TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT mighty Advocate.” Praise and testi­ tion for 46 to 50 of our ranchers who dreds of people visited the beach Sun­ ' are interested in the dairy business day in hopes of seeing the monster mony at 7:80 p. m. in this vicinity, thinking it would be perform, but evidently there were no a profitable trip to make to get ac­ red bathing suits in that day. TR ASK quainted with the dairy business in I.OST VALLEY what we believe is one of the most ATTENDS EDUCATIONAL MEET f. Hunt and wife of Portlund I’. J. Worrall, formerly builder and up to date testing organizations in Mi. und Mrs. Gilliam of Portland . ,fvrral days us guest-, at the proprietor of the Tillamook hotel, 1 the Northwest. We would like to I.. W. Turnbull is home after six are visiting her mother. Grandma k Hou*1' 11,81 Mr. Itunt ia Price and other relatives of the valley. died at a local hospital the evening ! hear from you as to the best time to weeks spent in this state and Cali­ I freight agent of the North Louis Christensen und family of of August 10th, of Bright’s disease. make such a trip. We have been fornia, attending educational session* company und came out for Portland were visitors at L. D. Krakes His funeral was held last Tuesday at thinking that the middle of Septem- of moment and interest. He first went n.#I from his official duties He is the Christian churrch, the Elks lodge i her would be as good a time as any. to Eugene to attend summer school Tuesday. iniant fisherman and «pent con- A mund laiCasse and family attend­ of thia city officiating with the ritual I We have mentioned this excursion to under the auspki s of the state uni­ ^(,1,. time at the pastime with ed the W. O. W. picnic at Oceanside of that order. Immediately after the 1 your county to a few of our dairy- versity and during that time he vis­ recess. funeral sei^ices the remains were con ' men and ranchers and so far, they ited California, where he attended Sunday. Mrs. Olive L. Barnett is here from veycd to Portland in the city funeral have shown keen interest and a will­ the first session of the National Edu­ Whittief Caliornia visiting her sister car, followed by a delegation of Elks ingness to make the trip. Please ad­ cational association, which was held Mrs. L. D. Krake und family. Also her in cars, to the number of about 15 vise me your idea regarding such a at Oakland. He later was present at a meeting of the World Conference on brothers Charley Hance und Albert members. Interment was had in Riv­ trip. J B. Crane.” Education, held in San Francisco, Wilks, She was also glad to be «ble erview cemetery, Portland upon the Both events were full of interest for 99 to see her brother John V. Wilks of arrival of the funeral procession. A ASSOCIATION FEED PRICES the Tillamook principal, Later he re­ Idaho who is also visiting here and beautiful and costly wreath three feet whom she has not seen for 35 years, j in height, with a stand, containing turned and completed the term at Eu- Albert Kruke and fumily and sis­ lallies of die \ alley and purple cry-; While gone Mr. Haberlach made ar­ gene, where he is trying for the Mas­ ter Nettie Krake and Emi! Kr-hs and santhemunis, the colors of the Elks, rangements to get considerable mill ter’s degree. Incidentally Mr. Turn­ family, also Mrs. Krake’s Bister and was a gift of appreciation by the local run at lower prices than have been bull states that it was hot, both in daughter of Portland spent Sunday lodge, and was placed upon th<- grave. prevailing for the last few months. California and in the Willamette val- on the beach. Deceased was a trustee and charter While mill run may go lower than ley and that it seemed good to get Will Christensen, wife and Hon Clar member of the local lodge. Dr. Tur­ these prices, still it is felt that the back to the cooler weather at the ence of Portland were visitors in Lost ner, the local head of the