FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1923 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 4 hospital on the 2Rth Inst. He Is em­ eren wnen the Roman legions were ployed in the Garibaldi mills. withdrawn from Britain to leave the Miss Boryl Burkhart left for Day­ -------- | R. Y. Blalock of Beaver, was a coun savage tribes of those Islands to tight ton, Wash., last Thursday, where she Miss Eva Drake left Saturday for a ty seat visitor Friday, out their differences, end was more visit in Portland and Dundee. W. Easom of Nehalem, came down will visit with her father for a few The Sunshine club met on Muy 21 than 2,000 years old when Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Todd and daughter to Ti||amook last Friday on business. days. ut the home of Mrs. Bertha Boone sidled into the Atlantic to begin hie Eunice of Nehalem were in the city voyage of discovery. The Warren Construction company with sixteen members present, The Peculiarly Situated. Friday. is now engaged in patching on bridg- hostesses were Mr». Bertha Boone, The tree was one of a number of Its J. E. Sperry and Lee Mead were in I es eust of the cheese factory on i. , Mrs. Marion Doty and Mrs. Harry the city Tuesday front Nehalem. * state contract. I desire to correct some false state­ ' Hogan. A delicious lunch was served kind In a tract of pine timber pur­ Mrs. Emma Hoover of Wheeler vis- Carl Schwer», who has been work- ments, as well as a false charge of strawberry shortcake and coffee. chased by William Edenborn some ited last week at the home of Christ- ¡ng on the new public school build­ which was brought against me last ' A pleasunt afternoon was spent by ull years ego. and when logging begun he refused to permit It and three others ie Downer. ing here for sonic time past, left Fri­ week, while driving the Tillamook ¡The club will meet again in June but almost as large to be felled, although W. H. Shwindle who has been day for Bandon, Coos county. Portland stage. I was wrongfully ac­ the place is not yet selected.. the gluut contains approximately 23. teaching at the Garibaldi school left Miss Alice Tone was a passenger cused of using very obscene language. 000 feet of lumber It Is peculiarly Friday for Salem. ' for Portland Friday last. I do confess that 1 stopped and call­ HOLSTEIN COW ASSOCIATION altuuted for one of Its »peril's, for Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shipley are mov !for sale or trade while the cypres* usually grows In ed down a gentleman for hogging the swamps the Edenborn sj>ecln>en stunda Ing to Pacific City where they will Mrs. A. M. Hoffman and son Jack load, but in doing so 1 tried to keep The Holstein cow association will In u hollow between hills spend the summer. went to Garibaldi Tuesday to spend the place of a gentleman. 1 not only meet this year in Cleveland, Ohio, on One of the three cypress«, left Mr. and Mrs. John Aschim re­ a few days visiting with relatives at niake this statement in defense of June 6ch. The first herd hooks of the standing with It was felled by u storm turned Saturday from the Oddfellows ; that place. myself, but also in defense of the association contain 270 registered some months ago. Mr. Edenborn has convention at North Bend. ' y. Jackson of Kelso. Wash., was tage line. 1 apologize for saying a Ilolsteins. Today, there are more than offered the aged giunt and Its two Mrs. Chas. Mahan and two child- ¡n town Tuesday, greeting old friends word, and at the same time I think 1 1,000,1100 Ilolsteins registered on the companions to the conservation de­ ren are visiting at the Wilbur Brough jat.)(SOn Wa!w at on< time coun have an apology coming to me. 1 hooks of the association. High rec­ partment to do with as It sees flt, Bo ton home at Hebo this week. ^y surveyor of this county. Hi* is know that 1 am innocent, ami feel ords of production have been mude long as none Is Injured The depart Mis. Walter Heusser of Montesan, cjty surveyor for the town of Kelso that you who accused me at least owe by ‘Jii,000 cows. Sixty-seven Ilolsteins nient plans construction of a highway Wash... is here visiting relatives and anj interested in draining opera nie an apology. 