TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
JAPANESE CURRENT
INVESTIGATION MADE
John W. Bigblow of Washington,
D.
a scientist of high degree, pass
cd through Tillamook Friday, in com
- by given that the un-
Notin' i’ hen-b)
pany with Prof, Smith, a Portland
,.x,..-utiir of the last will teacher, who used to go to school with
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Lj uaument of John Theiler, de- I Mr. Bigblow at Amherst college,
away back east, many years ago.
has tiled h’-- final account as
Seen by n Headlight reporter in one
sbovi
named
estate,
Lnutox of ,h
of our hotels for a short time, it was
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mit
y
Court
of
the
Lad that the
learned that the scientist is quietly
"7 Oregon, for Tillamook Coita
I State
ti» 29th day of investigating along the Oregon coast
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it 10:00 a. m. at the to determine whether the Japan cur
October- 1”
i Tillamook City, Ore- lent has been affected by the recent
Court Hou»<
I.,; place for hear- Japan earthquakes. He stated that
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,,aid account All it had been definitely ascertained that
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ling objnl“"
objections to said the Japan current had moved over 100
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J to apear at said miles to the west of its original
Lcconn: an ’
i resent the same. course along the California coast. He
Lme and pl»'
is now on a tour of investigation a
long the Tillamook and Lincoln coun
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ty coast to see whether the old course
Exécuter of th
which is about twenty miles to the
men: .
west of the Tillamook coast, has re
lication: Sept. 27,
cently been changed.
publication: Oct.
The current, according
the scien
tist, has been gradually tending fur
ther west for several years past,
which action has resulted in an abate
ment of the old time Chinook wind,
NOTICI of
to a measurable extent.
Said Prof. Bigblow: “The further
west the current is changed by
\ given that pur- seismic action, the colder your cli
Notice i> :
and license issued mate will be in winter, and the hotter
suant to an 1
lout of the C." \ (’ art of the State it will be in the summer time. 1 am
of OrOegon. !■ ti.. County of Tilla- told your climate is changing out
Look.in the mi ■ of the estates of here. While you may get your usual
Wendell Beai a: Barbara Bean, min- precipitation, a good share of it may
,. as guardian of be snow in winter, while ns was form
Ln, the under
lie estates , t: . -.nd minors, wil, on erly the case, most of your precip
The
Lr after the .’nd day of October, 1923 itation was uncongealed rain.
K. for cash, or part Japan current has made California’s
sell at private
•cash and se. ur- n not. for the balance, winter climate a paradise, while it has
■non such term- a may seem to be also given to Oregon a mild, but
1 expect to
4 the best interest of the said minors, I rainy climate in winter.
subject to confirmation by the said determine by my investigations, just
Court, the following described real 1 how far west the current has set, if
Premises, situated in the County of any, since the great Japan earth
Rhmook »nd State of Oregon, towit: quake.”
“How do I find out, without going
An undivided one-fifth interest
(etch being th. owner of an undivid out and testing for the thermal wat-
Well,
ed one-tenth interest,) subject to the , ers of the current at sea ?
life estate of their mother, Lena Bean,
Jr. »nd to the following:
The west half of the northeast
narter. the northwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter and the northeast
nuarter of the southwest quarter of
Section twenty, i: township two south,
if range r.in- west . f the Willamette
Meridian.
W J. REICHERS
Guardian > *’ t
1 tate of Wendell
Bean and Barbara Bean. Minors
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METHODIST
Sunday school
Morning W.
Sermon: “If
Epworth Lean
Evening Ser-.i
Sennor. “The
y
that is all done by u system of tri
angulation, and in which very sen
sitive instruments erected at the
beach, take the water temperature by
a comparative method, and thus
play an important part. By taking
water temperature at the beach, we
are able by our methods to find just
what it is for a certain distance fur
ther seuward, and in that way we are
able to find where the thermal ter
ritory is, its width, and its distance
from a gven point, which, of course,
would be the beach, where the instru
ment is placed. It is easy when you
know how, and we do not have to go
to sea and test the water with a
thermometer."
"1 am hazarding a guess,” said the
scientist, “that I will not not find a
great deviation of the current off the
upper part of the Oregon const, but
again, I may be mistaken; but it is
•slowly tending westward."
Then the two old friends and for
mer school mutes got into a big Pack
ard car, and went down the highway
in the direction of Astoria.
