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■ MM V si ‘ . I HMM TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT wenty-first birthday on the date of the examination, with the exception thut in u state where women are de Astoria—Lumber cargoes the past clared by statute to he at full age for month totaled 84.000,18)0 feet. all purposes at eighteen years, women Portland building permits for six eighteen years of age on the date of ! the examination will be admitted. months totaled $13,000,000 1 Applicants must reside within the Corvallis — Agricultural! collegi' territory supplied by the post office plan memorial building. for which the examination is un i nounced. St. Helens lumber cargoes tile The examination is open to all cit- week totaled 4,000,000 feet. | inns of the United States who can Grants Pass—Rlue Juy mine sold | comply with the requirnieents. and million dollar smelter to go up. Application blanks Form 1753, and full information concerning the re- I)r. Thompson takes every quirementa of the examination can be precaution known to Op , secured from the postmaster at the tical science to assure his place of vacancy or from the United patrons absolutely correct I States Civil Service Commission,, glasses. He offers you the combined Washington, J). C. service of an optometrist with years Applications should be properly ex- of experience and that of a compe I ecuted and filed with the Commission tent practical optician. Consult him at Washington, ,1). C., at the earliest about your eyes next visit—Thursduy practical date. — August 2, Tillamook hotel until 4 p. m. 41-lt NOTES OF PROGRESS ROOSEA ELT HIGHWAY BUILDING For return to me of my big gruy und white neuter eat Tiger, missing The Roosevelt highway is actually since the Fourh, or information us to being constructed. A few years ago persons responsible for his disap,leur it was a vague possibility. Today it ance. Mrs. Royal Stillwell. 41-lt is a probability. Work is progress ing at various points along the coast Dr. Fording of Portland (President line in Oregon southward. Work ; Oregon College of Ccular Sciences) from Neskowin to Salmon river is go ¡will be at Hotel Tillamook on July 23 ing forward at a good rate, so it is to 28 and will be glad to talk with any reported. The contract taken over by young man or woman who may be dis- the YVarren construction company, has | posed to study Optometry or any pro- been sub-divided among several con : fession. And for the benefit of those tractors who are pushing the work. i who may be suffering from eye strain It is believed by those capable of or any ailment due to uncorrected vis forecasting results that the highway ion, he will come prepared to give u will be finished to the Siletz river in thorough examination, and suggest Lincoln county by late fall. Work is whatever remedy is indicated, wheth also going on in southern Oregon, viz: er glasses or other treatment. No in Coos and Curry and Douglas coun charge for consultation. If conven ties. Many people do not know that ient phone for appointment day or commencing at Crescent City Cal., evening. Harry Lee Fording.—Adv. close to the Oregon line there is a good coast road south to San Fran G. G. Johnson, expert piano turner cisco. It is called the Redwoods high from the Wiley B. Allen Co. will be way, and passes through Eureka with here this week and next. All work not more than a 7 per cent grade all guaranteed. Leave orders at the the way from Crescent City. When Bong Shop or with Mr. Erwin..—Adv. the Roosevelt highway is finished in I Oregon it will connect with the Red- i Dr. Adams is back from Victoria, woods highway and the autoist will B. C. and will be associated with Dr. be able to start from Tillamook and Sharp in his office as before. 40-2t go through to Oakland, Cal., and if he wishes he can continue along the CONCESSIONS AT COUNTY FAIR coast all the way to the Mexican line on good paved highway. Thus it is Local people who desire conces that the completion of the Roosevelt sions (eating stunds) for the coming highway is being watched with more fair should make arrangements im than ordinary interest not only by mediately with the secretary. Oregonians but by the people of the whole country. CALL FOR COUNTY ROAD WAR RANTO THE SEINE Fish Clams The fair board desires all local peo ple who wish concessions to have first option but it is necessary you make application before Saturday, July 21. —Adv. RATHER A WEIRD STORY Thos. Coates was in a reminiscent mood theother day and told about a schooner that was sailed into Netarts bay one day during the year 1896. The schooner was load' d with a three year supply of goods to be used in the Klondike region in Alasku and was manned by the captain, whose name he had forgotten anil a woman who was supposed to be his wife. The goods were disposed of to Goo. Phelps of Netarts who made an advantageous buy. After selling the goods the schooner was left at Netarts and the captain and his wife came over to Tillamook where the woman soon gave birth to a child. The captain sought Mr. Coats and dictated a weird letter tn him which wus in the nature of an explanation to the cus toms authorities at Portland relating why he hail entered the bay at Ne tarts instead of calling at Astoria. The story was