rollie Watson spent
last Friday on the beach on business.
E. Wright and brother of McMinn
ville. drove in to spend a few days at
the bench.
Fred Miller and wife of Portland
are in their cottage for a few days.
Summer season has opened early
this year. Several cottages ere renl-
ed for the month of June.
The new Princess theatre has be$>n
leased for the season the flrst show
being Thursday Muy 24.
Al H. Schloth is cleaning ground.
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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
ready for his merry go round.
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teacher of the largest men’s class in
county count, state highway commis- modern lookout station on Mt. Hebo
, the state, and scout master for over
Mr. and Mrs. Mienthoff are in their tionera and S. P. engineers to get for the purpose of more efficiently
1 100 boys, who sure knows how to
cottage fur the summer.
I some action on the road from Jetty handling the forest tire situation.
This week, which is the last week
speak to men and boys. We want no
I creek to Brighton.
of
school,
has
been
a
busy
one
for
H.
L. I. Van Northwick has bought a
NEHALEM
less than two hundred present at this
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S. Students, especially the seniors.
new Overland roadster and will leave
service. Come!
for Dallas for a weeks stay.
Miss Barry’s classes enjoyed a pic
H. A. Bell was at Newport last
nic supper up the Wilson river Thurs
Otto Nelson arrived in town with a
week on business connected with the
(Crowded ou. laut week)
day evening. Seven cars took the
new Franklin sedan.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
port.
picnicers up to the gavel pit. i
merry
Rev. Tabor preached the bacealaure
Aniund LaCasse left Tuesday for
Justice of the Peace Krebs will hold
L. N. Bennett, Miss Ryder and Miss j
court Wednesday, Muy 28.
Nehalem to help complete the Alder ate sermon to the graduating class of Barry were„the faculty chaperones,
There will be special Memorial ser
the Nehalem schools Sunday evening.
Rockaway Beach Boosters held Vale cheese factory.
The following students were respon j vices at the Presbyterian church both
Twenty
five
members
of
the
Neha
Albert
Krake
met
with
u
serious
ac
their unnual meeting last Monday
sible for the success of the picnic: morning and evening. The Sunday
night. The following officers were cident last Friday on his road to the lem Assembly United Artisans to Flora Schild, chairman; Marion Lamb. school meets at Id a. m. and welcomes
gether
with
two
candidates
attended
factory.
When
he
turned
out
for
(>.
elected: W. J. Schuhmacker, pres.;
s|M-cial initiation exercises at Sen Leonard Bales, Alfred Coates, Ken all who do not go to any othr Sun
II. E. Reynolds, vice presidnt; and D. Hohlfeld the bolt of the shaft gave
neth Mahan, Otis Wright, Walter Sev day school.
side
last Saturday night.
way,
throwing
him
out
in
the
hard
Win. D. Shafer, secretary and treus-
erence, Trevor Hare and Misses Le-
J.
W.
Thompson
is
driving
The service in the morning will la
a
new
road
and
bruising
his
face
and
break
urer.
Velle Smith, Nadine Williams, Ma.vme in honor of the Civil War veterans,
ing his arm.
He is getting along Chevrolet touring car which he re-
The Rockaway Heach Boosters club
cently purchased from H H. Boach, Jacobs, Wanda Haltum, Evelyn Glad the veterans of the Spanish and
nicely at present writing.
appointed M. J. Maddox as represent
und Rowena Hanson.
World wars, and seats of honor will
Dick Price was a visitor in l.ost local representative for that com -
ative for the beach to meet with the
The Sophomore class
he provided for them. A patriotic
puny.
Valley Sunday.
sermon will be given on the theme of
Mrs. George Blanchard was slight- ing Friday and elected
ly though not seriously injured a officers for the first semester of next Memorial day, and appropriate music
few days ago when she fell from the year: President, Catherine Gabriel; will be rendered.
running hoard of a car. After a cou vice president, Leonard Bales; secre-1 The evening service will be for all
(Too bite for last week)
ple of ¡lays rest in bed she was able taiy-treusurer, Rowena Hanson; class lovers of out of doors on the text:
representative, Catherine Smith; class "1 go a fishing.” This service will ap-
Loyd Heckathorn and party return to resume her school work.
peal particularly to red blooded men
ed to Eugene Friday after an enjoy
Miss Kirry, principal of Nehalem adviser. Miss Barry.
schools, took the eighth grade gradu
able two weeks stay at Oceanside.
