TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Pomona grange of this county will
meet in the hall of Nestucca grange
on September 8th. next. At this time
and during the open meeting hour, a
debate has been staged to occur in
which Mrs. Dora Daniels and Dolph
Tinnerstet will be the principals, with
aid from other members of the grange
as the spirit moves them. The sub­
ject while not definitely worded will
Involve the matter of the advisability
of the consolidation of certain dis­
tricts and the transportation of child­
ren to and from a central district and
other matters pertaining to the wel
fare of the rising generation, it is
believed that a number of teachers
will be present on this occasion, in­
cluding County Superintendent Geo. If
Lamb and that a spirited debate will
result. A big grange dinner will la
one of the pleasant features of this
session of Pomona grange. W. D. Pine
county agent, will lie present to urge
a full representation of grange prod
ucts at the coming county fair.
Every Truck is Guaranteed as Represented
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4 Ton Reo speed wagon
4 ton G M.C.
(pneu)
ton Republic
(solids)
ton Commerce (solid)
ton Denby (solids)
ton Republic
(solids)
ton Republic
(pneu)....
$450
625
400
475
4<M>
850
1 1-2 ton Republic
1 1-2 ton Federal
1 1-2 ton Master
2 ton Federal
2 ton Republic
8 1-2 ton Day Elder
7-2 to nlxig Trailer
550
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TERMS AND TRADES ACCEPTED
ROBERTS
MOTOR CAR
CO., INC
325 PACIFIC ST.
PORTLAND. OREGON
DISTRIBUTORS FEDERAL MOTOR TRUCKS
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I. P. Putnam, who states that he is
a great great grandson of General
Israel Putnam of Revolutionary fame
was in town last Thursday from his
ranch in Yamhill county, just across
the Tillamook line, in the Imlah neigh
borhood, in the south part of the coun
ty. The day previous he attended the
picnic of the G. A. R. and Relief
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corps, which was held at Fairview.
The event was the annual picnic of
the two societies, and the old boys
had a good time although there were
but six of the old veterans present to
answer yearly roll call. The ladies
of the Relief corps provided a good
dinner. 'Mr. Putnam who is “half
way to his 91st year,” as he expressed
it. has allowed his hair to grow quite
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long for many years and fur a man of
his age is still erect, with a good con­ the latter disappeared. West while
trol of his mental faculties. He re­ ulive, expressed fear of his neighbors
members dates and events with won­ and whenever he went away from hi:
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derful clearness and talks without cabin, always took his gun. Aschim
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—a aura-footed, massive, de­
hesitation:
and McCarty believed at the time
pendable tire with extra cush­
”1 came up here to attend the an­ that some of the Russians had killed
ioning and anti-skid qualities
nual picnic of the old veterans, and West and buried him in n big road
for heavy duty trucks of from
> to 7¥» tons capacity.
we had a good time. There were on­ till upon which they were working
ly six of us there, but we enjoyed the about the time that West came up
One of the scientifically de­
veloped economical line of
meet, and the ladies gave us a mighty missing. The question now is, was
truck tires that cause owners
good dinner,” said the old veteran of the skeleton found that of West.’ It
to say —
the Civil war, as he seated himself on identification can be made to prove
the steps of this court house lust that the remains are those of the
Thursday. "I was born in Marietta, missing West, there is, in the minds
Ohio, the 14th day of January, 1833. of his friends a possible solution of
Yes, I am a great (treat grandson of the murder. Another suspicious cir­
Gen. Israel Putnam, of revolutionary i cumstance was when West's rifle
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fame. I grew to manhood in Ohio, showed up in the hands of one of the
PANKOV.
and when the Civil war came on, I Russians after the former was miss
joined Battery C, West Virginia at - ed and the man accounted for the pos­
tillery, served with it until 1863 when session of the gun by saying that
I was discharged for disability. I
was engaged in the battles at Frcde-
ricksburgh, the second battle of Bull
Run, Franklin, Cross Keye and other
engagements, and served under Gen­
eral Seigel, Carl Schurz, Pope, Hooker
In the early days of the war, I was ap
pointed by the governor of Ohio to
raise a battery of artillery and was
commissioned captain of the battery,
hut as we were state troops, we were
not accepted by the government as an
organization. I was later in command
of about three hundred state troops
as captain, the* other companies se­
lecting rpe to lead them. We assist­
ed in the capture of two of Geo. Mor­
gan’s leading officers, Col. Dick Mor­
gan, General Morgan's brother and
Col. Duke, another officer of the fa­
mous raider’s command
We assist­
ed to capture about 800 men of Mor­
gan’s command on Ohio soil, follow
The bill new Overland Red Hird—a revolutionary
ing Morgan’s raid and took them to
value—i« sweeping the w hole Country oft its feet.
Cincinnati on the river steamer Star-
The UNIVERSITY oi OREGON
contains:
The Coltene of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 department*
The professional schools oi Archi­
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
Administration—Education—Grad­
uate Study—Journalism—Law—
Medicine—Music—Physical Edu­
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For a catalogue or any information
umu The Registrar. UniOerntÿ of
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The 48th Yew Opens SeptemlH-t 25.1923
‘One minute essays on health
by Dr. H. L. Babb'’
PAINTS
VARNISHES
C. & H. ANDERSON
GEO. 5
Nehalem. Oregon.
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NELSON & CO Bay City, Or
United States
Truck Tires
are Good Tires
OUR PRICES
ARE NEVER
JUGGLED
Our goods are never deceptive
in quality: unreliable things can
not come into this store. It is
not a question of price with its,
but we give the best that money
can buy, and there is always a
fair percentage of prolit added.
KOCH &
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Finished in rich Mandalay maroon, with smart
khaki top and gleaming nickel trimmings. A much
longer wheelbase — a much roomier body—a
larger, more powerful engine — Triplex springs
(Patented) providing 136-inch springbase.
Chiropractic spinal
ad­
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.
SURPRISED BURGLAR
ACT TODAY
consul
lution
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f. o. b. T o I mìo
It will be a surprised burglar who first tries t°
break in to the Tillamook County Bank
new burglar alarm system is so thorough tn»
it almost cautions us if one looks too hard at the
bank after closing hours.
—but you’d be surprised, too, if you knew t'U(
many other ways in which we protected v°'d
interests here at the bank. We are first aiy
ways an institution for your personal service-
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