1 shall always try to ■ have produced more than 1,000 pounds to them so that the spot may be friends. _ Itions in Cowlitz county. conduct myself in a manner both be­ of butter fat in one year. The Hol­ visited more easily by tourists am! home folk. Miss Esther Sandstrom, a teacher wilj E Moore oi Salem, the new coming the stage company and myself stein breed of dairy cattle is well rep- in the public schools ot this city r*- state insurance commissioner, who is 'Adv. l . n . M c C onnell , j resented in this county. turned to her home in Milwaukie, last a|ao state fire warden by virtue of Charge of Tillanmok-Portland Stage Saturday. the first office, was in town Tuesday line. it Ernest Ford, of Williams A Will |on pusiness connected with his of- iams garage was an outgoing stage i bce NOTICE TO PASSENGERS passenger Monday. Jack Rupp, his wife and daughter, A. E. Berry, an insurance man of ‘ Leona, were in the city Tuesday I wish to ask the people of this this city, had business in Portland last from Nehalem, where they now live. ounty who ride by auto stage to re- Monday. J Miss Rupp was recently appointed by neniber our line which has endeavor­ Work left before 9 p. m. will E. B. Faxon nd family motored out i(bl. fnjr |(oard as superintendent of bed to give you constant service for be ready at 3 p. m. the fol­ to Portland Monday last, and spent 1 the poultry division at the county fair. luln,()St thlw years If tht>re ig an()th. Edenborn Brake Is Plaoed by two or three days visiting with rela­ lowing day. Prints finished For the busy person desiring “> er ear ahead of us, we will greatly ap- Scientists as Fifth Oldest tives and friends, returning yester­ keep in touch with the literature of lpreciaU, it if y<)U wi|) wait „ ltonly by the Santa Marlu del Tula stop Mrs. Josie Everett of Newberg gon, where he has a packing contract at North Bend have returned home, cypress, near Oaxaca, Mexico, 5.000 to ped in Tillamook Tuesday on her way a number by unto, others by train. “One minute essays on health for timber cruisers. 0,000 years old. the Dragon tree at by Dr. H. L. Babb” Roy Klinehan left for Portland home from a visit to relatives in Rock Among those who went to North Bend Orotnvn. Island of Tenerlffe, 4.000 from this county were: A. M. Walker years old, the Sequoia trees. Cullfor Monday, where he has busienss to away. I nch’ Ben Say«: look after. He recently bid on some . Win Kennedy, who has lieen at­ of Wheeler, Frank Smith and Homer Illa, 4,000 ,veurs old. and the Baobab road work in this county, which is to tending a Portland dental school for Flagg of Bay City, Ben Egge, J. M. tree. Senegal, 4.INN1 years old. The Edenborn cypress was budding some time past, returned home Wed- Wilson, Rollie Watson. R. N. Ilenkli be done at state expense. Into life when Jerusalem was taken Iv “One thing- sure ‘ nesday. and 1 I. Meyers of Tillanipok, Wil­ James Christenson, now with the | Arthur Beals and It was a lusty Nevvy, if Nature H. W. Heyd wore lard Broughton, and F. W. Wallace of Nebuchadnezzar. i Whitney Lumber company, this if coun I planned to make —' ¡passengers to Portland Thursday Beaver, Herman Farmer of < 'level young sprout when the battles of a sunflower out . . , Marathon and Thermopylae were ty, and whose residence is in 1 Port- 1 night. of you, its no lisi' dale. Th" ladies were: Mrs. Watson. fought, when Assyria was lit the apex land and who formerly was a citizen Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ed- Mrs. Ella Plank. Mrs. Eacie Mullen. of the world dominion and when Rome trying to of this county on the Severance place, wards. May 25, a son. To Mr. and rose. left Monday on a business trip to the Mrs. Frank I). Nelson, Cloverdale, Mrs. Ruby Anderson, Mrs. J. M. Wil was a