The Junior Senior banquet which who love the manly sports. The pub-
J. U Baden of Eugene proved him ates to Tillamook lust Saturday to was held at the Presbyterian Guild lie is cordially invited.
sell it true fisherman during his two receive their diplomas. The graduates hall Friday May 18, was a great suc
weeks stay here, during one trip to were Ella Anderson, Ella Hull, Ver cess, and worthy of a great deal of
Dr. Allen has given up the prac-
Short Beach making u splendid catch na Pierce, Hans Horehenheim and praise. Joseph Maxwell was toaat-
tice of dentistry for a few months.
among which was a ten pound cod, be Charles Thompson,
master.
During his absence Dr. Adams, of
sides seatrout, pogies, (¿ass and perch.
A. L McCarty drove out to Salem
Thanks are offered by the class of
Portland will he in his place,, associa-
The play grounds are nearly finish Saturday on business. He wus ac- '23 to the ministers who took part in
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ted with Dr. Sharp.—Adv.
ed and afford u great deal of amuse eompunied by Mrs. McCarty and the baccalaureate services which were
ment to the youngsters as well as daughter and Mrs. Oscar Klein. The held at the Christian church Sunday
I
grownups,
latter will remain a wek and visit Muy 20, und u special vote of thanks
FOR SALE
A thirty-five foot Shoot the Shoots friends in the vicinity of the capital was extnded to Rev. W. O. Woolever,
has been placed in the play ground city.
who delivered the baccalaureate ser
1 Jersey bull, St. Mawes Campus
ut Oceanside also u Giant stride.
Mrs. O. F. Toney has been spending mon.
Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Craver and farn the past week at the home of Mrs. I Commencement exercises will be Chief, 1-2 brother to Viva I .a France.
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson and fam Harry Bell during the latter's ah held at the Christian church Friday, Price $75. Also two town cows, high
testers, coming fresh in Dec. Prices
ily of Tillamook spent Sunday at Oce senco with her husband.
, May 25, at 8 p. m.
reasonable. Call Albert Nelson, Mu
ans ide.
Dr. McGee drove down to Tilla
tual phone.
30-4t
Mr. and Mrs. George Iuiml- and fam mook last Tuesday evening. While
ily wen- among the many visitors at he was enjoying the show, some one
this plane Sunday of Inst week.
removed a spare tire with rim and
A party of young people of Tilla inner tube from his coupe. He hopes
mook composed of the Misses Gladys thut the person who now has it is as
FIRST CHRISTIAN (IH IICII
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Hale, tilennra White, Belle Bailey, well satisfied as the doctor would be
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Mary Ward, Eunice Swenson, Ella to have it returned.
Memorial Services Next Sunday
♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
Davidson anil Ivy Nelson. Glen Cono
Ruy Letson and family of Reaver
Morning.
ver, Irvie Keldsen, Carl Ia-ach, Is-on- visited at the home of George Mc-
11 a. m. at First Fhristian church. + CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *
♦
ard Cane, Gerald Graves, Vic White, Kimnions near Mohler last Sunday.
Rev. George N. Harness will deliv *
Dick Donovan, motored to Oceanside
Dr. McGee re|Hirts the birth of an er the Memorial address for the Old ♦ One cent per word per issue, ♦
early Sunday morning and hud break eight pound girl to Mr. und Mrs. Ross Soldiers next Sunday at the eleven ♦ with a minimum charge of $ .25 ♦
fast in Rosenberg's cottage. They Moorhead at Wheeler May 11th.
o’clock services. All the old soldiers ♦ Readers are charged at the ♦
spent the ilny hiking, and dancing.
and their wives are invited to be ♦ same rate. All reading notices ♦
HERE
All report an enjoyable time.
present, if there are those who have ♦ must have “adv.” attached. No ♦
♦
no way of getting to the church but ♦ preferred positions.
CHURCH NOTES
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
HEBO
Is your kitchen work beginning to tell on you? Are
you needlessly tired when evening conies? Why not
let this beautiful and practical Hoosier do some of the
work for you ?
