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VOLUME 34; NUMBER 52
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1923
PRICE $2.00 PER YEAR
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
TILLAMOOK EXHIBIT
DRAWS ATTENTION
A
Interealing
Council agrees that garbage
Intorniatili t
Regarding
Cur lleturned to Owner in Twenty-
County Payrolls Gathered
by Headlight Reporter
disposal requires more
Creosote in Water is said
to lack Harm, though
Smail
four Hours after Theft
at
number of
Seconds
Reported for Month
Portland
by
Consideration
Tillamook
gets
Second
State Fair Display
< oa.%
Place
for
Dintrict
Large Assortment of Cases
Being Threshed Thru
Inspector
Recently a representative of the
Ill-tasting
An auto belonging to J. L. Knight,
for this Month
The Tillamook county exhibit at the
Headlight was asked by a newcomer
proprietor
of
the
Knight
Picking
state
fair
attracted
much
attention,
as to the amount of the annual pay
and the exhibits, states County Agent
Works, east Portland, was stolen at
roll in this county, and was obliged to
Pine, wore most favorably comment
confess that he did not have uny data
the noon hour lust Suturduy in the
ed upon by the many visitors to the
available upon which i to even base any
above city.
Tillamook display.
kind of an estimate, Inquiry, how-
Saturday afternoon, an auto nns- ( »ver Hall of Next Year's Output
In the coast district display. Tilla
Burnii,
of Trash Well Thought of ever, found persons who had some
Miles of New Pipe Laid and waring the description was seen to
Expected to be made
mook got second place, while on the
Balance of Week
pretty
good
ideas
of
the
amount
of
pass through Rockaway at a good
by City Dads at Monday
display for the entire state, Wasco
Improvement on Dim is
some of the items which would go to
into
Loaf
Cheese
for Hearings on October
rate of speed, A traffic officer stn-
county was awarded first place. There
{ vening
Meeting
make up a total, and here are some of
tinned, on the baach territory, raced
Work of (om mission
was
lots
of
inquiry
about
Tillamook
Court
Docket
the estimates made:
after the auto on his motor cycle. The
county, and the stock excited much
The milk industry of the county,
A meeting of the directors of the admiration from
pursued left the highway somewhere
breeders from all
Council met Monday night in reg- it was stated would this year be
Last Sunday, Tillamook was prac- this side of Bay City, utid the speed Tillamook County Creamery associ - over the state.
Jos. Nufer and H. Miller, who were
around the $2,000,000 ma/k.
tically waterless. The Superintend cop lost track of them. He phoned to ation was held at the association
In the open class of Guernseys, arraigned in circuit court last term
glxr session. All councilmen present
The lumber industry payroll in this ent blew the big whistle, and warned, the Sheriff’s office here, and John rooms on Wednesday, All directors Robt. Williams took third prize
except Carl Haberlach. who left for
on and who plead “not guilty,” changed
county was estimated at $2,500,000 and then the water was turned off to Aschim and a deputy, started in pur but one were present.
junior yearlings. .* Jack Mowery
, took
___ their pleas to “guilty” last Monday at
the east early this week.
for the current year.
Report of Inspector Christensen fourth prize on junior heifer calves
a trickle. The reason was that the new suit. Up on the Kilchis they got
A bill presented by the Boy Scouts
the October term.
Two well informed men placed the water pipe, two miles in extent, had truce of the stolen cur, ami near the showed a total of 52,443 August of the Holstein breed.
Elizabeth
I for $75 for looking after the camp
Miller was indicted for gambling,
cheese
inspected,
of
which
587
were
income
from
the
fish
industry
in
thia
Jack
Jennings
place,
saw
the
fugitiv
Mowery took 5th prize on Holsteins, and the court sentenced him to pay a
to be connected up with the steel pipe
ground- during the past summer was
seconds.
county
at
$100.000
anually.
and Jack Mowery took 2nd in pro fine of $500; he was paroled on pay
below, and that work could not be es,who when chased too closely, aban
read After some discussion, the bill
Report of Deputy Dairy and Food duction of dam Holsteins.
In the above estimates, the stump done with out turning off the main doned the car and took to the brush.
Albert
wa allowed, the opinion prevailing
Commissioner, D.
R. Tinnerstet, Krake was 2n<5 in get of sire in Jer ment of $25 and costs which he paid,
of
the
that the boys had earned the money age paid to local people for timber force
water
supply, The Sheriff, after searching for the showed 46 inspections,
and was released from custody.
being four
was not included, nor was the Workmen rushed
by attending to the grounds.
the connection, deserters for a time, brought the car factories and forty-two dairies. Twen seys.
Nufer was indicted for cruelty to
amounts
derived
from
live
stock
sales
to
the
city.