order, hud farmers cannot lose much money by beach. buying mill run at $25 Tillamook off Valley lust week. Mr. Christensen is charge of the ceremonies. a nephew of Mrs. L. I>. Krake. Deceased wus born in Shelbyville, the car. The Association feed prices CARD OF THANKS Eric Wilson wus seen coming home Mo., und was in his flfith year at the today are as follows: Ton price Sack Name with a new lizzie last week and Tom time of his death. His present wife We wish to express our sincere $40 Price was seen with n new Chevrolet. and a former wife survive, also his Oats, corn and barley thanks and appreciation to our many ....... 44 Corn, any style ........... Dick Price came home from Three brothers, Alfred Worrall, Clinton Wor friends and especially to the members Rivers win-re he has been visiting his rail and John Worrall. He is ulso Ground barley ........... ...... .... 39 of the Elks Lodge for the many kind- 39 Oats and barley brother Joe Price. survived by his sons, Art.of Wash­ nesses shown during the illness and ........ 25 Mill run, off cars ington and F. C. of this city, besides death of our beloved husband and fath 26 1.10 Mill run, warehouse ... OCEANSIDE many other relatives in different parts Molasso meal 2.00 er. Also for the many beautiful flow­ 40 of the country. 1.50 ers. ....... 35 Albers Dairy Feed G. E. Pai-khill und family of Port­ Mrs. P. J. Worrall. F. C. Worrall Deceased had been n resident of this Middlings ..................... ......... 43 2.00 land arrived Sunday for a weeks stay city for u number of years, and was and family. 2.75 ....... 53 Scratch feed ............... They are in the Sandpiper. owner of the hotel Tillamook which Egg maker ................... ........ 56 2.90 Mr. and Mrs. Oren Dixon of Tilla­ he bought when he first came to Till­ FIRE WARNING 2.25 When friends drop m to spend the eve» I.’. Wheat, recleaned mook were Oceanside visitors Munday amook. Deceased was also a Mason. 2.65 52 Linseed oil meal ........ and Tuesday. ing it’s pleasant to knew that there is cold Ordinance No. 272 2.90 ......... 57 A. W. Plank of Tillamook and fam O< EANSIDE MEMORIAL SERVICE 1 Cotton seed meal ....... Section 9. The Fire Warden shall 1.50 ........ 43 Rolled Oats ......... n»5TS liAM in th* baked FRYE'S DEL. ily have been spending the week in 1.60 have the power to regulate and con­ Rolled barley ............... ......... 41 Drift wood. n ’ »erve with a cooler, ready All bench activities were suspend­ 2.35 trol the burning of rubbish and waste ........ 46 Mrs. 0. I.. Trawin, Mrrs. Thomas ed at Oceanside on Friday of last Milk flo .......................... 2.90 matter within the limits of Tillamook ......... 58 iking salad or for sar Moffat, Agnes und Lois Moffat of Mc­ week from 2 to 3 p. m. while me- I Beet pulp ................... City, and he shall have the power to ......... 38 Feed Oats ................... “Everything the Minnville are at Oceanside. Mrs. Tra­ morial services were held at the hal) .60 prohibit the kindling or maintaining Half ground salt ... name implies” win. wife of Rev. Trawin of the Mc­ for the lat. President Harding, The You're proud to serve ach tender^ dB* Oat and vetch hay $19 and $20; al­ of bonfires or any other exposed fires Minnville Baptist church, lias proven following program was observed: Pre within the city limits, whenever in his FRYE’S DELICIOUS falfa hay $21 and $22. licious meat, and you're prouder still whfl* to be the champion pearl hunter hav­ lude Mrs. Jean Carrick; duet, “Lead judgment such fires would be a men­ BAO )N is like FRYE’S Beit hard wheat flour $1.90 per sack ing taken seventeen pearls from one Kindly Light,” Scriptural reading. ace to life or property. Any’ person your guests say: “ Where did ou buy DI L1C1OUS HAM— Soft wheat flour $1.50. mussel shell, eight of them being good Chairman Rev. H. L. Grafius; prayer it’s si, mild in flavor— Corn prices remain firm and prices who shall kindle