TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
SHIRK RECEIVES ADORATION
CHEESE IS UNCHANGED
Berg and Bouches, two of the burg­
lars arrested by Sheriff -\schim last
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week belong to the new type of hu- I
man beings known as sheiks. On
her and gruvel hauled to its grounds,
Wednesday last Bouches held an at I
preparatory to erecting its 210 ft. by
home reception in the sheriff’s office
100 ft. warehouse on the south aide
when two young women from Rock­
of the railroad track. The fill north
away encircled him in their arms and 1
of the track will be completed before
whispered inaudible messages of
long, but it is not expected that a
comfort in his ears for the space of |
building will he placed on it until
several minuten. The same god- I
next year. The tract acquired north
desses of the beach went over to the
of the ralfoad track is 210 ft. by 90 ft.
city jail and later visited prisoners
Production of milk is keeping up
in that place under the espionage of I
well and is running about 25 percent
the jailer. The names of the girls
ahead of last year. Shipments to Los
were not ascertained but they were
Angeles to dati total about 23,000
well togged up and seemed bent up­
boxes against 20,000 to San Francisco
on an errand of undisguised commis-
and 20,000 boxes to all points in Ore­
se ration.
gon and Washington.
Sales of loaf cheese total about
Portland — Permit issued for 390, 4000 boxes more than there is stock
POO apartment house.
available. 500 loaf hoops have been
120,000 trout fry distributed in Scio ordered and this will gve a total of
streams.
1500 loaf hoops or 2100 boxes per
New high schol building at Dallas week and it is expected that this will
take care of all the winter’s milk, as
to cost $80,000.
will take 75,000 pounds a day to fill
» it these
hoops.
TEACHERS MEETING
school principal will be in the office
all day Monday. September 10, and
in the forenoons of Tuesday. Wednes
day, and Friday of that week, to as­
sist students in selecting their course
for the year. The office will be closed
on Thursday, which will be school day
at the fair grounds.
Parents are urged to see that their
children enroll for their high school
work on these days, as more attention
can be given their individual needs at
this time, and much time can be
saved, and mistakes avoided, if sub­
jects are carefully selected.
High school students who have in
mind any particular higher institution
of learning, should have a course se­
lected for them which will enable
them to gain admission to that school
without difficulty when they have
graduated from high school.
Grade pupils entering
local
The county school superintendent
COVNTT FAIR ART PRIZES
w calling a meetng of all teachers in I
he county to meet in his office on Sat ‘ Artist» ami photographers should
irday. September 1. This first meet-¡take notice of the County Fair art
ng is for the teachers who will be prizes listed in the Fair Book this
,;in school on Monday the 3rd or Tues j year, for distribution at the County
•lay the 4th of September.
agent’s office. File your entries with
There will be a second meeting J. A. Bell at Koch’s drug store. En­
called on September 8 for all teach­ tries must be made by Monday after­
ers opening school on September 10 noon, September 10th, 1923.
The object of these meetings is to 1
J. A. BELI.
talk over the work and plans for bet -If-St
Supt. Art Division.
' ering the schools as to attendance
and so on. for the coming yaer.
school from other schol» for the first which seats will be assigned, book and I frankly. You owe this to your child­
time should call at the office on these supply lists given out, etc., the child­ ren. Dr. Turner has all the latest up-
days, so that they may lone no time ren will be dismissed to Secure books, I to-date instruments and equipment,
in being assigned to their proper room stores. It is suggested that parents as well as a complete lens grinding
Wherever possible they should present These are handled by the local drug plant, and he can grind your lenses
report cards from the last school at­ wait until the teacher has given out and deliver them to you the same day
lists of needed supplies, before pur­ they are ordered.
tended.
The new Liberty school will house chasing »upplie», as mistake» may
the elementary grades for the coming often be avoided if thia is done,
school year. All pupils except be­
There will be a number of new
ginners should report to the room to I
teachers this year who will to secure
which their last report card admits
list» of rooms, apartments, boarding
them.
places, etc.
The superintendent
Miss Reta Evans will have the be­
would like any one wishing to board
ginners, They should be taken to her
teachers, or rent them rooms, etc.,
room at nine o’clock Monday morn­
would telephone him at either 150 or
ing. No beginners can be admitted
167W.
after the second Monday of the sem-
ester, September 24th. A new class
of beginners will be started in the SCHOOL WILL SOON COMMENCE
second semester. Children should be
six years of age.
