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VOLUME 34; NUMBER 39
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923
WATSON LOSES SLEEP
County Court Is Interested
In Possibilities Of
Trask Road
ïeabligljt
s
STEINMASSELL HEIR
PRICE $2.00 A YEAR
AND PLUNGES DOWN
TO ENTER PROTEST
CHEESE IS REPLACED
BY PORTLAND HOUSE
Quick Trip Tu Rainier Park Cuusex
Relative» In Germany Squu bilie Over
Company K Loses Viand From Home
Driver To Forget Dulie» For
Ehtate Left By Former
One Fatetui Minute
Gold Creek Only State Own
ed Hatchery In Entire
County
Resident Here
Hundreds Of Visitors Here
Take In Two-Day
Celebration
But Generoua Dealer« Make
W alks And Roads Receive
Attention From City
Governors
('losing his eyes for about forty
Just who will be declared the heir
Dr. J. E. Shearer, captain of com
winks of sleep, caused a machine driv
of the Josef Steinmassl estate prob
pany K, O. N. G. of Tillamook was
en by Rollie Watson and photograph
greatly pleased on June 26 1923 to re
ably will be determined on July 30lh
er Graves of this city to land in an
ceive a container of Red Rock cheese
in Judge Mason’s court, when the last
up-the-hill brush pile with a broken
from H. Albest of Portland while at
steps
in
tile
final
account
df
the
ad
front axle and a demolished fender
Camp Lewis, to replace another
ministrator will be taken. Steinmassl
and wind shield last Wednesday fore
cheese which mysteriously disappear
died
in
Yamhill
county
less
than
two
noon
over
on
the
Foley
creek
grade.
Many Kinds Of Game And Commer
ln'< 'ligation Will B< Made To Deter-
Prize Winners Of Different Events ed from headquarters. The following Members Oppose Appointment Made
years ago, and at that time W. C.
Had the auto turned to the left in
letter will explain why he got the Red
nunc Feasibility Of Ne» Pro-
cial
Fish
Released
From
Local
Are To Be Announced At
Miller of McMinnville was appointed
stead of the right, the result might
Ry Mayor Of Night Policeman
Rock cheese:
administrator.
His
filial
account
has
have been worse. As it was Rollie
posed Route
Inatitution
Capt. Jacob Shearer,
l.aler
Date
From Washington
been filed. The first heir to appear by
sustained some wrenched ligaments in
Co. K. 162d Inf. Camp Lewis, Wn.
attorney was Mrs. Elsie Wilbarger of
the chest from heavy contact with the
Dear Sir: Please receive at our
Oberbayern, Germany, a married
wheel and Graves had his face cut
hands one container of Red Rock
Millions of little wiggling salmon daughter and the only child. Follow
Earl Hobbs, deputy surveyor of
The
two
days
celebration
of
the
4th
The city council held a regular
with glass from the windshield. The
cheese, Perhaps this is a little tardy
Washington county has established a
accident took place between the old fry in several initial stages of develop ing her claim, came a brother of the of July in this city attracted large but we hope it will at least take the meeting last Monday night. Council-*
camp well up ni the Coast range on
Billy Haskins place and the Einier ment are represented in the ponds of deceased named Jacob Steinmassl, crowds on the first day. The Newberg place of the part of the cheese, which men all present. Mayor Smith in the
the Washington county side, and will
Ball place. Arriving at a rancher’s the Gold creek hatchery and in the who declares that he is the rightful Bvrrian band furnished inspiring mu according to tonight’s paper has turn chair.
begin a re-survey of the Wilson river
The mayor reported that there was
house the boys phoned in to a city ponds of Gold creek of this county. heir. He also liveB in Germany and sic and crowds thronged the streets ed up missing. We believe you will
wagon route at once. When this sur
garage for a new axle which arrived It is a sight well worth a trip to Till is represented by Roy Sparks of Mc where various concessions won pat like Red Rock cheese. Respectfully a stretch of road near the camp
vey is completed, then other routes
ground that was in bad condition. On
in a couple of hours, and when thh amook county’s only state fish hatch Minnville. The daughter, Elsie Wil- ronage. Hundreds of autos were park yours, Red Rock Dairy H. Albest
found practicable, will be considered.