or maintain a bonfire size. delirious ham?" or other exposed fire within the city Rev. L. It. Carrick; solo, Mrs. Ralph rich, juicy and tender, Edwin J. and C. E. Siefer are regis­ Wiser; address, Rev. Andrew Carrick, shown above are lower than same can limits contrary to the direction or in­ In- bought in Portland in car lots, but tered from Portland. America, by audience. the association bought this cot n last structions of the Fire Warden shall be Only choice, young, grain-fe pork, acA* L. G. Bryan and family are regis­ December and is giving the farmers liable to a penalty as hereinafter pro­ tered from Tillamook. tifically cured and Hmoked. an be bo mild DAIRYMEN PLAN TRIP HI RE the benefit of the purchase at that vided. E. M. Wardle and wife of McMinn­ Section 16. Any person, firm or cor .time. All grain prices are due for and tender The original FRYE PROCESS ville spent the week end ut Oceanside. It is probable that a party of 40 1 further declines but farmers in the poration violating any of the provis­ of curing and smoking preaerv» the ftlWH to 50 dairymen in the vicinity of Pas­ valley are not free sellers und for that ions of this ordinance, or any of its co, Washington, will attend the Till­ reason oat prices are fairly high. With sections, or the provisons of any per­ natural juice» uui deveJojts the rich amook county fair in a body if they the present low feed markets and high mit issued in conformity herewith, accept an invitation extended to them price of cheese dairymen are feeding shall, upon conviction, forfeit a fine I . B. CHURCH by County Agent Pine, manager of heavily and this is keeping up the of not more than Twenty-five dollars The nest DHI.1CIUU1 Sunday school 10 a. ni. Preaching the fair. Mr. Pine recently received milk production ♦ » a high point.—Adv for each offense and not more than Twenty-five dollars for every day srevice 11 a. ni. A sure cure for the a letter from J. B. Crane, president of thereafter, so long as said violation blues. Conn- W. O. Woolever, Pas- the Bank of Pasco, and has answered I SEA I.IO.N SCARES BATHERS exists and a fine of not more than the letter with a cordial invitation to The other day at Oceanside a mon­ One Hundred dollars for subsequent the dairymen and ranchers to look us over at fair time, promising them strous sea lion that looked as large violations. Passed May 4, 1914. N AZARENE CHI'IM’ll Acting under the foregoing provi­ that in addition to fair attractions as a big cow and probably weighed sions of Ordinance No. 272, I hereby I close to a ton and a half, appeared will be shown the factores that t this they Services will be conducted nt prohibit the kindling or maintaining church next Sunday nt the t usual turn out the cheese that has made Till in the surf close to a party of bath­ of bonfires or any exposed fires with­ ers at the same time uttering a rau ­ Here amook famous the nation over, hours. The pastor will preach at both . ................................................. ... in the city limits without a written sei vices. The morning subject will is the letter which is dated at Pasco: cous roar like upto that of a mad permit having been first obtained. “We are arranging to get the North bull. There was an immediate stam­ Is "The Secret Revealed." and in the » THOS. COATES pede on the part of the bathers the evening he will speak of “An Al- Bank railroad to furnish transporta- men leading the retreat in masterly Fire Warden of Tillamook City, Ore. style, while feminine screams in a mi­ nor key tore rents in the atmosphere for yards around. All escaped, and at a safe distance on terra firnia watch­ Mr. and Mrs. Charley Koonts and ed the old bull as he angrily slapped water in the faces of the bystanders— Miss Margaret Sillman of Hillsboro, those who were standing too close by. have been »pending a few weeks at Ivan Donaldson, Manager Rockaway beach. Margar ' says the It is believed that two or