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6 WATER SYSTEM BETTER FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1923 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Many Portland people are numbered , for himself and children. PLEASANT VALLEY Bayocean gets fine mountain wa ter from Coleman creek which tum (Continued From Page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Erickson of Portland bles riotously down Jhe sides of Cape two feet than the old wood pipe line, Mears and the town ix thus supplied are visiting their Brother O. J. Wis- mer. insuring longer life to the pipe and from a distance of 3 1-2 miles. Mr. and Mrs. Earn Blazer and child getting it down to a better level. The i Bungalow city situated in a box excavation work is all done and 3.500 canyon on the east side of the penin ren of Portland, visited Saturday feet of pipe has been laid, and the sula, and there are 40 cottages nicely 1 and Sunday with their sister Mrs. work is going on at aood rate of equipped for light housekeeping with ! John Graf. speed. There will be a 35 feet fall complete modern conveniences. All ■ J. H. Proctor is having a new dwell on the new pipe line where there was the visitor has to do is to bring tea iug house built. Clell Pearsons family came in Thurs a dead level on the old line. towels and table linen.. The rest is 1 day from Salem. They have moved The dam formerly was about 75 all there. This little city is piesided into one of Charlie Fleck’s houses. feet wide but a new ccirete dam ad over by Mrs. F. D. Mitchell and that One of O. J. Wilmer's horses was dition has been constructed which now fact is sufficient to insure service of badly snagged Thursday while haul gives a total width of 150 feet wide, al , the right sort. ing logs in to the mill yard. so a new settling tank the ingress to All the cottages owned by summer Louis Fleck is having a new barn I which is protected by fine wire which i people are at present occupied, Vis- built. prevents the introduction of leaves, itors are arriving at the hotel daily. Mr. Belyeu of Oklahoma, si visit- pieces of drift wood, etc.', and in The trustees of Bayocean are L. E. ing his daughter Mrs. Clell Pearson. sures a How of pure water from the Mrs. Al Devine and daughter MisH Latourette and Messers Steele and settling tank into the pipe intake. The Van Tine and they serve without pay. Catherine O’ilara of Tillamook, visit dam is ot solid masonry and is about Mr. Latourette has charge of the in ed Mrs. Desmond Monday. three feet at the top and wider at the terests at Bayocean and Mr. F. D. I Miss Viola Blum visited relatives bottom. It is also provided with a Mitchell is in charge of the local real (in Tillamook last week, device that prevents salmon and oth Mrs. Peterson and daughter Miss estate office and sales department. er fishes from coming up from below [ Lena, of Dilley, Ore., visited Mrs. O. The Mitchell hotel is situated on the | and getting into the reservoir. Above i .1. Wismer. bay side of the peninsula and has sev the dam there has been an excava I Mrs. I. H. Moore, Mrs. Blanche tion of 2300 yards, making the main eral rooms for guests where board ( Moore, and Miss Hattie Moon were may be obtained in connection. In reservoir ample for the purposes for Tillamook shoppers Friday. which it was designed, Above the addition is the Bayside Inn and the Mr. and Mrs. Yost of Vancouver, reservoir is a small cascade through Amusement building and ‘the post of Wash., are visiting their son Frank fice and store the latter being con which the sparkling waters of Killam this week. creek How into the reservoir. The ducted by A. L. .Springer who opened for business ab6ut a month ago, and reservoir is protected by a barb wire OCEANSIDE fence and there are no farms above who keeps a stock of groceries and T the dam on the creek to contaminate other camp goods. — Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Cooper and ■ The natatorium, which is located on Killam creek is one of the finest little family returned to their home in j mountain streams in the county. Care the ocean beach, contains a plunge | Portland after a week’s outing ut ! is taken by superintendent Hoag to '">0x100 feet, and the nat building I Oceanside. keep the