BOXING COMMISSION
TO HOLD BOUT SOON
The Boxing commission of this city,
under the auspices of and for the ben
efit qf the American Legion will put
on a smoker on Saturday night Oct.
13th, al 8:30 p. m. Matchmaker Bert
Mann states that he has selected
some good boxers, and is confident
that an interestig program will re-
suit. Lewis Johnson, 160 pound box
er, will go against Lone Wolf of Port
land, 165 pounds, 10 rounds. Lone
Wolf is handled by Charlie Yost, who
guarantees that the Wolf will put up
a good fight, which he will have to do
if he beats Johnson.
Dotson and Burns follows the main
event, and both men are well spoken
of as to their ability to make a good
showing. Burns is handled by Dan
Salt. These men promise to give a
good exhibition, states the match
maker, and Dotson has lost few de
cisions. and is highly rated, while
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PERSONAL MENTION
L M. TRAVIS, EUGENE
DIES THERE MONDAY
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LIKE JaerT
MI0HT Bf 0
DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON
DENTIST
215-216 Tillamook Building
Both phones
Hours 9 to 5
Tillamook
Oregon
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Veterinarian
Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone
Tillamook
Oregon
R. E. RINGO. M. D
Physician and Surgeon
Room 14-16,
Natl. Bldg.
Tillamook,
Ore.
BARRICK * HALL
Attorneys at Law
National Building
Tillamook
-ew
Oregon
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Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. S.
Stated communications first and
third Thursdays of each month tai
Masonic Hall.
Visitors welcome.
CORA L. MILLER, Beety.
It
FOR SALE— WINTER EATING
apples direct from the farm to con
sumer, Jonathan, Spitzenberg, Rome
Beautys and Grimes Golden apples,
$1.50 to 1.75 per box, delivered first
Next Sunday has been designated
of November. Write Percy Stone,
as Home-coming day for the mem
Forest Grove, Oregon.
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bers of the First Christian church of
this city. The following program has FOUND— SUITCASE ABOUT 9
miles south of Tillamook. Owner
been issued by the pastor of the
can have same by proving prop
church for the occasion:
erty and paying for advertisement
"The Every Man’s Class: Ham and
egg breakfast, from 8 a. m. to 9:30 a.
LOOK—
FINE
m. Music by the McGhee orchestra. CONTRACTORS
grade of building tile, cheap. Til
Selected reading, an old time song,
lamook Clay Works.
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lead by Lorain Stivers, of Eugene.
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Office phone M-39, Rea. 126-M
National Building
Tillamook
Oregon
LODGE DIRECTORY
HOME-COMING DAY
TO BE CELEBRATED
•tated, that
r Wor^ W'U i"
mpleted this fall.
F that the n< w r. ,t<- will be opened
I in time for n v
immer’i tourist
rve ln<l Pr' '
ooner for local
Dr. J. D, TURNER
Optical and X-Ray I^boratoriM
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
Mutual phone.
The gap of or n
of uncompleted
had on the Roo-a-velt highway be-
keen Bright. >r and Jetty creek,
mich iuu held ip the completion of
bi- important ■ etion of highway for
her a year, pt ibably will be closed
Ms fall and win
by completion of
be highway lx-tw n the two points,
Rtes Com ti..
B. O. Richards,
his statemen* 1 ■ made on the as-
Unption tha' ti • matter of the right
I "ay betwe >
th. state highway
hninmion and ti .Southern Pacific
bier, definitely lettled, as is now
pieved. The stab- nighway will
Ihdvortiae foi bid for the bui
I the road, and it i thought
|th the assists i
of the Southern
bcifics big shovel, that the matter
I excavation wd b< rapidly pushed
I completioi
thu
clearing the
N for the contractor’- work. There
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Big Events in the Lives of Little Men
CHURCH
at t lo:t)O a. m.
p at 11:00a. m.
it were not so.”
at 6:30 p. m.
■ at 7:30 p. m.
Passover.”
HAMRICK, Pastor.
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Burns is strong on the sound as a
Last Wednesday Allen Page parked
tighter.
hisOverland 1 near the court house at
Joe Clarke who met I-ewis John about 9 o’clock, nnd left the key in
son here at the last smoker will meet the machine. About 3 p. in., he called
Al Gillette of Helioff, who, while un for the car, and found it gone. It
known here, comes well recommended. was later found near the Christian
Ellingsworth always fights hard, and 1 church, but who left it there, is the
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whoever he meets will know he has j mystery.
been in a scrap.