three ultra beach dances are wonderful. DEPOT OPPOSITE GEM THEATRE red bathing suits worn by ladies pres­ ent caused the wild bull of the ocean Mrs. Florence Neidigh and small LEAVE TILLAMOOK to become enraged hence the defiance daughter Evelyn May of Myrtle Point shown. Hitherto, the beach has been are visaing here with her father Rev 11:00 A. M. 4:00 P. 7:30 A. M. ' Mt Al MONDAY. Al (.1 SI 19 20 TIH RSDAY, Al GI ST 23 as serene as a summer dream. Hun- Isatis Anderson. Several Hillsboro people came up the Trask one day last week and the men of the party went fishing. Att.o ney W. G. Hare of Hillsboro took the honors for the largest catch. Among others was Burt Tongue, county at­ torney for Washington county. Oth­ er Hillsboroites were: Attorney R. P. Peters, C. E. Wells, proprietor of the independent telephone line. John Mure und Howard Wells. u few dHys st the T -i.sk house. W. A. T. Bu. hong of the firm of Bunslmng ft Co., book printers and binder , pcrtlan.’ was up here fishing for a few days, He wus accompanied by his son. Edwin F. Mott up here for a few days recently. Harriet, Madge and C. F. DeFord and Mrs. Matthews of Tillamook spent the day here lust Sunday. Judge !.. T. Harris of Saiem mid Mr. an enjoy only a few photoplay produetioni. There i a wonderful appeal in this best-loved story from Mark Twain. PEACHES ARE NOW COMING IN FOR CANNING Tell us what you require and we will be glad to fill your orders. Sugar is cheaper, also some items in jar tops, etc Our price on everything is aimed at your satisfac­ tion. Save money on Coffee. Buy our fine bulk coffee on FRIDAY. They are good and you don’t have to pay for a tin can to throw away. Hook, Line & Sinker” Snub Pol­ lard Comedy TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 THE GRUB STAKE” Featuring ell Shipman. The thrilling story of a girl m the Alaskan gold rush who “took” her “g’ub stake” from the man who would not “play partners” fair and square with u wo­ man und how she buttled nod won in the Nor­ thern Wilderness. All of Nell Shipman’s train . d wild anima! appear in The Grub Stake. See this on-. Om night only. THE SAWMILL” Larry Semon Comedy WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 DOROTHY DALTON in DARK SECRETS” THE SATISFACTION STORE E. G. ANDERSON What in a woman’s worst < nemy, you’ll agree ■I m - it is A Dark Secret. Come out and sei thi om- and profit by the n stakes made by nn A unt LOVE AWF JL” Two Reei (oined BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN” A howling comedy-drama of married life. The rich man’s wife was boss at home and he dar­ ed not talk back to her. The poor man’s wife was also a believer in "home rule” yet in their widely separated stations of life, the men con- tided to each other and were really Brothers Under the Skin. Don't try to watch this one if your face is sore or if it hurts you to laugh “right out loud.” LIM H 28 W LAMB-SCHRADER CO “LEATHER PUSHERS FRIDAY AUGUST 21 HARRY CAREY in “GOOD MEN AND TRUE” Ancient Order United Workmen A story of election times in the early west; when the rustlers had hteir candidates and the law and order league had theirs. The strife and the extreme measures resorted to in ef­ forts to elect the crooked candidates will fur­ nish you thrills innumerable, ion this one will give you e menu. A FRATERNAL BENEFICIARY SOCIETY ORGANIZED 55 YEARS AGO “TO AND FRO” Comedy Grants Cash Loans, Paid Up Insurance and Extended Insurance after the 3rd year of membership SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 JANE NOVAK in “COLLEEN OF THE PINES” OLDER THAN ANY OF THEM BETTER THAN MOST OF THEM A i story ___, of the Northwoods and thel ives of people who live in them. D. C. HERRIN, Grand Recorder •‘YOUNG AND DUMP John Comedy 115 OREGONIAN BLDG. The HEADLIGHT is the standard by which the other ... • j 11.r ooionoror^ papers of _ — Tillamook Co. nty are generally compared. Phone. 18 tf V Chancellor Commander i g