leaves and other floatage covers the whole of five lots, and has ! L. J. Whittaker and wife spent the j free from the reservoir so that the several hundred dressing rooms and | week in "The Eyrie.” city users may rest assured that the « large gallery capable of accommo- Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fordney of Bea- i fountain source of their water supply dating 1,000 people. The nat is also , verton, Mrs. W. B. Matheson and ! is absolutely clean and pure. The . equipped for motion picture shows I daughter Ida .lane of Portland, Mrs. I pipe line at the dam is five and 8-10 ami at the south end of the plunge is W. E. Janin and son of Anaconda, • miles from Tillamok and the elevation, an imitation waterfall over whose ar 1 Mont., and Mrs. E. G. Anderson of | is 203 feet above sea level. The ranged boulders the water cascades, Tillamook were a merry party spend- j town itself is about llFfeet above sen and which is lighted by colored elec ; ■* i level. ; trie bulbs that show beautiful pris- ing a week at Oceanside. The Misses Fatland, M. II. B. Rat- The old debt of $45,000 incurred in matic effects. The plunge is supplied ! ner and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Flagstad ! the original building of the line has with ocean water through pipes ami are spending a week in Echo cottage- ; been taken care of by bonds which ; is heated to the right temperature Mr. and Mrs. N. Simpson of Seat will mature in 10 years that being the from pipes leading to the bqilers in tle were Oceanside visitors this week. I time when the old bonds would have the engine room. The floors are of Mrs. E. Bateman of Portland is j become due and this indebtedness is cement and the ceiling of Oregon fir. ! spending a few days vacation here, r The improve- , There is a laundry for taking care of being reduced yearly, A. C. Gage and Harold Young of i ments that have lately been added, suits and towels, A band stand is Portlnnd s|>ent Wednesday and Thurx- including additions tothe dam, set- | situated above the cascades in the | day at Oceanside. Mr. Gage ix editor! tling tank and the new 18 inch pipe I south part of the plunge, The whole I of the Angora Journal. line which replaces the old wood natatorium is equipped with modern Mrs. E. II. Everett, Florence ' features. In one part of the nat is pipe, together with the work of exca Schmidt, Mrs. N E. Higgins and Ruth vation and laying will cost approx the electric plant that lights the hotel j G. McKenzie are in Echos for a two | imately $30,000. The commission is and other buildings in the city. weeks vacation. paying for this last improvement The amusements are many and in | Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Limber and from funds held in reserve for that clude a trip to Cape Mears light house children Hugo, Frank and Enid and purpose. agate hunting, exploration of the Mrs. E. G. Dittlensen and son of Van The commission is composed of W. caves under Cape Mears, ocean and I couver, Wash., spent a few days last J. F.11, president of the board; Ches bay bathing and boating trips on the ■ week at Oceanside. ter Holden, treasurer; Clarence Stan bay with surf and bay fishing. Some Mrs. Geo. Garner, Mrs. J. Craig and , ley, secretary and Albert Plank and beautiful moonstones and other ag ' Ethel Craig are visitors from Salem. | Fred Burkey, who compose the finance ates are found near Cape Mears and A. M. Highsmith and wife are vis- | committee. Elmer Hoag is the water on the Bayocean beaches. I itors from Ontario Ore. superintendent. The present great need of Bayocean Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Mr. is a road from this city, making it and Mrs. C. H. Dunidi and Miss Mary , accessible by land. It is locally under Farquhar of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. | BAYOCEAN PROSPERS stood of course that a fine highway is j Wm. Wills of Portland arrived Sat- . being built from this city to Bayocean urday for n month’s stay. They are j and that less than a mile yet remains in the Lindberg cottage. (Continued From Page 1) to be completed. It is believed that | Mrs. Ixmnard Johnson and family The resort has 3 1-2 miles of paved this road will be finished in the near ' of Portland are in Sunset cottage