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UNLAWFUL TO ALTER
YOUR
FRIDAY, NOVE
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
AUTOMOBILE
f«r
speak to the young people.
,hc ? '
Tick Baldwin and wife of Wheat on business.
<
Riothcr ness.
and the hook-up is changed almost
Preaching at 11 a. m.
An old time Tillamooker say» that Swander of Portland will be with us.
daily—the only time it is not changed land drove down to sfu-nd Sunday
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if we get no extremely cold weather
being when our would-be radio genius with O D. Baldwin.
METilolHST (RV^
Brother
Hitton
will
preach.
_
Sunday
F. D Watevus of Haddon is build . during November, that we may look
has h» k>ug day off and goes fishing.
Sunday -ch
jWhiie be is aoing that he is figur:r.g ing a MxfiO garage and intends to for a mild «inter. “See how close I evening will close the fail meeting, so Sunday aeboo
out S"v changes and the rest of us open about ti acre» in an auto camp com* to it," said the weather prophet. let every member be present
but we will try and
»»i i»
Worship with us. and enjoy th< few more Sunday? ■* ’ «-Ï
are mere or lass patiently trying to ground, having same ready for th«|
music as well as the sermons
ture in' under the latest eombinauon. summer aeaoor. a
in th* new church.
R. E Myers is home from ins jol
“For our magr avox’ or “loud-speak
The public invited Strangers al-
Morning service at
er" our would-be genius has fastened at Salmon berry
ways feel at home at the Christian Subject, 'Th.
ri.ua 1^
Mrs. G. A. Boldnck left far Gaston
me ear piece of a head-set to an old
REFORMED CHl’RCH
Man.”
church.
phonc<raph horn, and at times your to spend the wirier with her
GEORGE HARNESS. Minister.
Epworth 1
at « »at
Sunday school at 10 a. m
station comes ia so loud that it is daughter.
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study on piay.r has km*
Morning
Worship
at
11
o'clock.
almost as if the orchestra was is the ( C. W. Ross, the school clerk,
esting AU young peoph g,
EPISCOPAL CHVRCH
Subject: “Temptation and Deliver i
room, and too loud to be really taking th* school census this week.
and «rill b* mad «.icon*.
ance
”
Special
music
by
the
choir
pleasant, so that we have to quiet it
Archdeacon J C. Black will hold
Evening Service at
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and
male
quartette.
down and the room is about 20 feet
m-rvieM next Sunday as follows:
Subject, “Th- K.nt Vefi.«
Gome
and
worship
with
us.
by 30 feet Judging by results we
pleasant valley
8:00 a. m., holy communion; 10:00 lie is invited u worship ,
At 2 p. m th* pastor will conduct
think our would-be genius. Terry by
a m . church school; 11:00 a. m., holy Com* snd »•« «11 do th« |
sen-ices
at
Mohler.
name, has made a pretty stagger at
W G UENKAEMPER, Pastor. communion and sermon; 7:30 p. m., afford you an . ,■;■. rumfcy u
Ear! Proett of Salem is visiting
building a radio set. for your concert
evening prayer and sermon, “What
SIMPSON HAMMr
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relative«
in
this
place.
last night, when you played •'God
Mr.
and
Mrs
Chas.
Fleck
returned
’
CHI RCH OF THE NAZARFNE
Save the King" as the closing Dum
ber. came in so clearly that there was Tuesday from a short visit with rela
\\\ w.
On Thursday November 1st. a great
tives at Brook. ?
not the slightest interference.
Revival
Campaign
will
begin
in
the
Mr. and Mrs Ted Caloun and ‘
«
“If you care to acknowledge re-
church of th* Naiarene. Rev. J. E.
ceipt of this letter by radio, we wil! children of Portland spent the week
Hutcheson and wife, singing evange
be listening in on Saturday evening end with Mr. and Mrs. John Graf
1. B Moore left Monday for Sarnia. I lists, assisted by th* pastor, «rill con
from 8:30 P. M. Pacific time or 9 30
P. M. Mountain time. until you close Canada, to visit a brother who is duct th* service*.
Service each evening at 7 30 Sun-
down for the night at your 10 o'clock seriously ill.
_ _ at 11 a m , 2:30 and I 7:30 p m
W
Edson
and
fswuly
’
have
moved
day
“Again thanking you for the pleas
Th*
Gospel
of full salvaton. as
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ure you have already green us. and from Blaine to the Theiier place
¡y
purchased.
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preached
by
Wesley
Whitefield. As
which
they
recen
wishing you every success. I remain,.
building
a garage
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_ bury. FM <nd f inner will be pre-
Alex Walker ia I
Yours very tm’y. Chief. Tillamook
GREATER AND GRANDER THAN EVffl
* sealed in sermon and song.
on his property here.
(Oregon) Fire x. partment"
“Come thou with us and we will do
Mr and Mrs Lee Lane and child-
ren spent th* week-end at the Jones thee good.
G S. HUNT. Pastor.
parental home near Neu-feerg.
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The Pleasant Culley prangt h*.-
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHVRCH
changed the night meeting from the
ROCKAWA r
first Wednesday of each month to the i Next Lord's day is the last day of
Mrs. Leslie Small and little daugh first Thursday of each mouth at 8 the special meetings and also to be
ter of St Jones are the guest of Mrs. o'clock.
the one great day of victory in
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Desmond and
Ida Miller.
church.