It
was
a
Dodge,
Boys
and
girls
winning
prizes
at
and
but
it
took
The matter of an ordinance to gov
time,
at
that,
animals, and was fined $100 and sent
ty-two
condemnations,
consisting
of
practically
new.
the State Fair in Club work are:
but
evening
by
ern stage terminals again came up. included, when sold to outsiders.
water
came
enced to 60 days in jail. Nufer was
It was estimated that $250,000 has on; but it tasted queerly—tasted and
Otto Holhfield, 1st, Junior Jersey paroled on payment of $25 and costs.
In a little over 24 hours after the one bam, two milking machines, ten
After considerable discussion a mo-
cans,
three
pails,
and
six
strainers.
calves.
easily
been
spent
in
this
city
alone
smelled of creosote, with which the car was stolen. Sheriff Aschim re-
r> . vailed hat each stage line be
Lois Walcher, who plead guilty to
Thirty-three patrons cooling milk and
Eula Krake, 1st; Allen Krake 2nd; possession of liquor, and who was
1" requi' d t<. maintain a satisfactory for building purposes, or will be be pipe was painted to keep wood from turned it to the owner, who was nine not cooling. Forty-two herds
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— - 3rd, Junior Jersey seized in the Wilson river raid soma
Marjorie
Krake,
The
terminal in this city. And tiie city fore the end of the season. Thia esti decaying, thus adding life to the pipe. greatly pleased to receive it.
tested for Tuberculosis and none not yearlings.
mate
will
include
the
new
armory,
the
Sheriff
took
the
car
to
Portland
early
But,
before
we
go
further,
the
sup
three weeks ago, was fined $500 and
attorney was asked to draw an ord
teated.
Herbert Berns, 2nd; Joseph Berns, was given a six months jail sentence.
inane to include the sense of the school house, the Beals building, and erintendent has the word of Dr. Stry Sunday morning and at the same
Report
wits
made
that
Tillamook
4th,
Junior
Guernsey
calves.
the big creamery association ware ker, head of the state medical board, time took F.d Tomlinson of Wheeler
She was given four months by the
motion made.
county had taken the first and second
Robert Williams, 1st Junior Guern- court to raise the fine, and paroled for
Dr Robinson, city health officer house, besides a number of fine res that no harmful effects need be cx- to the Disabled Veterans’ Hospital in prizes at the state fair at Salem last sey yearlings.
Portland, where he will be treated.
that length of time.
was present and made a detailed re idences in the several parts of the
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week, had tied with two others for
Jack Mowery, 1st; Elizabeth Mow
city.
Tomlinson suffered injuries during
Mrs. J. M. Robinson, who was in
port of the unsanitary conditions ex-
ery, 2nd Junior Holstein calves.
(Continued on page two)
In order to get the total county pay
the world war. In returning Sunday,
dicted on a charge of forgery and of
isting in a part of Front street bord
Andrew Lagler, 4th Senior Holstein obtaining money on false pretenses,
the Sheriff brought back Lois Wal
ering on the slough in the west part roll, one would have to interview own
calves.
ers
of
the
various
mills
and
other
en
cher,
who
has
been
in
the
Multnomah
was arraigned Monday and plead not
of tht city. He thought that the best
Theodore Jacobs, 2nd Junior year guilty. Her tase will come bn for
county jail pending her trial this week
way to overcome the conditions pre terprises in the county, including the
ling calves.
in circuit court on un indictmnt found
trial Friday next at IQ o'clock,
sen' would be to either fill in money paid out by the county, which
Alvah Foote, Garibaldi, 1st,
by the grund jury at its last session,
On Tuesday last cam* _
the low land bordering on the alough, is estimated will approximate $250.000
Cookery.
. .V o. . »
-on the case
on a liquor charge, in connection with
or to properly drain it. The street this year. The county payroll is con
0
e
- ui Oregon vs. Joe Plas-
Marion
Coat*-
.
Wesley Stormer, who has been em a raid made by the sheriff on a Wil-
siderable,
and
this
would
include
now
z,
¿-s i
--<*• Tillamook, 5th, I ker and Etta McNaughton, indicted
committee was instructed to take up
ployed with Floyd Culbertsen, in
Last Sunday was one of the warm Gamp Coo1'
A,>
the matter with the city surveyor, and roads, maintainance, and bridges, etc. cheese making for some time past, son river bootlegger's nest.
on a charge of lewd cohabitation, both
eft
days
of
the
year
in
Tillamook.