motion the council authorized that the
change had been made they drove in ery up the Trask river from this city berger, is represented by Vinton 4 ed in the city and traffic was lively
Last week Judge Mason and Com
road
be gravelled. He also stated that
Tooze
of
McMinnville,
while
the
ad
to Tillamook. The day previous the about seven miles. The upper hatch
throughout the day, many people com
missioner H. V. Alley went over to
the Boy Scouts had cleaned up the
twain made a 60 mile trip to Mt Rain ery is not being operated at this time ministrator, W. C. Miller is represent ing from valley points to attend the
Hillsboro on business connected with
, camp grounds and made that public
ier, and getting back to Camp Ix-wis work being concentrated on hatching ed by Frank Holmes, also of the Yam celebrations in this county or to visit
the county, and while there devoted
convenience ready for tourist patron
at 6 p. m. started for home via Olym operations at the lower hatchery. Be hill capital city. The final account at the beach resorts. In the evening
some time to a consultation with the
age.
coming up last Saturday in probate a large crowd attended the boxing
pia and Longview and crossed the Co
county surveyor with reference to the
tween the stop rack and the return court. Vinton 4 Tooze, acting for the
It was decided to amend the side
Farmers
and
dairymen
of
this
coun
lumbia at Rainier at midnight, thence
Trask road. It was learned that Cher
rack in the Trask river, a distance of daughter, objected to the attorney fee matches at the city hall, which were ty are busy improving the sunshine walk ordinance by having each con
to Astoria where they arrived at 3 a.
under
the
auspices
of
the
American
ry Grove, u little town up toward the
an eighth of a mile there are already filed by the administrator’s attorney
which has prevailed of late, by cut tractor place his name and the date
m. At the breaking of dawn, they
summit of the Coast range, and a
from 350 to 400 Chinook salmon in Frank Holmes. The item was cut Legion post of this city, with Bert ting hay for the winter, to come. Im of the work upon the cement at the
reached Seaside and then bowled
few miles off of the Forest Grove- Mc
captivity, of this year’s run and the down from $500 to $250, by order of Mann as the matchmaker.
time the work is finished.
along until they struck the brushpile.
In the evening a big dance at the mense crops of grass have been
Minnville highway from a point a
main run has not yet occurred. The the Judge. On July 30, 1923, the con
A motion to grant the city conces
grown
in
this
county
this
year
and
the
Rollie said he wanted to stop for half
mile and a half from Gaston station, an hour and sleep, but Graves thought lower rack lets them in to their pris test of Jacob Steinmassl will be heard K. of P. hall was liberally patronized hay crop will be the largest, say dairy sions to the Fire department during
the
proceeds
going
to
the
Pythian
is on a direct line east and west from
on and they cannot pass the upper and it probably will be determined at
the days of July 3rd and Fourth was
men, for years past.
they would better keep going. The
rack, except to get into a small pen that time who is entitled to receive home at Vancouver, Wash.
Tillamook. It is believed from infor
adopted.
latter then went to sleep. Rollie also
On the 4th at 9:30 the parade start
in the river at the upper rack where the residue of the original sum left
mation recieved, that a route can be
The city engineer reported that he
closed one eye, then the other closed
ed
from
the
gymnasium
on
5th
street.
they are daily seined out and exam by Josef Steinmassl after numerous
had from Cherry Grove to an inter-
had
personally examined the cement
itself, and—bingo! He is now thor
The line of march was north on Still
sectioi with the Yamhill-Tillamook oughly convinced that automobiles ined as to their degree of ripeness for expenses have been taken out, includ
f' lewalks of the city and that he
well
avenue
to
First
street
thence
on
spawning. If too green they are ing attorney fees. The fight on July
road down the Trask, that will give
found them mainly according to the
haven’t a lick of sense. An old horse
5th street to Second avenue east,
a distance of about 79 miles, which is would have kept the road. That’s the thrown back between the racks if ripe 30 will be a three cornered affair with
specifications of the ordinance gov
Contractor F. C. Feldschau who has erning such work. There were one
they are artificially spawned and the three law firms gleefully participat south of second avenue east to Fifth
the distance from Tillamook to Port
difference between an auto and a
avenue east to Third street to 4th the contract from the state highway
or two exceptions.
land via the present Wilson river horse; but horses aren’t fashionable eggs placed in small compartments ing for when heirs contest it means
avenue east north on 4th avenue to
A complaint signed by A. McNair,
road. County Judge Mason is of the any more—too slow for this galloping in the main hatchery building in run money in the pockets of the attorneys. court house where it was dismissed. department to pave 1700 yards of the
Tillamook-McMinnville highway, be Roy Henkle, E. E. Koch and Ralph
ning water to hatch out little salmon.
opinion that such a short route via
At 11 a. m. Hon. J. 0. Bozarth of ginning at a point south of the cheese
age.