The cash store of Conover & Con-
Admission $1.26; $1.60 and $2.00. I over in this city was entered some
Seats on sale at Rialto on Oct. 6 at time Sunday night last from a win
8:30.
DR. P. J. SHARP
dow that was pried open by the burg-
j lars, and between three and four dol
DR. E. S. ADAMS
lars in small change was taken from
DENTISTS
' the till. The robbery was discovered
early Monday morning, blit so far as Natl. Bldg.
Both Phones
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Miller and Mr. ' ascertained no goods were taken.
Since the water was turned on
and Mrs. G. A. Martin spent a few
• through the new water pipe, it is re
days last week at the state fair.
Mrs. Frank Heyd nnd J. W. Heyd j ported that several hot water tanks
DAVID ROBINSON
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. have gone “hay wire,” caused it is
Heyd. who is in a Portland hospital. alleged, by the increased water pres-
Physician and Surgeon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shipley have mov ' sure. Some of the tanks, however,
National Building
ed back to town after spending the were old and worn, and will have to
be replaced.
summer at Pacific City.
Oregon
Deputy G. M. Edgar F. Allen and Tillamook
Mrs. W. H. Swindle visited relativ
| C. O. Roskey are in the city in the in-
es in Salem the last of hte week.
Mrs. Emmett Bales was a Port terests of the establishment of a
| lodge of the A. O. U. W. in Tillamook.
land visitor over the week end.
Mrs. Linn Garner and baby daugh Mr. Allen has the matter in charge, I
CHIROPRACTIC
ter left Wednesday morning for Buhl, and Mr. Roskey, who is master of In
THE BETTER WAY TO
Idaho, where they will join Mr. Gar dustry lodge, Portland, is assisting
ner. They were accompanied us far for a few days.
HEALTH
Mr. Allen states “that the A. O; U.
as Portland by Mrs. Garner’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dodge. The Garners W. of Oregon has n state record of
44 years in business, without a single
are taking up farming in Idaho.
DR. H. L. BABB
Mrs. Jean LaLonde left Tuesday unpaid claim; and that he has a sat i
CHIROPRACTOR
morning for Portland whore she has isfactory explanation for every action
of the grand lodge, but never an
secured a positon.
Mrs. Summerville and daughter of apology.” It is learned that the pro
Both Telephone*
San Francisco are visiting for a short spects are good for the establish
ment
of
a
lodge
in
this
cty.
time with Mrs. Summerville’s sister,
211 Tillamook. Building
The Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Mrs. Milas.
society
will
meet
Thursday
afternoon,
Glenn Leach was a visitor in I’ort-
October 11, at the home of Mrs. Rob
land Saturday.
E. R. Campbell of the Campbell ert Coleman, with Mrs. W. E. Noyes
IL T. Botta
Ceo. P. Winslow
Fire Co., Portland Oregon, was in as leader.
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town a couple of days this week trol
BOTTS & WINSLOW
ling for salmon and visiting with the
Lawyers
fire boys of this city. Mr. Campbell
is agent for the Stutz pumper, and
Oregon
Tillamook
comes over once in a while to look
over the big Stutz in the Tillamook
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engine house.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Baker received a
Jas. Burke, deputy sheriff for the
Cloverdale district, was in town Wed telegram on Monday, informing them
that their son-in-law. Attorney Lee
nesday, attending circuit court.
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M. Travis, had passed away at his
home in Eugene that afternoon. He
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had been sick for nearly three years,
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and his demise did not come as a sur
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prise, for Dr. Kerron had informed the
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family thut the end was near. The |
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deceased was a prominent citizen of I
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1 the University city, and was a grad-
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same rate. All reading notices ♦
Ann Harbor, Mich. When the United
must have “adv.“ attached. No *
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States declared war with Spain he
preferred positions.
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volunteered his services, and joined
the Oregon regiment, going to Maniln
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with the Oregon boys. Before the
regiment returned home he was taken
FOR SALE
down with a serious case of typhoid
fever, and was brought to the Pri- FOR SALE—STAR A STAR CED-
sidio hospital in California.
After
ar Shingles $3.50 delivered. John
being discharged from there he came
Mathers, phone 11-R.