village of mud roads and hovels. The tree was 600 years old when metropolis accompanied by his sister. I May 26 a daughter, reports I)r. Rob­ son. Mrs. Bernice I.mas, Mrs. Flora Christ was born In Bethlehem, a vet- Aschim, Miss Leona Rupp and Mrs. W. P. Christensen, one of the pro­ inson. When we say that a prietors of the Tillamook-Portland I Mr. Elliott of the firm of Elliott A Dolph Tinnerstet. dog never wags his taii we stage lie, is here fr a few days with Ashmund, Mohler, came down to the are simply calling attention COUNTY MEN KILLED IN WAR to the fact that health and his bride, having been married a i Merrick hospital last Tuesday suffer­ happiness are closely related short time ago. Accompanying Mrs. ! ing from an infected hand, reports Dr. It is possible for the human According to a list furnished from I Christenson, was her friend, Miss i R. E. Ringo. Is'ing to be happy though Cook, of Portland, who Monday morn­ A wild cucumber root ploughed up the office of the adjutant general nine sick, but it isn’t probably. Tillamook county men lost their lives All life is transmitted ov­ ing last became Mrs. E. C. Bundy, in the field of T. Gerdes near this city er nerve lines t<> the different Justice Stanley performing the mar­ recently measured 72 inches in cir­ while serving with the colors in the organs, cells and tissues of riage ceremony. Mr. Bundy is also cumference at the thickest part mid World war. The names and addresses the body, and this thing we a resident of Portland. The newly­ 48 in ches in diameter. The roots of these men are: Edward L. Alvord, call "Life Force”, the thing Tillamook: Ix-onard C. Getchell, He ­ which marks the difference weds will spend a portion of their are a great nuisance in the farmer's between the living and the honeymoon in this city and vicinity fields and have no value except us an bo; Perry O. Gray, Blaine; Guy Loer- to Re-tire? (Buy F m M dead, is propelled from the before returning to their Portland ingredient in the composition of fac" pubel, Mohler; Donald B. McKimens, si«, brain. When every organ u » »a» eee Mohler; Howard B. Millis, Tillamook; home. lotions for the complexion, so far as •lohn C. Nielsen, Tillamook; Roy H. gets an equal share, then all is well, but when the spinal A marriage license was issued on known. Van Nortwick, Garibaldi; Lloyd D. bones become misaligned, the. 26th of May to Otis I). Edwards I Victor Pool of Garibaldi was oper­ Williams, Tillamook. there is pressure and inter­ ated on for appendicitis at the Boals and Miss Alta May Galloway. ference with spinal nerve E lines and we have disease. J. D. Edwards, one of the veteran ! Realignment of these bones u. V timber cruisers of this county was up | brings back the conditions of from Idaville Thursday. health. Mrs. D. Bonner of Por’land is in i Chiropractic spinal ad­ the city for a few days v.siting with j justments as given by this office have restored health in friends. a number of eases in the past Miss Elva Chapman, a teacher in few weeks. The sufferers the city schools, left for her home in have been made well of dis­ Sheridan Saturday where she will eases of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach spend the school vacation. Her fath­ liver, kidneys, bowels er’s people are old pioneers of the lower organs. Sheridan section. FOR SALE BY Irving Hopke, formerly of Forest Grove, and Harold Sappington of HEALTH FOLLOWS At KEI.Y & CONDIT CHIROPRACTIC C0RRKIS Forest Grove, were over the fore part — PRtlSURt OS SPINAL of the week to see Fred Beals rela­ R'RVtS IN OIStAStS Of tive to operating an orchestra at Pa­ ACT TODAY THE FOLLOWING 0P6ANS m cific beach during the summer. Why delay Willard Church of this city took his parents who are visiting him from THE SEINE when Tigard this week over to Brighton N' LUNGS tation is with Sunday and spent the day at the ' LIVER h\ STOMACH beach. out charge a ' PANCREAS Oregon strawberries are coming in ALL SEA FOODS IN SEA­ ''SPLEEN MONEYS to