TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
FRIDAY. AUGUST 31. 1923
vantage. The lower story of the Hebo current expenses of the committee in companied by a guardian.
station is also the living apartment of its work.
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Costello's Flying circus and dog
the ranger, and as the walls are all
show will give free exhibitions on the
of glass, the ranger usually can watch
grounds. The show comes well re­
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the surrounding country while he pre­ CIRCUIT COURT ON SEPT. 4TH. commended, says Agent Pine.
The fair dates are fast approaching,
to 1919, when the work was halted. I pares his meal.
Circuit Court will begin here on and it is believed, from expressions
Last Spring, however, reforestation
Sept. 4th. that being the day after heard that there will be a record
was again taken up, and a total of 2,
Iuibor Day. There will bi- a large attendance.
000 acres have been planted to Do'ig-
criminal docket, and a number of civil
las firs, mainly in the vicinity of Mt.
c\ses are also filed for that date. The
Hebo, a prominent elevation in this
grand jury is scheduled to sit on the GARIBALDI MAN HURT IN Mll.l.
county, southeast of Tillamook. Dur­
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3l)th of this month. The rooming term
ing former years, the government
planted quite an area !n the Mt. Hebo ’ed the true spirit of the public. The promises to be nn Important session.
While riding the chains that convey
A number of divorce suits will ulso lumber from the yards to the dry kiln
neighborhood to hardwood trees con­ names of the contributors follows:
sisting of black walnut and red oak
The Whitney Company. $500; A. F. figure at the coming term.
last Thursday, at the Whitney Mill,
from seed, but for some reason, the Coats Lumber Co.. $500; A. G. Reals
at Garibaldi Cove, Paul Kassen, a
seed failed to properly germinate here $250; First National Bank, $200; A. F
young man employed at the mills, had
and the enterprise has proven of no Coats, personally, $200; Coast Power
COUNTY FAIR NOTES
both legs broken and an arm frac­
value in this climate. The Douglas fir Co., $2550; Tillamook County Bank,
tured by allowing his clothing to get
planted this year was in the same ter­ $200; Crystal Laundry, $100; E. G.
The fair board met at the fair caught ir the shaft that drives the
ritory. Of the recent planting of Anderson. $100; M. D. Ackley, $100; grounds Monday forenoon, and with chains. He was also severely bruised
Douglas fir, 180,000 small trees were Harry Morgan, $100; C. I. Clough, the board were most of the division besides his other injuries. A ladder
set out by a force of 25 men. and the $100; Botts & Winslow. $100; R. T superintendents, whose wants were is provided for escape, when the car-
task ocupied five weeks. Most of the Boats, $50; David Robinson, $250; F. taken into consideration in the ar­ t ier becomes clogged, but Kassen fail­
young trees were planted out at the A. Beltz $50; F. R. Beals. $100; E. T. rangement to lie made.
ed to avail himself of the ladder, so it
mouth of Cedar creek from two and Hu I tom. $104'; Rosenberg Brothers,
is
stated.
The Southern Pacific Company has
three year old nursery stock from 7 $100; J. S. Lamar. $50; Tillamook granted a one and one-half fare from
to 8 feet in height, and were grown at Creamery association, $250; Sunset Cochran to Tillamook, and intervening
WILL CAN BAY SALMON
he government nursery up on Wind Garage, $50. total, $2650. Several stations. Dates of sale will be from
River on the Columbia river. This other contributions are expected from Sept. 10th to 14th. Final return
The Tillamook Bay Fish Co., of Bay
work practically was all done during citizens of the town and county. A limit will be Sept. 17th. Children
City, who are building an addition to
the month of April last, and Mr. Gar­ collection of ten per cent of the above from 5 and under 12 will be given a
their cannery at that place, expect to
wood states that the trees are doing subscriptions is being collected by the rate of one half the adult rate. Child­
can salmon this fall. The plant is
nicely. The sowing of seed has prac- treasurer of the committee to defray ren under five years free when ac-
owned by Ramsay A- Doughty, they
tically
been
abandoned,
proving that the young trees do much
better. The planting of fir tree stock ¡
costs about $12 per acre, and one good '
man will plant between 400 and 500
trees in a day. They are placed about
12 feet apart.
There never has been a fire in this
plantation, but the truth remains, that
if a fire were to ocur, it would mean
the loss of the small trees. Trees
planted in 1912 are now from 12 to 15
feet in height, and furnish limbs suff­
iciently large for mattresses for the
beds of workmen. A good stand of
second growth timber will show a
growth annually of about 1,000 board
ieft per tree. This applies to ter­
ritory in the Northwest, and along the
Pacific coast in Oregon and Washing-
ton, and eastward to the Cascade
ange. The bulk of natural second
growth timber is found on the north
slopes, due to the fact that the south
Jopes dry out sooner, and are more
• ubject to fire.
There are eight guard stations in
the district, all of which are furnished
with telephones, good horse trails, and
fire finding apparatus. A standard
lookout cabin has just been completed!
on the apex of Mt. Hebo, which is I
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3165 feet above sea level, and has a
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commanding view of the surrounding
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country. This cabin which is a twoj
These tremendous new values are the direct result of the
tory structure, is fitted with a stand ’
greatest sales and production period in Wùlys-Cvenand
ard Osborne fire finder, which is a t
history. We believe nothing else compares with them.
large steel disc about two feet in di­
ameter, with the points of the com­
pass showing the full 360 degrees
from zero. A government map, the
work of the geological survey, is,
mounted on the fire finder, and the
• riangulation system is used to de-
ect the location of the fire, which the
nstrument will do correctly, provided
he map is right. Bald Mountain, to
he south, in Lincoln county, is one of
he points used in triangulation in de-
-rmintng fire locations. The Tilla­
mook fire assocation, also has a look-
ut station on the Trask near the
immit house which is also a bearing
oint. From the summit of Mt. Hebo,
tates Mr. Garwood, one can, with a
.rood pair of binoculars, identify diff­
erent parts of this city, with little ;
A Figger, Much Kore Powerful New
ffort. A general view of the- coast
Engine in All Overland Monels
line and of he summit of the Coast
.ange is also visible from this station. .
