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FRIDAY, JUNE 1,1923
TILLAMOOK HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES THIRTY-THREE PUPILS
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4 Henrietta Jenkins,, Mary I .amar.
Oliver Mathers, Hubert Mathews,
Carl Nelson, Cordelia Oatfield, Theo
dore Powers, Noah Richards.
5 Margaret Ross, Glee Rusk. James
Sharp, Leia Smith, Evelyn Stillwell,
Carlisle Stranahan, Alice Thompson,
Wesley Tippin.
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feet, 8 oz. khaki, no poles, Priced at
Justice Stanley fined Patterson $25 ed to carry out on her voyage to San
Commencement exercises for the and the costs amounting to $33.50.
Pedro about 1,400,000 feet. There 'jf®JM2iï£/â®ôâ®ù'i®fâ'cy3f5I5ïciiiirôic!Ic!Ië!JtiIôrôl3fc!®aiSIBI3Iôiô/3IËiaiË
class of 1923, Tillamook high school,
are indications thut Tillamook buy
will soon come back as u clearing
were held in the Christian church Fri
point for lumber cargoes. Coos Bay
day evening, May 25. In spite of the
is booming with shipments, and Ya-
inclement weather the seating capac
quina bay is taking on maritime airs
ity of the church was taxed.
since the estahlishmen of the big
The following program was render
spruce mill at Toledo, L'K'ul boost
ed: March, Stars and Stripes Forev
ers clubs should all get busy and use
er, McGhee orchestra; Invocation,
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Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. lie- their influence in promoting bay ship ■
Rev. W. G. Lienkaemper; vocal solo,
(a) The Heart’s Springtime, (b) Like Armond of Corvallis came over to Till ping more than ever. It is the right
a Rosebud, Miss Leora Philippi; Ad amook in a car to convey their neice, psychological time to start the move
dress, Community Problems, Prof. I Miss DeArmond, home at the close ment and push it.
Thoma.-- A. Gentle, Oregon State Nor I of the latter’s teaching term in the
mal. Song, One Fleeting Hour, Girls public schools of this pice. With them
Glee Club; Presentation of Diplomas, them came Mrs. Bettie Cummings of
H. H. Rosenberg, chairman of Board Corvallis. E. H. Stark of this city
of Education; Light Cavalry Over soon recognized Mrs. Cummings as
Twenty head, A. R. cows, bred heifers, herd bull and
ture, McGhee orchestra; Benediction, an old time friend in llllinois and as a
calves, both sexes. The offering includes every sal
relative
by
marriage
whom
he
had
Rev. George Harness.
able Guernsey excepting one cow, owned by A. B.
Jos. Mannix, formerly an attorney
The auditorium was beautifully not seen for 13 years. Neither knew
Flint. Many of the offerings have creditable A. R.
decorated by the Juniors and the plat the other lived in Oregon, and the in this city, now of Astoria, was bad
form was banked with floral gifts for meeting was mutually a pleasant one. ly hurt in a friendly scuffling match
records, made under farm condition. Certainly an
the graduates. The class was the The party returned to Corvallis Sun with Chief of Police < arisen on the
ideal opportunity to secure a foundation herd of
streets of the above city last week,
largest ever graduated from Tilla day..
Guernseys or a herd bull. The catalogue now being
Mannix had his back broken in two
mook high school, numbering thirty-
prepared gives details, send for one. Sale to be held
places and it is said that he is paralyz
three.
cd froni the shoulders down, anti then*
on the Midvalley farm, at Scholls, about 8 miles
The honor of class valedictorian,
are slight chances for his recovery.
south of Beaverton and 8 miles west of Tigard.
which goes to the student earning the
Mannix had many friends in Tillamook
highest average for the four years of
who
regret
to
hear
of
his
misfortune
work was earned by Ramona Hal
Th« superintendent of schools for
E. A. RHOÌ EN, Sale Manager
tom with 94.86. Salutatorian, Ruth
Salem, Oregon
Gould, with 93.6. Highest grades this county, G. B. Lamb, has sent out
earned during their senior year were a letter to the several civic and fra
COL. .1. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer
Ramona Haltom 95.6; Mabel Ander ternal societies of this city, asking
Forest Grove. Oregon.