for ! roads, and also has one of the largest future, but in the meantime Capt Earl j a two weeks outing. beach hotels in the northwest. It has Snodgrass ts making daily trips in his Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Teexon of Cam- a natatorium that would do credit to staunch and roomy passenger' boat, as, Wash., arc in Echo cottage tor n Atlantic City, and certainly has no I The Rustler and is connecting with | month’s stay. peer on the north coast. From this j the trains at Bay City each day. He | Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Quinn of Tilla- hotel one has a wonderful view of ' has ample room for luggage and ' mook, Erma Prizler of Iowa City, the Pacific as far north as Tillamook freight and is attentive and accommo-1 Iowa, Roena Corbin, Ollwein, I own. Head and to the southward the view dating to passengers. He can lie reach Mildred Older and Velma Older of extends to Cape .Mears. One may sit i ed by phone 162 at Bay City and; Fayette, Iowa are in Ship A Hoy for in its comfortable west reading room I make extra trips by appointment. a few days vacation. and view the ocean expanse to the I.. W. Sawtelle of Spokane, is spend Again referring to the Tillamook- western skyline and in the roomy and Bayocean road it is believed that the ing his vacation at Oceanside. well appointed dining room, one mtiy road will be finished to Flower Pot I eat of daintily prepared sea foods and this year. Beyond that point and to other delicacies and between bites th«' west, is n stretch of 2400 feet of watch the progress of the sea-going old roadbed that likely will be avail- | coasters with their tell-tale trail of able as a foundation for the new road Mr. and Mrs. IL II. Snyder and lit smoke. The hotel has 10 rooms and and will be of construction value.' tle son of Tillamook departed today originally cost $10,000. it is two stor With the completion of the new road after spending a week with Dr. and ies in height and has a large basement ! Bayocean’s future as a beach resort I Mrs. Snyder. Mr. Snyder is propri with cement floors. The bedrooms will be assured. etor of a general merchandise store are nicely furnished and have all mod in that city. They drove in and en ern conveniences. Mrs. Janet Martin joyed the trip.—Coos Hay Harbor. has had charge of the hotel for two ♦ ♦ ♦ years past and is assisted by college A motor party composed of Mr. help from the outside. The dining and Mrs. Clark Waldvogel and baby room is large and inviting with its Mr. and .Mi: Robert Randall and J. snowy linen and up to date appoint Jack Robinson had the misfortune Waldvogel came home Sunday even ments. The cuisine is presided over of falling off a load of hay last Fri ing from a trip to Tillamook, Port by Mrs. H. H. Hurlburt of McMinn day while working for L. E. Garner land and other points to the north. It [ ville who has the art of pleasing and broke his thumb and one finger. was the first to the Tillamook section guests. The kitchen is roomy and the L. D. Krake is busy building an ad for J. Waldvogel in many years. He larder is well stocked with foodstuffs. dition to his barn this week. recalled his first visit there back in j Amend l^acasst* i now working for 1890 at which time he walked from ‘ From the east living room a beautiful view of Tillamook bay is possible. Mr. lam Todd, contactor putting up Seaside to Tillamook along the coast. From this point of vantage one may buildings at Netarts. At that time he sa.vx he could have see some sublime sunsets with a back Mrs. L. P. Gray, of Blaine, who has taken a homestead most anywhere ground of mountains and watch the been sick in the Vidito hispital the along the line. Now it ix settled up vaiying shades of color as the day de past two wjeks was a visitor at L. with fine farms. He was in Portland clines. D. Krake’s last Sunday. when brush timber 1 nd on Sixth A cozy fireplace adds to the feeling Tom Price had an addition of a street was offered him at. $30 an acre. of comfort and beach logs temper the woodshed and porch finished on his Mr. Waldvogel says the farmers in cool of the evening. In the basement house last week. that part of the state are handicap is an automatic fire sprinkler outfit Eric Wilson sprained his ankle bad ped by the scarcity of labor. Work and laundry conveniences and storage ly last week while working in the hay men demand $7 a day and the farmer | room. field. cannot afford to pay it. As a result \ Mrs. Janet Martin, the heatess at Louis Christensen of Portland was there are many a": ■« of berries the hotel is a resident of Portland a visitor out at L. D. rotting on th«- vine. The price ix and while it may not be news to many Sunday. .065 cents at tie cannery and it costs she is the Janet Martin who writes Dave McDaniel, who is working at J 4 I-2 cents toh avo them picked.