If they have a uniform temperature
Himes was read Saturday that a nuis
the Trask is the road to improve, if
Bay City delivered the oration. At factory and extending the above dis
of 50 degrees, they would hatch in
the route via Cherry Grove should
1:30 came the sports which were a tance out of town. Work has already ance existed in their neighborhood, in
the same number of days; should the
prove a practicable one upon survey.
source of much interest and amuse begun in the matter of laying the con that kine bellowed early in the morn
temperature rise above that figure
ing with provoking persistence, mak
His reason is that the Wilson river
ment to the large crowd present. Crete. One side of the road is laid
it would take longer for them to
ing sleep out of the question. A mo
route will have a railroad sooner or
Dances followed in the evening at W. at a time and is allowed to cure or
hatch. Great care is necessary dur
tion prevailed that the city attorney
later, connecting with a railroad now-
O. W. and Pythian halls. The prizes dry for 28 days when the other side
ing the hatching period to keep the
be requested to prepare an ordinance
owned by the Great Northern and the
for the best commercial, fraternal and is then treated in the same manner.
unfertile eggs from remaining in the
to cover this phase of animal nuisance
Northern Pacific railroad companies,
It may be interesting to know in other floats will be given in the next The actual time of laying the concrete
M. V. Stillwell of this city, who at fertile masses and that is a daily
in the city.
who own a completed road in Wash
connection with the discontinuance of issue, also a notice of the children's
A motion to permit the use of fire
ington county up toward the Coast tended Pioneer day meeting in Port task. When the eggs are hatched and the bounty on wild animals in this section and other features which were will not occupy more than seven or
range summit. Two years ago, there land and the Indian War Veterans as the fry are placed in ponds for feed county, which order was issued dur not available at the time of going to eight days but it is the time required crackers not longer than four inches
for drying that delays the work. The within the city limits was adopted
was considerable talk that such a rail sociation in the same city on about ing, additional care is required in feed ing the present month by the County press.
road will not be closed to travel dur with three votes for and two against.
the
same
date,
was
elected
Junior
vice
ing
and
in
removing
the
dead
fish.
T.
road would be built, and it has been
court, that during 11122 there was
ing the repairs as one side of the road The motion prevailed.
stated, whether true or not, that the commander of the last named organ R. Pollock, superintendent of the paid out in bounty for wild animals
will
be available for public use.
ization
on
June
20
this
year.
M.
V.
hatchery
states
that
he
is
now
feed
The special election returns Mon
building of this new line of railroad
the sum of $681.50. The only bounty
day showed that there were 159 votes
depends upon the change of a big was in the Indian war of 1878, and ing about 1800 pounds of beef, sheep now being paid is on moles and go
for and 10 votes against the issuance
tract of timber land partly in this helped to patrol the Columbia river and hog’s livers with a ration of small phers, which is 5c for each one of the
to keep the Oregon hostile» f rum male or Jack salmon mixed in each
of bonds to raise 5,000 as the city’s
county and partly in Washington,
species
named.
Most
of
the
gopher
c ash quota for the new armory build
In case the road should be built crossing over into Washington, His week, and that he will soon have to and mole scalps are taken by school
ing. The council accepted the re
within a few years, as seems likely, company worked in conjunction with increase the amount to a ton a week, children who get a little pin money by
considering the vast acreage of tim- Gen. Howard’s forces. An attempt is ax young fish mush lie fed regularly trapping the rodents.
Judge Bagley arrived Thursday to
On July 1st the summer season was turns of the election and took the nec
ber which will soon demand trans being made to organize all of the Ore and plentifully to insure their growth.
open circuit court. It is understood formally opened and this week camp essary action to make the vote a mat
portation, should the present demand gonians who participated in the The large male Chinooks as well as
that there will be no criminal cases ing outfits are coming through town ter of record, etc.
M.
B.
Selland
and
family,
Mrs.
Lot
The matter of the appointment of
for lumber keep up, together with the Snake Indian war in the summer of the males of other species, when sein- tie Smith and Miss Jennie Reed drove this term. Several attorneys are in at a lively rate. The tendency of the
present high prices for that commod 1878 and form an association.
the city from outside points.
ladies to wear men’s attire is grow a city marshal came up ,and Mayor
(Continued on Page fi)
to Portiund Monday.
ity that a railroad will be a neces
ing. and this season thus far has Smith stated that if the council would
sity and adds color to the story above
shown a marked increase in the num appoint Cecil Lamb night policeman,
given, relative to the wait.