It will be seen, however, that a
Molph Benscheidt, 1st, Garden.
report their findings to the council,
defendentB
pleading not guilty. The
last week purchased Henry White’s
An east wind prevailed early
in the
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Boys and girls from Tillamook
rough estimate of the payrolls gives
when action will be taken.
moaning, and the thermometer regU- colir,ty won three hundred dollars in following jury secured: S, G. Reed,
interest in the Fruit Palace on Sec
The matter of burning up the re- Tillamook some standing among oth ond avenue, and will hereafter be «s-
tered over 90 degrees at ten o’clock prize money at the State Fair count W. H. Hoskins, Ray V. Hushback,
fuse on the city dump came up, and er counties of the state, and it should sociated with Hubert O’Dell in that
a.
m. Most of the automobile owners ing the six first prize winners which Fred Scheringer, H. M. Farmer, F. M.
be
remembered
that
we
are
just
be
it was agreed that the accumulation of
business.
Mr.
Stormer
is
well
known
spent
the day at the beaches, The is a twenty-five dollar scholarship at Gould, Gust Peterson, F. J. Klineham,
the season should be burned up. It ginning to develop our resources. The in Tillamook, and vicinity. Mr. White
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weather bureau at Portland has pre- O. A. C. summer session for Club F. S. Foster, Frank Owens and Fred
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was believed by some of the council ground has hardly been scratched.
Davidson. A large number of wit
has not definitely decided what he
dieted
rain for the coast section this members.
that the time had come in this city
nesses were examined on both sides.
will do, but it is quite certain that he
The building formerly occupied by week.
County attorney Goyne appeared for
when an incinerator was indicated, as
will still remain a Tillamooker.
the old pcture show is being refitted
the state, and Geo. Winslow for the
the matter of the disposal of the rub
for occupancy by one of the chain of
defendents, The jury returned a ver
bish of the city was becoming a pro
Skaggs grocery stores, and the
diet of not guilty, after half an
blem requiring action.
Complaint
changes are being made by the pres
hours' deliberation.
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wa- also made that some one had left
ent owners of the Coliseum picture
Merrick, Chaffed & Heyd. the Arm
J !°t of spoiled moat at the duiiip- At
I The case of the -state of Oregon vs.
show
on
Second
avenue,
who
have
an
Sam Oldstein of Portland, a Heb-1 Jos. Fleck of the Cloverdale neighbor
this point councilman Conover, pro ory building contractors, have got the
unexpired lease on the building which
rew, who was caught i<l th* sheriff’s hood, charged with the possession of
voked a laugh by inquiring if it was basement walls enclosed up to the
is owned by M. W. Harrison of Port-
Congressman Hawley and wife at drag net down at Rockaway, on a
“fresh meat.” It was described as be first floor nbovi’ the basement, and
intoxicating liquor came on Wednes
lland
n -H u"dersto,,d that the »M tended Sunday school and preaching
The
fire
department
was
called
out
ing c menace in the atmosphere of the are now pouring concrete from the about ID a. m. Friday morning to the theatre building wil1 b*' rwady for t*' at the M. E. church in this city last charge of liquor possession, some day forenoon. Trial by jury. Ver
time ago, and who was released on his
neighborhood, and the dumper, who ground up to the level of the floor,,' Plasker apartments, where a smaJI cupancy about the 15th
the pres Sunday. Mr. Hawley spoke to the promise to pay a $50 fine and the dict for the defendant.
with
a
large
force
of
men
employed,
ever h< may be, was severely scored
The case of the state of Oregon vs.
fire was found burning in a waste ent month. The advent of the ,<l<uggK Bible class during Sunday school, and costs, in all $53.10, was so negligent
for the act. Councilman Conover said and are making good progress. The paper basket in one of the rooms of
J. E. Shearer was called at 10 a. m.
!
later
listened
attentively
to
the
ser
company
will
make
the
total
number
of his obligation that the authorities Wednesday morning. Some time was
that a real problem before the council joists have been placed on the floor the apartment, which was quickly of grocery stores in this city eight in mon pT^ut’hed by Rev. Hamrick dur
reminded him that he would better spent in getting a jury. After sev
wa the matter of th# disposal of de of the entire building, ready for the subdued. No damage was done.
ing the mor.?'«* ««rvice.
number.
pay up or go to jail. T,
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By the
next eral excused jurors had been replaced
cayed fruit, etc, by the grocery «tores flooring. As soon as the present work
mail Sam pungled the amount and
of
getting
the
concrete
up
to
a
level
of the city. He said it had to be tak
(Continued on page 2)
the slate was wiped clean.
en somewhere, and the dump was not with the floor from the ground is
th. place.
An incinerator would done, then the side walls will rise.
solve the problem, as all such stuff Everything seems working smoothly,
could then be burned in it. The mat and there are large quantities of mat
ter may come up for future1 dis erial on hand ready for use, when
needed, A walk from the business
cussion and action.
