THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923
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(Tillamook ftcaMigfjt
A Daily Newspaper Published During
the Fair by the
Headlight
Publishing
Company
Tillamook,
Oregon
Leslie Harrison,
Managing Editor
Telephones
Pacific Statua, Main «8
Mutual Telephone
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OUR EDITORIAL POLICY
1. To advocate, aid •nd sup-
port any meaaurea that will
bring the moat good to the
moat people.
2. To encourage induatriea
to establish in Tillamook
county.
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3. To urge the improvement
of a port for Tillamook City.
4. To inaiat on an American
standard of labor.
6. To be politically indepen­
dent, but to support the can­
didates lor public office who
will bring the most good to
the people of Tillamook
county and of the State of
Oregon.
CAN’T MAKE GRADE
OVER CAPE LOOF
For about three weeks past, a stout
appearing young man has been camp­
ing at the northern base of Cap«
Lookout, south of Netarts. He alm.
acted queerly, giving rst to the bus
picion among settlers near the cap«
that he might be “balmy in the head’
as the English would out it
Complaint was made to Shertfl
Aschim, who went out and brought
the fellow in for examination. A
physician examined him, and recom
mended that he be turned loose,, s<
far as insanity was concerned, as ev
idently the fellow belonged more t<
the feeble minded family.
Whei
taken into custody, the msn said h<
had been out of money for some tim<
past He lived on mussels gather«
at low tide, near the cape, and oc­
casionally, he varied the menu by
swiping a few spuds from the nem
by farmers to fatten his bill of fare
H<- was possessed of an obsession that
he must go south, but said the reasor
he tarried at Lookout, was that h<
could see no way to get around thal
elevation. He was told how to gel
around it, an<| tying on his oyster car
and a few of his scanty belongings
took the road indicated by the Sherifl
which would lead him somewhere to
ward the south pole— who know«
where? Evidently, he belongs to •
class who are afflicted with the hot­
foot, and who always want to set
what is just oveV and beyond th«
next hill.
PERSONAL MENTION
Garrett Ward and wife were uj
from Pacific City Wednesday last.
The first meeting of the Monday
musical club has been postponed fronr
Sept. 11 to Sept. 17.
Rev. Geo. Harness returned Wed
nesday morning from a vacation ir
Southern Oregon, and will preach
Sunday morning.
Earl Snodgrass of Bay City, pass
ed through town Monday, on his way
to Portland.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F
Wildfong, Rockaway, Oregon, August
31, 1923, a daughter.
A. tf. Harris and family returned
the latter part of the week from a 13
days trip through southern Oregon.
While gone Mr. Harris killed a big
buck. Marshfield, Myrtle Point and
other places in Coos county were
visited.
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