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
REEHER FURNITURE CO
Portland Auto Stage
IVAN DONALDSON. Mgr., Tillamook. Ore
Change in schedule from Portland to Tillamook effective March
19th as follown:
■
Wm. Peacock tiled May 17 at the
age of 54 yei|ra. He was a resilient
of Hebo for the pust eleven or twelve
years. The remains were buried in
the I. O. O. F. cemetery at Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Britten have
left for Astoria after spending sev
eral pleasant days in this community.
Miss Erma Bills has left for Port
land where she intends to spend the
summer.
Miss Ruth Lewellen is in Tilla
mook suffering with an abcess in her
throat.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mattoon came
in from Newberg last week and spent
several days with their relatives and
friends.
The forestry service is building a
For your interests, we are constantly adding new
lines when they are of good value, and always mak
ing our prices as close as we can and still do business
right.
GEM THEATRE
SINGED WINGS”
Featuring Bebe Daniels nad Conrad Na-
A real butterfly picture tilled with breath
climaxes and dazzling settings. One of
season’s super features.
FOX NEWS—FELIX, THE ( AT
Cartoon Comedy
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, MAY 29-3(1
THURSDAY-FRIDAY, MAA 31 JENE 1
DOMETIC RELATIONS
Featuring Katherine MacDonald. A story
that strats where others finish. The question
is "Where do you stand as regards your Do
mestic Relations?" Are you the one higher
up who gets away with questionable acts or
are you one who is down hut not out? See
the difference between the two stations in lift,
between the judge and the convict. Both are
guilty of the same crime. What is it. See Do
mestic Relations and then answer the
LEATHER PUSHERS NO. 7
BRUIT AND VEGETABLES
SATURDAY, JUNE 2
Are now' in better supply with prices a little cheaper.
”T<7TIN FARNUM in
We now have a good line of lunch meats and always
carry Morrell’s Corn Fed Hams and Bacon. These
are just a little cheaper and quite a bit better than
some products.
THE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
ADVERTISE IN THE
HEADLIGHT—TILLAMOOK
BOUNTY’S LEADING ADVERTISINGMEDIUM
BARKICK tk HALL
Attorney» at Law
National Building
Tillamook
Oregon
H. T. Botts
Geo. P. Winslow
BOTTS & WINSLOW
Lawyer»
Oregon
Tillamook
R. E. RINGO. M. D
Physician and Surgeon
Room 14-15,
Natl. Bldg.
Tillamook,
Ore.
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
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walking, the church will gladly furn ♦
Optical
and X-Ray Laboratories
♦
ish u car which will call und get you ♦
Office
phone
M-39, Res. 126-M
und take you home after the services
FOR SALE
For further information please phone I
National Building
the church office. Next Sunday be- IN BRIGHTON BEACH. ONE LOT Tillamook
Oregon
No 2 in Block 81 for $100. Ten dol
ing Memorial Day every one who
lars per month or $85 cash. Peter
loves his country and his flag should
Dami«, St. Helens Oregon, P. O.
try to be present. Everybody invited
Box 501,.
33-6tp
Next Sunday Morning is Fathers
DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON
and Sons day at the Every Mans class
DENTIST
PUKE BRED HOLSTEIN ..CALF,
at the eity hall. Every father in Till
mother produced 12,550 lbs. milk
215-216 Tillamook Building
amook is invited to bring his son und
last year with 3.64 test, 441.57 lbs.
nttend the futher und son service of
Both phones
Hours 9 to a
butter fat. John Josi.
Mutual
the Everymans class at the eity hall.
Tillamook
Oregon
phone.
32-3tp
If you don’t huve u son bring some i
one elses boy, or us many as you 5 ROOM MODERN
BUNGALOW
can get. This will be a greut ser
on installment. Enquire of Will- j
Oregon livestock came through the vice. A great song service. A splen
ard A. Church.
32-2t
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
winter in considerably better condi did fellowship anil a very interesting
CUT
FLOWERS,
POTTED
PLANTS
tion than the average for the country address to the futher und son which
Veterinarian
Special attention to floral pieces
will be delivered by George Harness^
as a whole.
Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone
for funerals. Also early cabbage
cauliflower, and tomatoes. Tilla
Tillamook
Oregon
mook Greenhouse, Mutual tele
phone.