ber so dressing. Many of the women he would appoint Bert Thayer, pres
Judge Maxon doex not believe that
have taken to outdoor sports, such as ent night policeman to be city mar
an auto highway should parallel a
hunting and fishing and the new dress shal. It was moved that the Mayor’s
railroad and therefore both he and
enables them to move about with proposition be adopted by the council
Commissioner Alley are of the opin
more freedom, but there are people A vote coming up on the motion, coun
E. Seibert of Corvallis, and Miss
ion that the Trask river cut off from Ha el Lamar formerly of this city but
who cannot readily distinguish the wo cilmen Henderson and Conover voted
Cherry Grove is worth looking into, now of Corvallis also, were married in
manly form divine when dressed in yes, and councilmen Brimhall. Wilson
men’s attire and some ludicrous mis and Doty voted no. The motion fail
as a short route from Portland to ■that city a few days ago. Mias La
yp Tillamook beaches. The Wash mar graduated from the high school
takes have occurred. Recently a man ed to carry, A regular city marshal
in one of the tourist autos had a sud has not been appointed b ythe Mayor,
ington county officials, it is believed in this city and then attended Agri
den craving for a cigarette, having and Bert Leach has been acting as
hold to the same idea. It would take cultural college at Corvallis. She is a
lost a package from his vest pocket day policeman under appointment of
a survey, made with the idea of «laughter of B. D. Lamar formerly of
that day. At one of the stopping the Mayor. Recently, Leach resign-
shortening distance to determine just this city where she wax bom. The
places on the road, he approached a ed, and was last night appointed
when the Cherry Grove route would bride has many friends in this city
big fellow in khaki with close cut hair street commissioner by the Mayor.
'Continued on Page 6)
and the groom is well known in busi
and
said: “Say, old sport, could you This leaves a vacancy in the day po
ness circles in Corvallis.
give me a pill?” The woman produced liceman's job. and keeps Thayer in
a cigarette case and proffered the pill. his present position as night man.
A moment later her husband came up Under the charter Mayor Smith has
(Continued on Page 6)
“Say Min. give me a cigarette and
introduce me to your friend." Min
explained that she hadn’t the honor
Foui men known as the John Doe
———
of the gentleman’s acquaintance and
brothers of Portland, Were arrested * «
An auto driven by Tom Sweeny,
then it was up to the stranger to ex
Thursday last near the fill just south
plain which he did diplomatically and
of town by Deputy Sheriff Chester the "Bad check man” of the Portland
bowed himself away.
H ;• i. They refused to stop when police force, and containing his wife,
Miss Murtha Guild, ix year old
Deputy Lucas accosted them some was struck and thrown over against
grand
daughter of II. G. Guild and
miles back on the highway and Lucas the curbing near the Martiny garage
wife, was the sole lady passenger
in
this
city
last
Monday
at
3:20
o
’
phoned to Holden to stop them. They
from this city to Portland last Thurs
were arraigned and charged with clock when it collided with an auto
day
on tlie Southern Pacific, but found
'iron nness ami the possession of driven by Ed Lyster of this city. Mrs.
others of her sex as
train pro
Sweeny
was
hurt,
but
not
seriously.
liquo After passing Lucas they made
greased.
The
conductoi
nd brake-
The
Tillamook
Fish
and
Game
club
their Lizzie eat gas at a lively rate, Opinions vary as to the responsibility
held a meeting Monday evening in the men know her great-uncle ho is an
for
the
accident,
but
it
was
said
by
until they ran up against Holden,
rity hall and talked over matters in old conductor on the '. P. nd they
•her, they could no longer speed. those who saw the accident that the
which the club ix interested »nd en saw that the youthful | a -• er was
Eari paid a fine of $50 and .costs and Portland man had the right of way.
joyed a social interchange of views. well taken care of en rout“. Her
th« i an who owned the auto will lose
The next meeting will be held in this father met her at the othe, end of
E. E. Lytle who built the old P. R.
bi» machine, which escheats to the
city at the same place on the evening the line. The S. 1'. Co.' trainmen
&
N.
Ry.,
now
known
as
the
Southern
•tat«.. They paid their fines and went
>f July 16th. All members are asked are noted for their care o;' and kind-
bohu- hy stage with faces that carried Pacific line, was in the city on the
to juvenile pass i
to
be present.
Fourth, meeting old acquaintances.
m> »miles.
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79 MILES TO PORTLAND
FISH FRY ARE FED MEAT
BIG PROGRAM IS GIVEN
BOND VOTE RECORDED
COUNTY PAVING JOB
PROGRESSING WELL
$681.50 IN BOUNTIES
HONOR CONFERRED
IS PAID OUT IN 1922
ON M. V. STILLWELL
CIRCUIT COURT TERM
IS HELD THURSDAY BEACHES ARE OPENED
FOR SUMMER PEOPLE
MARRIED RECENTLY
□
Cherries Are Ripe
JOHN DOE BROTHERS
CAUGHT BY SHERIFF WOMAN IS INJURED
IN MACHINE CRASH
LITTLE MISS VENTURES
ON LONG TRIP ALONE
FISH AND GAME CLUB
HAS MEETING HERE