son, 94.2. Greatest number of cred suggestions for a name for the new
its earned, Lillian Groat, with 36 3-4 public school building, now in process
Restoration ot the old S. I’, com
credits. Noah Richards was award of erection. He asks that the suggest
ed the Whitman College scholarship tions be sent him by the 4th of June, puny railroad grunt from Portland
and Glee Rusk the non-conference col when he will select a name from the to the state line southward, will fur
lege scholarship amounting to $140. number proposed. Tom Coates at a nish 220,5611 acres of public lund to
meeting of the firec ompany, it is be homesteaded in Oregon. The dutes
The address of the evening was
understood, will present the name to permit filing on this land run from
given by Professor Thomas H. Gentle,
“Joe Champion school.” Joe (.’ham June* 11, 1023 to the end of the year,
of the Oregon State Normal. H« con
pion was the first white settler in depending upon the class of filing to
gratulated the class upon their succes
Tillamook county. He also was Till be made. These lands are chiefly in
commented upon the large number of
amook's first school teacher and its the Roseburg land district, but there
graduates and mentioned a few of the
first county clerk and it would seem are some tracts in the Lakeview and
many advantags which would come to
fit to thus perpetuate his name thinks Portland districts. Timber is limited
them as a result of their four years of
Mr. Coates.
The late war veterans will have the
high school work.
first choice, and information can be
He went on to show that the duty
BAY SHIPPING LOOKS BRIGHTER had from the government land office
of the community did not end with
at Portland, Roseburg and Lakeview.
providing a high school course, The
The ease with which the Notting
problems of production, distribution,
HEAVY TOURIST TRAVEL
ham negotiated the bar and channel
co-operation in community life must
of Tillamook bay last week was pleas
be solved. He emphasized especially
Auto tourists are coming through
ing to the shipping interests along
the necessity that the community pro
the bay shore line, Soundings are Tillamook quite regularly of late,
FOR ANY KIND OF BLASTING
vide the right influences and environ
22 feet at the bound for the beaches of this county.
ment for the boy. and girls for upon said to have indicated
In times past There is much activity at the beach
entrance
of
the
bay.
them rest the future solution of the
the depths ranged up to 24 feet but resorts at this time as the summer
50 lbs. net weight, sells for
$7.50 per case
problems which the age is passing on,
lust year there was one spot where season will begin the first of the com
and the ultimate safety of our gov-
No.
7
Caps
sells
for
$2.00 for 100
ing
June,
and
many
new
houses
—
tent
there was only 18 feet, but that
•rnment.
stretch of channel was made deeper and otherwise—have been completed
Double
Tape
Fuse
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$1.15
per 100 ft.
Mr. Gentle’s address was lightened by scouring. It is understood that a this spring at the various beaches..
Carry full line of blasting supplies. WillTiir-
throughout by a constant play of survey of the entrance will soon be It is believed from what beach resort
droll humor which kept the large au- made by Oregon government engin proprietors can find out, that the com
nish battery free on small jobs. Order by mail
dience smiling, even as the arguments eers, which is an annual feature of ing summer will surpass all previous
or
phone 18-M
were driven home.
that office's work, and if favorable seasons in the number of beach tour
action is taken by the Washington, ists. Times are good all over the
The case of John Patterson, a bus D. C., board on recommendations for state and usually during such times
iness man of this city, charged in Jan further improvement in deepening to the beaches are well patronized. Till
uary last with unlawful fishing near a minimum depth of 24 feet, at low amook beaches have been well throng
a dam, on complaint of hatchery su water inside, there should be no trou ed for some years past and are now
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
perintendent Pollock, came to trial ble for big lumber schooners to go well advertised and best of all they
this week, The jury found for the lout heavily loaded At present bar are popular with all classes of sum
state, but recommended leniency, [conditions the Nottingham is expect- mer visitors.
FLINTS
TILLAMOOK RESIDENT
MEETS OLD FRIENDS
Guernseys at Auction
MONDAY, JUNE 11
FORMER CITY LAWYER
IS HURT IN SCUFFLE
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SOCIETIES ARE ASKED
FOR SCHOOL NAME
OLD RAILROAD GRANT g
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MCAMP CHAIRS, same description as the stools only they have a
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Knives, Forks, Spoons
Fry pans
Coffee Pots
Plates
.'ups and Saucers
Buckets
Cooking Ware
Paper Plates.
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