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to Tillamook to recouperate, and 17
E. G.
years ago last July he was married VAUGHAN DRAGSAWS.
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to Miss Lily R. Baker, in this city.
Krebs, mutual phone.
Since then they have made their
home in Eugene, Oregon. Deceased is FOR SALE— 1917 STUDEBAKER
roadster, $75.00, also small electric
survived by his wife, daughter and
generator. Inquire Headlight. Z-
son, and several brothers and sisters.
150
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Mr. and Mrs. Baker left on Tuesday
morning for Eugene to attend the
FOR SALE— WICKER CART AND
funeral.
nursey chair. Mrs. Art Wallace,
Solo Mrs. Dagget; address of wel
come, George Harness, teacher. The RUIT JARS. CHEAP. CALL 106M
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address of the morning will be de
livered by Genera) George A. White, 160 ACRES TIMBER LAND, N.E.
of Salem. The Bible School: The
Qr. Section 26 T. 1 N, R. 10 W. near
Christian Bible school has set goal
Bay City, Oregon. Has value for
for five hundred present on Home-
timber, grazing and water rights.
coming day. Come out and help
Price $2100. A. S. Carswell, Se-
reach the goal.
bastapol, Calif.
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Rev. C. F. Swander, of Portland
will preach both morning and evening TEAM, WEIGHT ABOUT 2600 LB.
“Basket dinner n the basement of
Also wagon and harness. George
the church from 12 to 2 p. m. Please
Crimmona, 410 E. First St
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let every one come with a well filled
basket.”
CORDWOOD, 1« INCH BODY FIR,
"Special Missionary and Endeavor I $8.50 per cord. Leave orders at
speakers will speak in the afternoon j Honey A Heussere Grocery. 9tf
and cvcnng.”
PUPPIES FOR SALE. COLLIE—
Corvallis to let sewer contract.
Shepherd mixed. Fine cattle dogs.
Portland has aluminum products fac
Price males $5.00. Females $2.50.
tory.
Address Box 5, Strassel, Oregon.
Hubbard gets new industry— bam
83 ACRES NEAR DEVIL’S LAKE,
boo tray factory.
along Roosevelt highway, all fence
with barb wire, 15 acres under cult
LOST— A PAIR OF TORTOISE
ivation, small barn and shed on
shell glasses. Either in Conover’s
place, plenty fine spring water, one
cash store or on street. Finde.
mile to factory, one mile to ocean,
leave at Pollyanna shop and receive
one half mile to Lake and school,
reward
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will make fine dairy by now while
land is cheap. $40 an acre cash or
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE MAY
$50 on installment half down and
communicate with Ensign Lee of
rest on 5 per cent. Will take house
the Salvation Army at the White
and lot in Tillamook in trade. J. A.
Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
Dick.
Portland, Oregon.
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W. R. C.
Corinth Relief Corps No. 54, Dept,
of Oregon meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
8 o’clock in the W. O. W. halL
Visitors welcome.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
CORINTH POST NO. »5
Department of Oregon
Meet« on second and on fourth
Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p.m.
in the W. O. W. hall.
J. 8. Diehl, Commander
II W. Speax Adjutant
Chapter, No. 24
R. A. M.
Stated Communication sec-
fourth Tuesdays m
'isltors welcome.
1. E. Kekdson, See.
Johnson
Tillamook Lodge No. 67
A. F. & A. M.
Stated communication sec
ond Wednesday in
each
month.
Visiting Brethern
welcome.
Harvey Ebinger, Sec.
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
Marathon Lodge No.
w 93, Knights of Pythias
Regular meeting Mon
day evening at 7:45
sharp. By order of the
Chancellor Commander
FOR SALE OR TRADE
MY RANCH AT BEAVER OF 28
acres. Ten in berries, stock, mach
inery, etc. Clent King, Tillamook,,
Ore.
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FOR RENT
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
2 blocks from town. 410 4th St. E.
WANTED
BOOKKEEPER OR OFFICE MAN
wants situation, reasonable salary.
Box 703.
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PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAK-
ing. Mrs. A. S. Dorsey, 16 W. 8th
street.
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CALVES—Dont kill the stragglers. I
can use your well marked heifer
calves, Call or phone me at Con-
over’s store. Paul Disney, succes-
sor to J. Merrell Smith "The Calf
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Man.”
WANTED TO BUY
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual
phone.
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