Mrs C. W Ross and Mrs Rita Mrs. Clifford Thomas visited Mr and
Governor Pierce is to address
Mrs.
S.
C.
Woods
in
Tillamook
last
Myers spent a few days at Salmon-
Every Man’s Class at 10 a. m in the
Sunday
berry with their husbands.
Coliseum, there will be a special pro
Henry Kuhie of Portland dropped
gram. It will be woman's day in the
in for a few days to shoot ducks.
class. Don't fail to hear the music
Captain Leslie Ross, wife and fam
and the Governors address.
ily of Boston, Mass, are visiting their
The Governor will also visit the
parents. C. W. Ross of Saltair. Cape.
Buell Woods left this week for Bible School for a few minute, and
Ross drove a Maxwell from Boston. Pendleton. where he has a job in a
Mass, to Rockaway, Oregon a dis- gurage He is making the move on
ance of 3,660 miles in 21 days, travel account of his health and if ht find.-
ing only by day.
that he has been benefitted by the
Matt Gray, Queen Gray. Mrs. change. his fami:y will join him.
Rathmrild and Mrs. Lawrence read
Ryan, of the upper Wilson
about the high tide and came down
to Bee if it did any damage.
CHURCH NOTES
•P-
CANADIAN RADIO
IS FAVORITE HERE
The beys at the Fire department
get Calgary. Alberta on the radio
almost every night, and like its pro
grams.
The f«¡lowing is a copy of a letter
of appreciation. recently sent in by
Chief Coates:
"The musk from
CFCN comes in so clearly that the
boys of the Tillamook Fire Depart
ment do not have to wait for the now
familiar voice of CFCN to know
where it is coming from and it is
only fitting that I should write you
a letter of appreciation for the mar.y
of your concerts which we have had
the pleasure of listening to. On Sun
day morning October 28th. some of
the boys were taking it all in’ until
3 A M Pacific time, enjoying your
piano concert with Hallock A Watsor.
of Portland.
“We also heard your announcement
of the Firemen’s Annual Ball on Nov
ember 2nd. and if it is not too much
trouble, you can tell Chief Gappy
Smart that were it not for sc many
intervening ranges
of mountains.
Chief Coates of Tillamook. Oregon,
and his whole gang would surely be
there.
“For your information, Tillamook
is or the Pacific Coast, about <H>
miles west of Portland. Oregon, and
50 miles South of the Columbia river,
and your station comes in just as
clearly as any. and better than most.
Sometimes we have a little difficulty
in separating it from KPO of San
Francisco or the Los Angeles stations,
when you are or. the air at the same
tune.
“Our receiving set is home made,
operated by such person witn suck
officer; provided, that in such case
the officer making such arrest shall
give a receipt in writing far such
sum or vehicle and notify such per
son to appear before the most accesa-
ble magistrate, naming him. on that
or the following day. specifying the
place and hour.
In case security
shall be deposited as in this section
provided, it shall be returned to the
person forthwith on suck person be- .
ing admitted to bail.
Section 41. Penalties for Violations.
Any person who violates any of the
provisions of this art or who fails to
provide himself with the proper limit,
license or licenses prescribed herein,
shall, upon conviction thereof, or up
on entering a plea of guilty to a com
plaint or indictment chargng him
with the violation of any of the pro
visions if this art. unless otherwise
provided in this act, be punshed by
a fine of not to exceed four hundred
dollars ($400). or by mprisonment in
the county jail not to exceed one
year, ar both such fine and imprison
ment. in the discretion of the court.
The court before whom such convic
tion may be had. may also, in its
discretion, and as a part of the pun
ishment for violation of this act, sus
pend, for a period not to exceed one
year, thv license or permit of the
person so convicted.
Justices of
peace and district judges are hereby
given concurrent jurisdiction with cir
cuit courts U try anc dispose uf vio
lations of the provisions of this act.
Local magistrates, within their re
spective jurisdictions, are also hereby
given the power to permanently re
voke any license referred U. herein
upon conviction of the licensee of a
violation of any ordnance having for
its purpose the regulations of traffic
or the operation of motor vehicles,
when such ordinance is not inconsis
tent with the provisions of this act
Section 42. Disposition of lines.—
All fines and penalties collected under
the provisions of this art for viola
tions thereof shall be paid by the
court or judicial officer collecting the
aam* to the city treasurer of any in
corporated city or town, if such con
viction be had in the police court, and
to the county treasurer of the county, I
if such conviction be had in a justice,'
district or state court, and shall be,
by the city or county treasurer re
ceiving such fine, credited to the road
fund of the county or street fund of
the city, as th* case may be; provided,
that whenever such fines or penalties
result from prosecutions initiated by
or from arrest« or complaints made
by any state traffic officer, deputy ■
inspector, member of the state high
way commission, or by any deputy or
assistant or employe of th* state
highway commission appointed by
said commission under th* provisions
of section 4432. Oregon Lews as
amended by c hapter 9, General Laws
of Oregon, 1921, then in any such (
events th* penalty and fin*, exclusive
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