that he had bought the ship and supplies in San Francisco and that three nien had gone with him to a port in Alaska where they mutinied and confined him in a room; that his wife hud somehow procured a revolver anil had driven the men ashore and that subsequently they had LOGS SCARCE ON COLUMBIA turned southward bringing the ship to Netarts bay. Mr. Coats states that the man dictated the story in Lumber prices have dropped off to fluent style and it read almost like some extent Lumber dealenare not buying heavily just now preferring to clean up accumulated stock. Along the Columbia river, loggers have a hard time to keep ahead of the mills where Crabs A TILLAMOOK FOX FARM It i« not generally known that this county has a fox farm where that r species of animal is bred for its fur. The farm comprises about 20 acres and is located about one and a half miles east of Mohler, just off the Mohler-Garibaldi highway. S. M. Pat terson and family live in a cozy little home and have a large enclosure with three pens in which are kept at the present time twenty foxes all young animals except three pairs of old ones from which the present progeny has 3 are some cils re frain certain mid- eontiiauit cnaiee which are eallnt “paraffine oils, but the plan' where the crude ui WO9I paraffine mx I contains ■tatrfutisly no aaphalt Is under Pawaytvanla. —«nd Wana+y Motor Oils are AD Pvnn«y*mnia. Your motor That's why we «ell «nd ree- ammeud Waverly. All I'en*- «yfaanb. Motor Ofla. TILLAMOOK GARAGE FORD SALES & SERVICE WO major contribu to more econom T tions ical motor transportation. The Nobby Pneum.-uc Truck Tire for light, lor g distance, al! year men 1 hauling over ordinary roads and for front wheels of heavy duty trucks. The Unit ion for opeiating cord - tions where speed and traction require the next best thing to pneumatics from a cushioning stand point. United States Truck T . are Good Tires Good pictures of good times on your vacation are easy to get with a kodak. Why not get one to day? Let us show you how simple it is to work and how complete to the last detail. We have a large stock and in it somewhere is just the kodak you want. NOTICE: Our amateur finishing is done by professional photographers. All work is guar anteed. 20 hour service. CHARLES I. CLOUGH CO IHF. REX Al I. STORE OREGON TILLAMOOK For a catalogue or anj) information umU Ue Registrar Uniiiereitÿ of Oregon. Eugene. Oregon HILLSBORO TRADING CO The 48th Yrir Opens September 25, W23 Tillamook, Oregon Now doing business in the Edmunds building, 14 1st street, will carry a complete line of WHEN A CHILD’S “PEP" IS GONE ■ L' ■ £ CALL AND SEE US PRICES RIGHT CASCARA BARK AND EMPTY BAGS CONNELL, FREEMAN & STOUT, Props. Bell Phone 114-J Mutual Phone WANTED: One minute essays on health by Dr. H. L. Babb” Says: Uncle Ben DAIRY AND POULTRY FEEDS “A bicycle, Nevvy is a device for teaching that the only way to keep up is to keep go ing.” COIJkbX TI( )NS NO COLLECTION—NO CHARGE CLASS POSTMASTER EXAMINATION The United States Civil Service com mission has announced an examina dor. lo b' held at Tillamook, Ore., on August 4, 1923, as a result of which it is expected to make certification to fill a contemplated vacancy in the po sition of fourth class postmaster at Cloverdale and other vacancies as they may occur at that office, unless it shall be decided in the interests of the service to fill vacancy by rein statement. The compensation of th.' postmaster at this office was $959 for the last fiscal year. Applicants must have reached their Go upe-pedan ¿ JM Death to No Trick Seats t The new Willys- Knight Coupe Sedan has no folding «eats to climb over or squeeze between, instead, it has Joon both front and roar, offering easy entrance and exit to all five n.issengc’i This superb creation combines engineering excellence with complete, luxurious closed car appointments at a modest price. We know ol no Willys-Knight engine that lias worn out MOTHS « SETTLEMENT MADE THE DAY' WE COLLECT We Sue in Our Own Name. KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. Hillsboro THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS I C. J. & A. L. NEFF. Props. No. 8, First St. Tillamook. Ore. Chiropractic spinal justments as given by this office have restored health in a number of cases in the past few weeks. The sufferers have been made well of dis eases of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach liver, kidneys, bowels and lower organs. HEALTH FOLLOWS ¥ KIEN 1) I, Y CSIHOMKIK tOMterS PRtSSUM Oh SPIhAL ACT TODAY Why SERVE! IH DISEASES OF nit FOL LOW I HD URDAS! Beside the efficiency, the accuracy, the substaD- iality and the reliability of a bank there * something else that is even more difficult to achieve. It is the friendliness of the relatio® between bank and patron. We have found it here at the Tillamook County Bank. It is born of the pleasure we find ® serving you well. deluy tation is with out charge lUNtt ? LIVC« STOMACH MHtsr.A! spue * Find out. 11. L. Babb MONEYS soweit APt-tNOO SIXDÜF« ISSI» UHM , TILLAMOOK BLDG. Both Phones. Res. 66 J Branch office at Garibaldi Tuesday, Thursday Evening 211 DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE-DIFFERENi Tillatnoolt WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT consul- CTAR S KODAKS AND SUPPLIES AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS $6.50 UI When a child's pep is gone there is something wrong. If it is only gone for a day it means something but when it is gone for day after day then you may be sure atten- tion ia demanded. A girl of twelve playing tag in the schoolyard twisted her lithe young body to avoid being tagged and ran into the brick wall of the school. It caused a spinal derange ment tliu,t afflicted the kid neys. She lost her pep, de veloped rheumatic pains, and finally drifted to the chiro practor’s office and the cause of her trouble was removed. Being taken then1 first would have saved months of suffer ing. We will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Elmer Williams. Mr. and Mrs. James Williams. KOCH & BENNETT purposes. The animals ar< fp,| once a day and at othi-i t.mej „ given a ration of mush and ft, great *care is taken to keep pens sanitary with the r< ■suit there has been no sickness « them. It is the intention of Mr. terson to exhibit some of th fox pies at the coming county fair fall. The pens are constructed a wood and wire and are about 14 high. The foxes are very smart one of them learned to unlatch a ¿¡J leading from one of the pi ns and J out into the main enclosure when started a fight with a male m anotl pen through the wire. Two large, hounds are kept on the place and case of the escape of any of the fa they would be put on their trail. BROWNIE CAMERAS $2.00 TO $5.00 CHAS. PANKOW NOTICE Before disposing of wearing apparel ror the summer be sure that they a~c Yvell protected from moths and other pests. let us suggest that you use tar paper tar bags, gum camphor, moth flakes and moth balls. 5 3 The professional schools of Archi tecture and Allied Arts— Business Administration—Education—Grad uate Study—Journalism—Law- Medicine—Music—Physical Edu cation— Soc iology—Ex tension. A real live sveen piece orchestra at Pacific City beach. The Brownies. Don't miss their dance Saturday night July 21st. 41-lt FOURTH : UNiymiTYof O regon BELL 59 J Í resulted. The original investment by Mr. Patterson consisted of tw< pa r of Silver foxes and one pail of cross breds, a mixture of silver and red. The silver foxes were purchased last fall from the National Fox Co. of Spo kane, Washington and last December Mr. Patterson began his experiment of fox breeding in this county with the result that he now has fourteen fox puppies of varying size and age. Not one has been lost, every litter do ing well. The silvers, male and fe male, cost $1,000 j^ach. The cross breds cost $100 each. Next winter when the fur is prime the pups will be killed and the fur of the breeds will bring from $80 per hide up. The silvers would bring about $500 each but they will be hept for breeding The College of Literature. Science and the Arts with 22 departments R. B. TILLAMOOK. HAYS ORE. SOMETHING NEW the mills do not own their own log ging camps, and the log supply is not certain. The camps are ail running in this county. Even the week of the Fourth did not set back the mills with their sawing as most of the ponds and booms were full. The supply of the Columbia river mills with logs is be ginning to worry mill men. Log rafts are being sent up from Yaquina bay and it may be that Tillamook timber owners will likewise resort to the log raft as u means of marketing surplus logs along the Columbia. The competition caused by the big sawmills at Longview in Washington, is said to be a big factor in the log shortage on the Columbia. The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains - to wnrtl Waverly. All outstanding Tillamook County road warrants endorsed prior to and including the 14th day of September, ALL SEA FOODS IN SEA 1922, will be paid upon presentation. SON Interest ceases the 13th day of July MAIL AND EXPRESS ORDERS 1923. FILLED. SEND FOR PRICE KATHLEEN MILLS, LIST County Treasurer. 41-lt a romance. He paid for the copy of the report and left for Portland but really went to New York, leaving the mother and child behind. The woman however, soon followed him and there they dropped out of sight. The story got out, however and soon a crew ap peared at Netarts from San Francis co who proved property and sailed the schooner back to that port. They told a different story about the matter. It seems that the three men who were driven from the schooner were the real owners of both the vessel and cargo and that they were driv en ashore by th<- captain and the wo man after which the twuin hoisted an chor and sailed away, later arriving at Netarts. The captain was a bril liant fellow well educated, but was an unprincipled scoundrel and the woman who was described as being very beau tiful was the wife of a barber in Sun Francisco who becoming enamoured of the dashing captain fled with him to the north and then followed him to the east. The feat of the man and woman sailing the schooner from Al aska down the wind swept wastes of the North Pacific and crossing an un charted bar into a small bay of the Oregon coast was of itself a feat of seamanship worthy of u better man. While in Tillamook, the pseudo own er of the ship hud plenty of money which it was later learned belonged to miners whom he plundered und drove ashore at the point of a gun. T illamook C ounty B ank T illamook . O regon I