28-tf
SENDAI-MONDAY, MAY 27-28
ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT
CARDS
C. A. Smith delivery engineer for
the Stutz Fire Engine Co., of In
dianapolis,, Ind., was here this week
to make some Hlight repairs on the
big Stutz pumper in this city. While
here he put in a new starter ring
gear, replacing the old one. The big
Stutz has stood up first rate for 3
years pust and with the exception of
the slight repair, made, was found to
be in capital condition by the visiting
engineer. The installation of the
Stutz here, three years ago, marked
th< <lat< of the first Stutz placed on
the Pacific coast, although there are
sevrai now.
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:31) a. m.
2 p. m.
and
6:00 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND— 7:50 a. m.
j2:00 m. and
12:30 Midnight
This change should please local people as they can spend evenings
in Portland and return on midnight special.
PROFESSIONAL
Nilsson, Milon Sn
Featuring ..
.ayail anil un all s...
.taiuir Long, -
. Uie sea and treuu
usl. Here is .
adventure you’v. ..
»ips, with tn.
uway wanted to see. i
»ays wanted to i.
who at
attends this
nig surprise tin
y one wn<>
show. Watch for ou. oills Tuesday.
FOX NEWS
COMING: Back Home and Broke.
EAST IS WEST and RED HOT
Romance.
6“
WHO PAID”
2 YEAR HOLSTEIN BULL; ALSO
thrifty 7 to 9 weeks old pigs. Joe
Nufer, Cloverdale, Ore.
31-3tp
CORDWOOD, 16 INCH BODY FIR, Silver Have Chapter No. 18, O. E. S.
Stated communications first and
$8.50 per cord. Leave orders at
third
Thursdays of each month in
Honey & Heussers Grocery. Htf
Masonic Hall.
Visitors welcome.
CORA L. MILLER, Secty.
SUNDQUIST - NORBERG MILL
wood for sale $6 cord delivered.
W. K. C.
Cord and a half to load. John Ma
Corinth
Relief
Corps No. 54, Dept,
thers, city.
20tf
of Oregon meets on first and third
FOR RENT
Friday evenings of each month, at
8 o’clock in the W. O. W. fialL
MODERN 4-ROOM HOUSE ON lSt
Visitors welcome.
street, close in, with garage. Call
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
33tf
I 331’..
Elizabeth Conover. Secretary
RANCH WITH 35 COWS AND
CORINTH POST NO. 35
all necessary equipment. Bn 104.
Department of Oregon
care Headlight.
22tf
Meets on second and on fourth
PASTURE, INQUIRE OF M. E. Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p.m.
Trask Lodge, phone in the W. O. W. hall.
Gruber,
J. S. Diehl, Commander
27 tf
2F22.
H. W. Spew. Adjutant
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE SUITABLE
Johnson Chapter, No. 24
for rooming or boarding house. Call
R. A. M.
next door Allen House.
Stated Communication sec
WANTED
ond and fourth Tuesdays in
month. Visitors welcome.
GOOD JERSEY COW. 817 EIGHTH
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
street East.
33-2tp
Tillamook Ixaige No. 57
AN EXPERIENCED
MAN
A. F. & A. M.
handle small dairy farm.
Stated communication sec-
Bell phone 3F2.
each
ond Wednesday in
Visiting Brethern
month,
WANTED TO BUY
welcome.
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
Harvey Ebinger, Sec.
sale call
phone.
Ed.
Hadley,
Mutual
18 tf
POSITIONS WANTED
A story of the violation of the oldest law
the frontier, "never desert a pal in distress’
These three men violated this law and they all
were “Three Who Paid." yet the man with
three notches on his gun was not a murderer.
One of the best western thrillers of the year.
THE REPORTER. Two reel Lupi
no Lane Comedy
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LODGE DIRECTORY
EXPERIENCED
GIRL
WANTS
general housework and cooking. $50
Address G-182, Headlight.
LOST
BLACK SILK
ivory handle
amook and
Franklin Ht
UMBRELLA WITH
and tips between Till
Hebo. Return to Mrs.
Watch Tower. Reward
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
Marathon Lodge No.
98, Knights of Pythias
Regular meeting Mon
day evening at 7:45
sharp. By order of the
Chancellor Commander