FRIP A Y. AUGUST 17, 1923
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COMMENT
Editorial Page of the Tillamook Headlight
FEATURES
those who think they know how to
amoofc tycaöligijti
cook them. Many a tourist has had
Wsekly
Pauer ¡
Th«- news|tupcrs state that th«- new
president is “friendly to Mexico." Just menace of forest fires is ever present t kins.— McMinnville News-Reporter.
material in time. It is expected how­ pipe is finally covered up, it will be
anil where fires occur, the little trees
his
expectations
aroused
by
thoughts
, indeneadaat
why this government has fuiled to rec
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Every ^rtilav B y Th» (of a mess of fried clams on coming to ognize the Mexican republic and I’rev suffer in a greater ratio, for the rea-
Deputy Edgar F. Allen went to Till ever, that it will soon be along. There tested for leaks. The new pipe has
„¿Ughi I’ubliahing Company, Inc.. the beach, only to have his stomach uleiit Obregon, is something of a mys­ sou that they are in most cases more i arnook to organize a new lodge fol
yet remains about 1800 feet to be laid been connected up with the reservoir
numerous.
Since
forests
have
been
turned by a bum chef who used ran tery. Then- was at one time some
Tillamook, Oregon
the A. O. U. W. When he arrived he
■ cid meat fryings to cook them in. Oth trouble about oil down there, which protected in recent years, great piles found the town full of vacationists and In the meantime before the placed for the above purpose.
iw Harrison.
Managing Editor ers use about ten gallons of hot wa
land musses of undergrowth und tim-
was owned by wealthy owners in this
rushing to the beaches and it was with
ter with a dash of skimmed milk to [country, but it is said that that mut­ I her litter have been allowed to ac­ difficulty he was able to secure a
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cumulate, which greatly enhances the
two I or thie cium and ill it clan
Pacific State«. Main t»8
ter was long ugo settled. There is
room. About th«- time he retired the
soup. . ! herí are other alleged
_
chefs something about Obregon’s name that danger of fire. formerly the Indi hotel clerk became so harrassed with &
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who put u spoonful of cheap coffee in sounds fuiiliiiui Tak;- the "b” out of alls ami pioneer settler- burned a-eu- requests fur rooms that he concluded D.
of the then almost worthless timber to "double them up.”
gatered as second elusa mail to n suck and d . wn it in hot walei it mid you have Oregon.
us it had no commercial value, but
,tter in the U.S. poatoffiee at and call it “fragran Mi« l a. That's
In his rounds he reached Alien’s
they kept down the undergrowth und
TO CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW
Maook Dragon.
what make' the boarder at the lurch
room and after pounding around suc­
provided
better
stock
ranges,
and
al
counter irritable and even ugly. Lot
SI BSCKIITION RATES
Portions of the city of Portland are so made hunting easier. But those ceeded in wuking Allen and inquired |
: of such alleged chefs ought to he peel
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nfested with un insect peat known as conditions pusseii when timber be­ “how many ure thi-r«- in your room?” I
ing logs, or clerking in an old fash­ the earwig,
Brother Allen, ever alert and not
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l_. They originated in Eng- came commercially valuable.
ioned livery stable Rut when elams lata.
relishing bedfellows responded, "well
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und
invade
house,
where
they
The great work of today is refor­
are rightly coked there i nothing get
Payable in advance
into foodstuff, beds and other estation. Just as the artificial propa­ there’s me, and un Elk, a Workman, a
We are now ready for business and want some of
more delicious to the human palate. , places,
The
farcing the occu- gation of trout and other fishes bus Sheik and a traveling man.”
Ix-t us preserve th<- elam. Rut lot us pants to sometimes
your
trade.
I
clerk
said
“
well,
if
there
ar«-
that
leave temiKirarily. They also been made necessary by the depletion
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initiate a luw to hung bum chefs.
of
you,
we
will
try
some
where
many
destroy
gardens,
and
are
a general of the bays and rivers by sportsmen i else."
♦
Our plant is modern and complete in every
nuisance. The health officials, aided
OUR EDITORIAL POLICY ♦
und the seiners for the Hiilmon can­
Brother
Allen
patted
himself
or»
the
by
government
men,
ur<
way
and our policy is to sell only the best of
The Oregon huckleberry, of which
inking war neries. It is a question of depiction
♦
back, turned ovei and began snoring]
then- are several distinct kinds, is at on them in the metropolis i and hop«- to and repletion.
1. To advocate, aid and sup­
meats,
Government inspected.
uguin.—Oregon Workman.