A • mmunication was read from the part of town, to the armory site, int
Mrs. Mellissa Page died at Ilwaco,
Mary E. Utter, who was formerly a
Tills; ok women’s club, thanking the presses one that the distance is re
Wn., Monday, October 1, 1923, after resident of this county, passed away
small.
Tillamook
’
s
big
arm-
latively
council for the use of an office in
a lingering illness. She was aged 76 Sept. 27th, 1928, at the Good Samari
the city building as a free meeting ory and entertainment building will
years. Two months ago she went to : tan hospital, Portland, Oregon, follow
add
much
to
the
appearance
of
the
pia<< . nnel for other courteeiea. The
Ilwaco to benefit her health, but the ing a brief illness. She was born
town
when
finished,
and
at
the
same
recorder was instructed to make suit-
change was of no avail. The remains Sept. 6. 1856 in Portland, Michigan,
time
supply
a
long
felt
want.
able . snowledgement of the letter.
were brought to this city for inter and was married in 1877 to Lauren S.
Tin usual number of bills were al
ment. The funeral services were Utter, also of Portland Michigan.
lowed, and after transaction of that
held yesterday at the First Christian Nine children wen' born of this union,
routine business, council adjourned to
church, at 2 p. m. Interment follow six of whom are living. They are:
meet on October 15th.
ing in the Odd Fellows cemetery. De Mrs. Laura Ixmch and Ben Utter of
ceased was the mother of Allen and Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Cora Finch,
There are rumors floating about in
Eugene Page and Mrs. A. K. Case of Mrs. Rose Huggett and Mrs. Helen
the air that Rockaway is to have a
this city, and Mrs. Brumbaugh of II- Russell of Tillamook: also Mrs. Clara
waeo, Wn.
big $100,006 natatorium and a new
Finch of Lansing, Michigan.
and spacious hotel, and that back of
She also leaves a husband, Lauren
the enterprise is a Portland firm with
S. Utter, one brother, three sisters,
14 grandchildren, and a host of
Thar looks like a lot of money to plenty of money. While nothing def
friends to mourn her loss. With her
«xpcct during the present week, but inite has come to light, there are
family she came west in 1913, living
Sheriff John Aschim believes fully those in the beach town who assert
for a time in Tillamook county, after
that amount of uncollected last half that there is something like the above
The steam schooner Hornet left the which they moved to Portland, Ore-
tax money will be paid into the sher proposed improvements in the wind,
bay early this week for San Pedro, gon.
iff office this week. Up to last Sat and the recent presence of Portland
Cal.,
with a load of lumber front the
She was a faithful member of the
urday, there had been collected a lit capitalists in Rockaway, and their
Whitney mills. The above named car First Christian church of Portland,
movements
while
there,
seem
to
give
tle better than half of the taxes for
rier is making frequent trips between Oregon,
She was patient in all
th<- year 1922. The whole amount some color tn the rumors.
San Pedro and Tillamook bay, and has things. Her life was a loving and
due for that year is $830,139.68.
taken away considerable lumlter.
willing sacrifice for her family.
Mm. Linn Garner and baby daugh
Their i a big rush on to get receipts,
“Sweet memories < f our mother,
ter
left
Wednesday
morning
for
Buhl,
which keeps the receiving office on the
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Shall forever with us stay.
jump. But it always happens that Idaho, where they will join Mr. Gar
society will meet Thursday afternoon, And the lessons she has laugh us,
th< taxpayer hangs on to his money ner. They were accompanied as far
October 11, at the home of Mrs. Rob To love, to be patient, to. pray,
•» Jong us possible, and that brings as Portland by Mm. Garner's parents,
ert
Coleman, with Mrs. W. E. Noye: Are guiding stars to Heaven,
a big rush at the sheriff’s office at Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. The Garners
as leader.
Along the narrow way."
are
taking
up
farming
in
Idaho.
the last moment.
DUMP IS CONDEMNED
FIRST 2 PRIZES TAKEN
EXPECT HIGH PRESSURE
BOOTLEGGERESS FINED
WHITE SELLS PART
OF FRUIT PALACE
YEAR'S HOTTEST DAY
OCCURRED SUNDAY
NEW GROCERY STORE
TO OPEN ON 15TH
CONCRETE IS POURED
FOR STATE ARMORY
CONG. W. C. HAWLEY
ADDRESSES CLASS
Along the Concrete
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’NOTHER BOOTLEGGER
"HITS THE DUST"
MRS. MARY E. UTTER
MRS. MELISSA PAGE
DIES AT ILWACO, WN.
DIES AT PORTLAND
NATATORIUM RUMOR
STILL PERSISTENT
$270,000 IN TAXES
EXPECTED THIS WEEK
SCHOONER HORNET
CLEARS FOR SOUTH
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