The Miami and Spalding lumber
companies have two lookout stations
vhich form bearing points in the
work from the Hebo station. Look­
out reports are phoned into the cen-
1 al office at Hebo, and the man in
charge of the cabin there determines
from the reports, just where the fire
is; and he in turns phones to the
ation nearest the fire. In smoky j
•ather, when vision is impaired, the
srious lookout stations must resort
> patrol work, and do the best they
In every detail, all of the superior Willys-Knight and
< in. This year has thus far been un-
Overland qualities, features and improvements are retain­
voraMe to the spread of forest fires, j
ed. Nothing has been spared to insuit the continuance
<• ing to the humid state of the at-,
of Willys-Overland leadership in value.
r. »sphere. But the rangers are al-
v. rys watching from their points of
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are said to have a good plant, and are a set of violins which, under the man- turn out some remarkable muse, it is
ipulalion of a skilled organist, will *“>d-
now enlarging it.
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FORESTS ARE WATCHED
KIWANIS ASK FOR PORT
The new organ for the Coliseum
theater has now been installed and
has been given a preliminary tryout.
This instrument was bought by Part­
ridge & Morrison, proprietors of the
new show, for about $10,000. Includ­
ed in the properties of this organ is
Walts lhal make you
"slug at your work¿
T <\’’T it wonderful what a little paint will do!
IL .v it •■ ■•ms to find c room with sunlight,
sweep it with breezes, and leave you singing co er
the dreariest, "drudgiest” task a kitchen can know I
F r finishing every part of the kitchen there is a
Fuller product just suited to its needs. Fuller’s
Washable Wall Finish can be kept clean by oc-
ca rnal'y wiping with a damp cloth. For wood-
w rk, there is Silkenwhite Enamel or Decoret,
and for floors. Fuller’s Rubber Cement Floor Paint.
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Announcing
^WILLYS-KNIGHT
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OVERLAND
And the nicest part is that you can easily do the
w ork yourself and enjoy it thoroughly.
For 74 ye*rs W. P. Fuller & Co. has been pro­
ducing paints, vsrnuhe», enamel», wall finish« and
»tain». A local dealer has them. Our Service De­
partment will gladly give you advice and mail a
little “H"me Service” booklet without charge.
Whatever your painting need, W. P. Fuller & Co.
make» a paint for the purpose.
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The College of Literature. Science
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The professional schools of Archi­
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Administration—Education—Grad­
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PAINTS
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tonte Kb« Htfitfrar. Untï>rrrttÿ o!
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Comparison has resulted in an enormous increase
in sales for Willys-Over land this year. A new com­
parison of these new values we believe will sweep
•side every other standard that your previous obser­
vation has set up. Come in and see for yourself.
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Slow and too slow accounts and notes at our own expense
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
Fully equipped and skilfully managed offices for collections a*
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Tillamook
Wholesale destruction of
nerve tissue cannot be replac
ed. If you have lost an arm,
chiropractic cannot restore it
If they have operated upon
you for the removal of ton­
sils, appendix or other organ
of the body, chiropractic will
v. Ill
not restore it.
Chiropractic restores 100
r cent transmission of the
e impulses that travel i spin
l-i nerve line-, when the trans
mission of such life impulses
have been reduced or cut off
by pressure of a displaced
spinal bone upon
spinal
nerves.
WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT
THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS
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C. J. & A. L. NEFF. Props.
No. 8, First St.
Tillamook, Orc
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
lower organs.
HEALTH FOLLOWS
WELL TELL YOU A SECRET
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SCKVtS IS OlSUStS Of
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If you’ll drop in to the bank we’ll tell you some
of the ways in which the strictly modern bank
is protected from burglars. You’ll he surprised
ti know how thoroughly we have arranged for
the reception of any chance late callers.
delay
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But, seriously, you’ll be impressed, too, with the
promptness with which we adopt any new im­
provement which will help perfect our service
to you.
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Now $1175
Willys-Knight 5'Pass. Touring
Willys-Knight 2-Pass. Roadster - - Now 1175
Willys-Knight 5'Pass. Coupe-Sedan Now 1550
Willys-Knight 5'Pass. Country Club Now 1635
Willys-Knight 5"Pass. Sedan - - - Now 1795
Willys-Knight 7-Pass. Touring - - Now 1435
Willys-Knight 7-Pass. Sedan - - - Now 1995
$525
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VARNISHES
A. C. & H. ANDERSON
GEO. W. PHELPS.
Nehalem, Oregon.
Garibaldi. Oregon.
NF’ «ON & CO Bay City. Or
Lower Prices and great Improvements
Overland Touring with bigger new engine Now
Overland Roadster with bi[,ger new engine Now
Overland Coupe with bigger new engine N OU’
Overland Sedan with bigger new engine N ow
The Big, Powerful Overland.Red Bird Now
San Francisco
si Bronche* is Ptci fi c C omi Cities
Pacieri*:
Francisco and Loa ADgelea
TILLAMOOK BLDG.
Both Phone*. Res. 56 J
Branch tiffice at Garibaldi
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