After a short session Monday, at
Were your children back
ward in theri studies last
year? If so, it may be
I due to eye trouble of some kind. Bring
them to Dr. Turner, National Bldg.,
I Tillamook and have their eyes exam­
ined. If there is trouble he will cor­
rect it and f not he will tell you so
EING thicker, the
famous Good­
year All-Weather
T»ead carries you
farther than other
treads. And it car­
ries you in greater
safety, too. Í he bip
touvh sharp-edoed
blocks cut derp and
grip tight on any
surf ace.They are the
best tiie insurance
against skidding
you can buy.
SCHOOLS OPEN SOON
aches are caused from eye­
train. Dr. Thompson's scientific ex­ t 1
aminations reveal the cause. His per­
fect fitting glasses will gve you satis­
faction. Consult him and get the facts
about your eyes next visit, Thursday
Sept. 6. Tillamook hotel until 4 p.
m.—Adv.
46-2t
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grade. Miss Helen DeArmond.
Gertrude Imus; 3rd grade. Mis«
ion Hanson. Miss Josephine Heffley
4th grade. Mrs. Sylvia Hoskins. Mis
Dorothy Bennie; 5th grade,
Mary Cole, Mrs. Coro) Pol
ODD FELLOWS Al kilt HIS
1 grade >, Mrs. Joyce Willis. W
of the < »unty to 8th gr rude. Mi:
number of about two hundred J. S. < Goin, Pi
licnic at the Kile his riverside ' L. W. Tumbtt
High school student:
ihadv trees where grassy
itspread las' Sunday and in , an opportunity to enroll duri
he language of th late President week of September 10, beeai
Roosevelt “had a bully time Games county fair is being held that week,
neiuding footbn >ull and baseball wen I hours which will conflict as little as
laved and ho ■ses hoes were pitched i possible with that have been selected.
high and low andI theni came thTbii!Th* suPerintendent »nd the high
immunity dinner which always de-|
lights the appetites of the throng,'
jtiilowed by gallons of ice cream,
»melons, etc., the dessert list,
•rgot to mention cake and pie,
«0. Winslow says it was there and.
eorge knows. And the good Sa-
laritan spirit was present among
e Three-linkers thruout.
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FATE BOARD OF HEALTH CALL
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The State board of health, compos
of Dr. Rosenberg of Portland, ;,r<
J. Smith. Portland, L
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BELLS KODAK
SHOP
trips
where loose sanitary con-
‘.ions were liable to prevail, and
ere bad water and poor sanitation
• ofti n causes of typhoid fever
idemics He stated that the county
alth and city health officers were
ng good work, but initimated that
ere was laxity in following strict
nitary rules at some of the beaches,
ich may result in a enforcement by
county authorities of the laws gov
•ning in such cases. The tourists
d campers have a right to be pro­
ted aganst possible unsanitary con-
ions, although some of the beaches
he meeting, and during the dinner
•re found in excellent shape. May-
<> Merle Smith and others spoke at
. tir. The viaitors paid a high com­
ment to the Tillamook beaches in
neral, and remarked about their
• ..wing popularity with the resorters.
ey mid that a due observance of
7 health laws, was all that was re- i
¡red. They were pleased with the '
tlth conditions in Tillamook. It de­
loped at the meeting that there had
•n but one case of typhoid fever in
: county within the past seven years
1 that had it» inception in a valley
m, and was not due to any unsani-
y condition in this county. The
itors spoke in glowing terms of the
owth of this city, and of the seem-
prosperity of the whole Tillamook
n»y region.
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Oregon Fire Relief Assn
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AT KOCH’S DRUG STORE
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPA
A. W. Plank Hardware
General line of
Hardware, Pa;nts, Oils, VairJshes
and Glass
Both Phones
Tillamook, Oregon
PORTLAND-TILLAMOOK STAG!
LINE
Ivan Donaldson, Manager
DEPOT OPPOSITE GEM THEATRE
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:30 A. M.
11:00 A. M.
1:00
LEAVE PORTLAND
":50 A.M.;
12:50 I’.
12:30 Midnight;
5:10 P. M
This change should please local people as they can spend evenings
in Portland and return on midnight special.
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Pollyanna Shop
Hemstitching 10c Yard
Needlework and Gifts
Infants’ and Children’s Wear
Will open for business in the new Beals build­
ing on September 8. We will carry a complete
stock of quality goods at right prices. Terms are
30 days, 2 per cent discount allowed on monthly
accounts if paid by the 10 of month following
date of purchase or if account is paid in full to
date. Conover’s cash store will open for business
Sept. 8 in our present location and for one week
we will give 10 per cent discount for cash from
our present prices to reduce stock while we ar­
range our new cash prices.
CONOVER & CONOVER
TILLAMOOK’S BUSIEST GROCERY