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keL grocery store, bath house and off-
a great ampithoatre. the tract ex­
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tends from th» boach to the moont- ice buudinga- There also is a large
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paring the roadbed, e»c.. or in ease
no funds are required, or for any
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manner
for general road improvement; pre
ruled, that is counties of over 10u,0*0
population, according to the United
States census of 1930, the hoard of i
county commissioners may deposit ■
their portion or any part thereof of
the funds arising under this act, or
any other county fund, with the state
treasurer to be expended by and un >
der tb* direction of the stat» high­
way commission for the laying out,
grading, betterment of paving of
roads outside of any such county but
leading into roads of said county, the
location of said roads to be designat­
there-
ed by said board of county commis­
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sioners; and provided further, that
the state highway commission is here­
by authorised to lay out. grade, bette
or pave said roads.
Section 47. Shipment of Motor Ve­
hicles from State.—It shall be unlaw­
ful for any person, persons, firm or
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corporation to ship on any ocean go­
into the 51500 class, and from that
ing vessels any motor vehicle out of
down U the more modest little home,
the state of Oregon by vessel, boat or
costing $500. They all have the same
by any other character of water craft
beautiful view seaward, and the same
without first obtained a written per­
charming location. Oceanside, it is
mit at the point of shipment, as here­
inafter r-ovided. In cities of 5,00C reported, is held to be the most «»ni.
or more inhabitants, such permit shall tary resort in Oregon and the state
board of health, after inspection, so
be issued by the chief of police, or
other corresponding official, anc in pronounced it There are no shacks.
Dwellings must be painted at least
cities or towns having a population of
two
coats. The water supply comes
l»?ss than 5,000 or in other political
from an uncontaminated mountain
subdivisions of the state, such per­
mit shall be issued by the sheriff of stream a mile away, and is piped in
the county having jurisdiction. Such a four inch wooden main with laterals
that bring it to every dwelling in the
permit shall be issued in triplicate
townsite.
upon forms furnished by the secre­
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tary of state, the duplicate sopy of |
acres,
extending down the beach and
same to be filed with the secretary of
back into the hills. Almost any kind
state, and the triplicate copy to be
retained by the chief of police, sheriff of location can be had. Like the seats
or other official, as the case may be.
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Section 48. Unlawful to Alter
Identification Numbers.—That any
person who shall knowingly buy, sell.»]
receive, dispose, conceal or have in
his possession any motor vehicle as
defined in this act, whose manufact-
urer's serial number or any other
distinguishing number or identifica-
tion mark shall have been removed,
defaced, covered, altered or destroy­
ed for the purpose of concealing or
misrepresenting the identity of the
said motor vehicle, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be >
punished by a fine of not more than
$200 or by imprisonment for not more
than six months, or both.
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Section 49. Notice of Dismantling
and Transfer of Engine.—Before any
person, firm or corporation shall
wreck, dismantle or dissemble any
motor vehicle, or substantially alter
the form thereof, such person, firm o-
corporation shall give notice in writ-
ing upon forms to be furnished by
the secretary of state, of the inten-
tion so to do to the chief of police or
marshal of the city or town in which
such work is to be done, or if such
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work is to be done outside of an in-
corporated city or town, such notice
shall be given to the sheriff of the
county in which the work is to be
done.
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Cards printed in accord with
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There is nothing that gives
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It relieves the
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brings a relaxation that is
as natural as it is beneficial.
Chiropractic spinal
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office have restored health in
a number of cases in the past
few weeks. The sufferers
have been made well of dis­
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throat, lungs, heart, stomach
liver, kidneys, bowels and
lower organs
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It sometimes happens that a
man has a high standard of
health and yet is forced by
pressure of circumstances to
overwork and exhaust him­
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reserves of health.
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Section 50. Special Mark if Origin­
al Mark is Faulty.—Any person who
knowingly has in his possession any
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engine or motor, except a new engin, Q
or motor, transferred with intent that B
the same be installed in a new auto- "
mobile, and whether such transfer be “
made by a manufacturer or dealer or
otherwise, the transferee shall, withir.
three days after such transfer, file (
with secretary of state, upon a blank
to be furnished by the secretary of
state, a notice or report containing
the date of such transfer and a de­
scription. together with the maker's
number of said engine or motor, the 1
name and poetoffice address of the
purchaser, lessee or other transferee. ‘
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A-.—» hall, where "the poetry of mo­
tion" may be indulged by those » ho
level. and from almost every part,
j like that healthful and happy recr*.
there is outspread that grand view of
mother ocean. Mary Tillamook peo­ ation
Leading It«» Oroansidi to Netart?
ple have handsome beach homes here 1» a planked road, with bridge* and
and others are preparing to build in culvaru. a distance of two miles. This
the near future. Portland. McMinn­ u a county road, the proprietor* pay­
ville and other ealiey towns are rep­ ing their rest of construction. This
resented. and even far away Spokane road later will be extended past Cape
is included, with a neat little bunga Mears to a connection with the Bay
low.
ore«: road, which ii to be finished
Maxwell point has been tunneled during the coming year, thu« making
and a passage about 2<X* feet tn
a loop road about £t miles in extent
length gives access from the south from Tillamook, via Netarts, and
side to the north aide of the point, home via Baypcean. WTien complet­
where one emerges upon a beach ed this wül be the most popular seen
strewn with water agates and moue- ic drive in the county, and one which
stones and other beautiful specimens w-.’l be utilized largely by Tillamook
of nature’s handiwics. Up the beach
people, and tourists generally
a short quarter of a mile is Arch
The exploitation of the Tillamook I
rock, with others of its kind isolated
beaches has just begun. Already its
from the mainland by the incoming
many beaches have made this county
tides: but human ingenuity can cir­
one of the most popularly sought in
cumvent even the tides for in this
Oregon
Ils beaches ar» growing
case Rosenberg brothers have a cabie
yearly by leaps and bounds and any
bridge that leads from the beach to
money spent by th»’ county to link
one of the group, which has beer,
these beaches up with the outside
named Angel Cake rock, and by world, will add millions of dollar» to j
trusting this means of communication,
this county in tourist revenue. The
which is about 25< feet in length, one taxable ass«tst* of the county will I
is able to reach the rock and connect thus abundantly repay such invest-1
at low tide with Short beach, which
ment in roads.
is also famed for its pretty agates,
making a beach extension that can­
Kimbal’s ice cream in any quant­
not be excelled by any beach on the
ity at any un»e at The Eldee.—Adv.
coast, and which is full of interest,
and almost kaleidscopic changes, as
one passes over it. in quest of scenic
values. These scenes varied as they
are. continue on north to the promon­
tory upon which Cape Mears light
sheds its warning of red and white
flashes to the lonely mariner in the
darksome night. The white tower at
Cape Mears is plainly visible from
Maxwell point.
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To return to Oceanside proper, the
town contains a restaurant, fish mar-
ains. gradually rising from the sea­
other realtor, no funds are required
for the purpooe. then the money*
ma* be used m the discretion of the
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NOVEMBER
November is upon us; and with it comes a host
of things to think about. The new year, for
one thing, will be with us before we know it i
hat are Y 0U going to do xrith your new year-
November and December are planning months i
the time to plan what objective we shall set
up ior next year. When you are ready to ph*0
bii your business, farm or personal hna!}5?
come in and talk it over with us here at the Til*'
amook County Bank.
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