the markets and are of a fine qual­ Find out. SON 0OWILS ity this year. APPENDIX EVERE Tires were making MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS RLAODtR Mrs. Brown, of Banks, and child LtWtBUHW friends long before most of FILLED. SEND FOR PRICE is here this week visiting with Mrs. the tires that clamor for your attention today were LIST Crane of this city. Mr. Brown was thought of. here for a day or two but returned 211 TILLAMOOK BLDG. They are still doing it. home last week. Both Phones. Res. 56 J M. F. Reust of Nehalem, had bus- The Revere Cord is the big brother of a line whose TILLAMOOK, ORE. Branch office at Garibaldi ines in the city last Friday. quality has never been sacrificed to meet price com­ Tuesday, Thursday Evening petition. Yet today they are selling at prices that Oscar Taggert of Neskowin, spent compare favorably with tires of unknown value, See Friday in this city. the nearest Revere Dealer. Miss Mae Clemo, a teacher in the public schools of this city, left for REVERE RUBBER COMPANY her home in Oregon City Friday af­ 1790 Broadway, New York Office: Nat’l Bank Bldg. Both Phones: Bell 43-J ternoon, where she will spend the sum Ground Floor P. O. Box 197 mer vacation. Miss Florence Rider who has finish ed her term as teacher in the city schools, has gone to her home in Sa­ lem to spend her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Schaefli, the former L. V. EBERHARDT, Prop. a well known dairyman of the Hills I I boro section, concluded a visit wit’ 4 G. Hager and family up on the Trani' Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records of Tillamook County last Friday and returned home that day. PERSONAL MENTION EVENTS TAKE PLACE IN SOCIETY’S REALM n,,w" LOUISIANA TREE 2.500 YEARS OLD FRYE'S DELICIOUS BACON adds rich flavor to plain dishes I Even though your summer home is far from the markets, you can always add a little extra touch of garnish and flavor to plain dishes when you have a side of F rye ’ s D elicious B acon hanging in your cooler. BELLS KODAK SHOP FISK TIRES^J 0 Gsrnlsh your 1 •dateur and toast wft FRYE'S DHL- ’cioji ______ ______ _ th» drippings in the sauoa to sa.»» btirter. Macaroni und ohfMdie har new flavor with two or three sUoeo ft FRTK'8 DE­ LICIOUS BACiJW baked on top just be­ fore th» dish Is taken trono th« oven. Split :> uh porridge so nourishing anti econpmluP 1» »urichad by * Mirs of br oil­ ed FltYE'P DEfJCIrttrSf ftAOON on top ot oeeh serving . Fried breaktael food, dipped in end flour la best fried In drippings from FBYE'S DELICIOUS H a CCN oad served with a slice or bacon on <»«sh plate s Wherever you use F rye s D buqoi ' s B acon you add rich Haven- because it is just the tender young, grain fed pork cured and smoked under rigidly sanitary conditions by the exclusive F rye process. Ask yotsr dealer FRYE & COMPANY Fire, Automobile, Liability FOR GENERAL INSURANCE SEE ROSE J. WILKES, Resident Agent TILLAMOOK HOTEL LOBBY Representing Telephone M-6 The Reliance Lite Insurance Company OF PITTSBURGH LIFE. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT CXILLIXTK NO COLLECTION- NO CHARGE SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY WE COLLECT We Sue in Our Own Name. KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. McMinnville Hillsboro Tillamook 0 /■H 1: s b» rj REVERE TIR.ES ■ Fish Clams Crabs TUBES R 11. L. Babb *£ R. B. HAYS PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO 'll -1H» » KAI NK1HW SYSTEM -1» MHI w RAL RKgravr N V S I t M MODERN THROUGHOUT The Tillamook County Bank is modern through­ out, in its quipment, its mthods and its policies It keeps m touch with all the leading financial centeis th world over and can always five up to the minute information. 1 This with its solid backing in Tillamook Coun­ ty, its wide acquaintance wiht local conditions and its many loyal patrons makes the Tillamook < ounty Bank a banking connection of red worth. T illamook C ounty B ank T illamook . O regon I I J