I
port any measures that will ♦ this season of the year quite eagerly ut least diminish the., numbers if
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sought by those who know of its val­ not exterminate them. So
The business is under the management of Mr.
fur
us
bring the most good to the
NEW PIPE TO BE TESTED
most people,
♦ ue as a food supplement. In the hills known, these pestiferous insects have
L.
E.
Loll who is well known to the people of Till­
2. To encourage industries ♦ und mountains are three varieties, not invaded Tillamook county. Still
Work
on
the
new
pipe
line
which
is
amook
county as an expert meat man.
to establish in Tillamook ♦ the red. the blue mid the gray, Of there is the bedbug and the flea to be I While in Tillumook county lust
to
furnish
the
city
’
s
water
supply
is
reckoned
with.
Modern
methods
of
week
the
these
varieties
the
gray
is
much
■ editor met A. Summers who
the
county.
♦
We will always follow the market, thus as­
larger, and is not so common as the treatment, however, have- made the formerly lived on a farm west of Dal­ temporarily held up on account of the
3. To urge the improvement
failure
of
the
company
to
forward
the
liedbug
curl
up
an,'
p.isa
on;
and
since
[
las.
He
suring
you correct prices. Buy your meats and
other
two.
The
red
huckleberry
ha-
of a port for Tillamook City. ♦
is now located on a dairy
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4. To insist on an American ♦ more acid than any of the other kinds, bums have become more sanitary, the ranch bei tween Hebo and Cloverdale. — ——■ - -1 —■---- »
poultry at
standard of labor.
—Polk County Itemixer.
♦ and is also a favorite with pie mak­ flaa Is lint th- p< ' . used to be.
L.Í
k To be politically indepen­ ♦ ers. The big gray combines all the
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dent. but to support the can- ♦ good qualities of its cousins and is
Kelly E'ranklin of Tillamook, for
“Reforestation
•ing accomplish- the past five years connected with a
didates for public office who ♦ pronounced the best by those who (
know. Two other varieties are the ed in France," st:- tes a timlier pulrli- sawmill wus here Sunday and met his
will bring the most good to
rra’ifving results." boyhood chum in the person of Chief
“shot" huckleberries, the large and cation, "wit!
the people of Tillamook
L. E. Loll
E. G. Anderson
___ of Police Mont Berry. Though they
ountries are , plunt-
county and of the State of * the small kinds. These grow on small Many Europe.
ing
little
trees
in
every
available
spot
Oregon
♦ shrubs close to the beaches and ire
hud not seen one another fol- 23 years Work left before 9 p. m. will
♦ much sought after, and a*v profit! While the exploitation of lumber has the chief recognized readily his school be ready at 3 p. m. the fol­
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ bearers. Besides proving a treat to reuilj’ just ;>tu t .. on the west coast mate of mure than n score of years
lowing day. Prints finished
human beings, these berries are eaten of Oregon, the time will come as it ago,—McMinnville News-Reporter.
on glossy or dull paper as
I by many kinds of birds and Br’er Bear has in Michigan. Wisconsin and other
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I who roams the woods of the coast former big timber states, when our
Mrs. I.. E. Hammer and children are you prefer for the same}
I range, is also a lover of huckleberries. forests will be d -nuded. The Mouth siamding u portion of th«- summer price.
l ' . Medico, published in Port I At this time of the year, you will find is pretty well exhausted as to good with relatives at Tillamook, her moth­
,d
T editorial for I him close to a huckleberry or black- timlier which was principally pine er Mrs. Rowe and hei sisters Mrs. AT KOCH’S DRUG STOR
If the nation w
I reap it also must
W
,ii gument that the ra- | berry patch.
sow and tha "leans reforestation. Bertha Hansen and Mrs. George Hoa-
ciioi should not be canned by
| The government is proceeding in this
st.via! : ■ r.'. which it regards
It is figured by capable authority
The wot': agent of destruction, that gradually the Pacific Northwest matter, but it v. . ild seem to be at a
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and a shame." It further must assume control of the nation's slow rate of spued. Even where the
are the
s :
!i.-:,ii'c ■lai,..- is as much great lumber industry. These au­ effects of sowing und planting has be­
only
tires
inwhich
gun to show some good effects, the
Kting tmng a shooting ducks or thorities believe that within 20 years
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you
get
the
benefit
of
ants, and to can clams when the output of lumber here must treb­ '
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the three new U. S.
hive about disappeared, is as le. That means that 150,000 workers
Quit as to commercially can an} will become 300,000 to 450,000 work
discoveries — Sprayed
bippeanng wild game.”
men. Likewise the returns from lum
Rubber—Web Cord
I Medico is right.
i oar producta must increase from
and
the Flat-Band
I Headlight would protect theJ <350,0011,000 a year to <1,000.000,000,
Method of building a
les from the professional clam [or more per annum, The outlook for
Cord Tire.
rami the canneries. These dig­ the Northwest was never brighter
work all night on a low tide than now. It is just beginning to de­
Made in all sizes
Ike clam soon disappear. The velop and therefore it is a good place
30 x 3‘/2 and up.