— verse for the poetry column of the the Red Clover chetsc factory calne I Western World. I Oregonian; and also is known ax a home sick Sunday, We all wish he ♦ * ♦ v< tatile writer of prose. But sh< will be up n id feeling well again ion California was iijinin in the throes also ix a practical business woman, Louis Krake has rented a ranch of of earthquakes this week, Los An- and knows just how to cater to her the Whitney Co. up Kilchis river geles, San Bernardino, Redlands and j guests to induce them to come again. where he will try and make a home other points had heavy quakes and considerable damage was done to property, and in many cases residents became panic stricken, The shocks lasted as long as eleven seconds. The timid Californians are hereby ad- vised that Oregon is not an earth quake country; that our beaches are cool and inviting and minus the "sun ny California” heat. Oregonians have much to be thankful for. We have no earthquakes; and our drinking wa ter supply is the purest and best in the world. Our crops never fail; and as for our winter rains, they do not bother. The old Oregonians always feel best when it rains, and therefore to him it is normal winter weather. The man who leaves Oregon for a better country usually comes back and confesses his useless quest. If Mf RIDE THE i WW'Wfl TRAINS AM) PROFIT BY REDUCED FARES r Now’s the time to make that trip to Portland and return. Excursion tickets will be on sole all summer long from Tillamook ON SALE DAILY $7.0Q. Good for 3 months, not to exceed Oc- tober 31st. • ON SALE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Good for 15 days. EXCUSION TICKETS are also on sale to many other places, about them! Ask For further particulars ask agents or write Pollyanna Shop a differ ii tires. Only the new Good year Cord Tire is made of highest- grade, long-staple, high-tensile cotton, built up by the Goodyear patented group-ply method, and equipped with heavier sidewalls and the beveled All- Weather Tread. The difference shows in the Goodyear’s longer wear and lower cost per mile. JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon Hemstitching 10c Yard Needlework and Giftsr, fi I Infants’ and Children’s Wear SAFE AND COMFORTABLE BÇQOOOQ9P MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS AND RUBBER WANTED CASH PAID A REMINDER FOR 4* Goodyear Strict Station Daaiaro um o*ll and rotam- tn* nd th* nt* (¡oodvaar Cordo udth th* b*u*i*d All- W*uth*r Tr*ad and bach thorn up o*ith ttandard Goodyear Sarete* On August 1st we make up a list of customers Whose accounts are 60 days in arrears and un less satisfactory arrangements for settlement are made by August 15 further extension of credit will be stopped. We lose money when we carry accounts over 60 days. We appreciate your business, but we appreciate prompt settlement of your bills more. Please notice your statement and do not condemn us. HIDES. FURS SACKS. METAL, SUNSET GARAGE CHITTUM BARK. I GOOD-YEAR Inqure BLOOM HJNRN1TURE CO. CONOVER & CONOVER TILLAMOOK’S BUSIEST GROCERY SEE US FOR CANNING FRUIT Plums are now coming in for canning. See us for all kinds of canning fruit. We are receiving nice fresh chocolate candies as well as other sugar candies of all kinds. Try our National Biscuit Co. cookies and crackers, you’ll like them. THE OLD STAND BUT NEW MANAGEMENT the : fruit palace WHITE & O DELL THE ENTIRE TRUTH ABOUT From Exchanges / i DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR 1 MOVING t THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER ALL YOUR GOODS CALL US DAY OR NIGHT 4 Our Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Pates.” i-wvEmi A. W. 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