Ian-, however, are more numer- to live and be, for payrolls will in­
tet they ar> highly edible, and crease rather than diminish,
United States Tires
I attraction to tourists and oth- trees mean big business.
With th«- increase of population
are Good Tires
they will not last, for the toll
A .correspondent asks this paper
hr numbers will be heavy. The
You neartn’f be "raggle-taggle gyp­
■ one of the beach assets and to define a "sheik”. All right here Using cheap oil is the poorest econo-
sies" to think of life being under open
I placed them here for the use goes: Originally a ailiek was or is a my in the world.
skies, beside a brook with the scent
Of course you want a paralfine base
th» ptopl« and it was not pre­ chief of un Arab tribe, who affects oil
—but you won’t always get it ask
of mountain-pine all about. Better
gaudy
clothing.
In
this
country,
a
led th.v hot' canneries would
ing for "Eastern Oil."
still pack off in your motor- have
I and render them conspicuous sheik poses as a human being, who
REDCROWN
You get Al.l PENNSYLVANIA, Hilt
the summer of your life traveling
ar absence in the time of our wears Mexican bell-muzzled pants Per
for
the
cent Paraffine Oil when von sin
The Indians lived on them and where- his shoes are supposed to con­
comfortably and etyoyably — with
"Waverly"
EXPERIENCED
nect-
He
piaster
-
his
hair
with
grease
«■ihy constituted white ma:
the
needful “Red Crown” in your
TILLAMOOK GARAGE
irr up • n .-. at a well made ami use a lipstick, and affects femin­
E
’
ord
Sales
&
Service
tank.
If you have gypsy blood, gratify
MOTORIST
thowd- , or sneer sarcastically ine ways, is out late at night looking
it I And remember for long, eco­
for
"Shebas"
aril
other:
Diligent
in
­
H eiam on the menu. But,
nomical mileage, and for powerful
■re. let u> -ay something. The quiry reveal- the fact that there are
"no
such
animals"
m
Tillamook,
up
work An the mountains and else­
Icookr,c mi- is an art, that
where- it's “Red Crown” for the ex­
oft»r basely counterfeited by to date, "Innocent Laly.”
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perienced motorist.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
SATISFACTION MARKET
From Exchanges
BELLS KODAK
SHOP
THE SATISFACTION MARKET
Here’s Good News For
the Man who needs a
I-Í
GYPSY blood •gratified !
Where to buy US.Tires
SUNSET GARAGE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
KsUforaisi
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
100°/» Power
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LILLIAN TINGLE, SAYS
PRICES JUST RECEIVED
Mason Cord Tires
$ 8.25 33x4 11-2
10.55 34x4 1-2
17.95 35x4 1-2-
19.60 36x4 1-2
19.96
20.66 33x5
21.15 35x5
26.40 37x5
27.00
27.80
.28.45
29.20
36.70
38.55
49.60
T’S always a good
time to buy Good­
year Tires, for, as
thia chart shows,
Goodyear* are
priced extremely
low, year in and year
out. But now is the
best time, because
Goodyears are sell­
ing today 30% be­
low 1914 prices, and
their quality now is
better than ever
before.
.....30.90
42.85
40x8
35x5 .........
38x7
.....113.20
43.80
.84.50
UA.MOOK BATTERY STA TIO’
In answer to an enquiry regarding diet
“Then probably you could use more milk
to advantage. You mention only two
quarts daily for two children and two ad­
ults, one of whom is trying to gain weight.
The children would do well to have a quart
or nearly a quart each, and you should have
a pint at least for yourself and from a pint
to a quart (according to his special needs
and his assimulation) for your husband.
Then with the increase of milk you can eas­
ily cut swn your meat and egg bill.
"A good rule to remember is that for ev­
ery extra half pint of milk used in the
daily diet the other protein foods, such as
meat, eggs, fish, cheese, may be reduced
by two ounces without any dietetic loss.
Milk is usually the least expensive and the
most easily served and assimulated of all
the protein foods.”
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with them and they con­
stantly deliver complete
satisfaction.
AJAX CORD » ROAD KING. PARAGON
VI. R. TERRY, Proprietor
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ORDER YOUR MILK FOR YOUR TADLE
FROM
GOLDEN ROD DAIRY
Both Phones
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