¡FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
SUPERVISION
AND KFIGl'I \- again operating after shutdown of a
| will have to be constructed on the
T1ON OF TRANSPORTATION OF year.
Corvallis—New brick building to go
Those who are wearing Nu Bone
PERSONS AND PROPERTY
present grounds and buildings torn
Total sum turned over to all states
up at Second and Jackson, scene of corset; are perfectly satisfied and will
down if they do not blow down in
FOR COMPENSATION
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containing national forests during fis­
recent fire.
wear no other. Sold by Eva Jeffers
winter. The question is: "Do the
cal
year
1923
from
revenues
derived
Section 1. Definitions.— (a) The
n^Lftet be deemed sufficient for the
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You
get
Sealright
Ice
cream
con­
people
wish
their
money
expended
on
Millinery store on First street and
totaled the sum of $1,321,422, a re­
^Kurnose of registration of such ve- act, means a corporation, company, cord year.
second avenue.—Adv.
north or the extreme south end of the property belonging to someone else, tainers at The Eldee.—Adv.
term “corporation,” when used in this
thereof.
county is no reason why he should when they have property of their
|Kicle or
association or a joint stock associ­
own for this purpose?”
LIMB Hl RTS COATS LOGGER
not be interested in the fair It is a
■H Section 51. Declared to Be Police ation; (b) the term ’“person.” when
4. The fair has grown so large in
K^rers.—The provisions of this act used in this act, means an individual,
county institution, and county pride
the past few years that the present
While working in the logging camp should
^Kontained «re declared to be an ex­ firm or a copartnership; (c) the term
be behind it. Some of the buildings are no longer suited for the
M^rcise of the police powers of the "transportation company,” when used of A. F. Coats, about seven miles
FISH AND SEA FOODS. ICE IN SM \l L QUANTITIES
staunchest
supporters of the fair are occasion. During the past fair one-
Mgute of Oregon, and this act shall b< in this act, means every corporation from town, Tuesday forenoon, Peter
half
of
our
exhibitors
were
in
the
men
who
live
at
some
distance
from
Bell
59-J
R. B. HAYS, Prop.
lEnev :i
'be “Oregon motor vehicle or person their lessees, trustees, re­ Luthi was struck by a falling limb,
Tillamook.
This county which is ooeu because suitable space under
inflicting
damages
to
his
nose
and
WWWIdldBi
ceivers or trustees appointed by any
growing as never before, cannot af­ cover was not available.
■ Se.tioi -Turpwc and Object.— court whatsoever, owning, controlling face. Dr. R. E. Ringo sewed up ford to reneg on any proposition that
5. Regulating traffic and providing
, ..bject and intent of this operating or managing any motor ve­ Luthi’s nose and attended to the other
will advertise and advance the in-i parked space for automobiles on the
Hart is ' provide a comprehensive sys- hicle, motor truck, motor bus, bus wounds which, while painful, were terests of the whole county.
We present grounds has become a big
M^n,
th, regulation of all motor trailer, semitrailer or other trailer in not serious.
have adopted a “go-ahead” policy, problem and those of you who drive
Hgnd 'th,! vehicles in this state, ex- ness of transportation of persons or
and it has been productive of good machines realize this fact.
FIREMAN IS INJI RED
pt tli;P nothing herein contained connection therewith used in the busi-
results to the whole county.
6. A larger race track and grand­
Hbha: b' '!l' '"e'1 1,1 “I’I'Iy to the regis- property or as a common carrier for
The positive man in any commun­ stand is needed and not enough space
Rader
Johnson,
a
member
of
the
General line of
■trn’-ee . .i.en.-ilig of United States compensation over any public high­
■ ffevi't.::
owned motor vehicles and way in this state between fixed term­ fire department, sustained a rupture, ity is the one who looks ahead for is available to build on the present
Hu, tra,' oti engines, farm tractors, ini, or over regular or irregular while out drilling with the company the best interests of the whole coun­ grounds.
The fair board does not wish to in­
■roll..
tire wagons, fire engines, routes not operating exclusively with­ last Wednesday night He reached ty; The negative man is one who
opposes everything that does not
■jl.vu. I .ha«"<1 baby buggies. .Mo- in the limits of an incorporated city [ around on the fire engine to adjust personally benefit him. Don’t line up crease the taxes in Tillamook county,
unnecessarily, but they do believe
■tor vJ:i - motorcycles, trailers and or town; (d) the term“public high­ some part of its mechanism, while he
■sen..':
-wned and operated by way,” when used in this act, means was in a twisted condition, and im­ with the non-progressives. They are that you should know the facts.
Mowing Machines, Discs and Harrows
not constructive forces in any com-
The question will be decided on
■ th,
' ' 'r. gon, or cities, counties rii-iy public street, road, highway or mediately became sick. Dr. Robinson,
| munity. If they had won out in the November 6th. If you believe in hav­
city
health
officer
was
called
to
the
■er <■'!, ,• ■l.tical subdivisions of this way in this state; (e) the words "for
past, we would now have no good ing a fair that will build up with the
Tillamook, Oregon
Both Phones
■«tat, shall be exempt from the pro- compensation” shall be deemed to engine room, and examined Johnson,
roads, and none of the improvements county as the county progresses,
and
t.*j
him
that
he
was
suffering
'
■ vim . '
las act requiring payment mean transportation of any person
It is thought that that follow good roads.
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vote 302 x yes.
■of r<g:.-t-ation fees, except as herein- for hire or the carrying of any freight from rupture.
Johnson
will
be
able to be around
Following are the reasons adduced
■aftn in this section provided; but or article of commerce for hire in I
soon.
by the County Fair Board why you
■all sri !; motor vehicles motorcycles, any motor vehicle; provided, that the I
Our ice cream has a different flav­
should
vote the small one mill tax on or. The Eldee.—Adv.
■traneis atid semitrailers shall t>e reg- public service commission may ex-1
election day; they are worthy of
■istetcJ as herein required ami shall empt from the operation of this act!
your consideration:
■display registration number plates, the transportation of freight or pass­
1. Tillamook county owns 90 acres
■provided by the secretary of state. engers by motor vehicles in rural I
Nothing in the line of food is more distasteful than
of land purchased for fair grond pur­
■Application for registration of such communities not done on a commer-1
poor meat. Our constant endeavor is to furnish you
_
International Live I poses from which they are deriving
■vehicies hall be made in the regular cial basis;
(f) the term "motor vehi-1 The Pacific
with fresh, government inspected meats, the kind
m * thi/
’aZ _____
¡hall | SU*k ^Position has finished its pro-! no benefit, at the same time paying
Price* of alt (404)
■mams’ as in this act prescribed and de,” when'used
i
__ _____
that
you can eat and enjoy.
I
gram
of
days.
It
is
as
follows
:
rent
to
the
Southern
Pacific
for the
■a fee of $1. together with such appli- mean every self-propelled vehicle I
Bcati i shall be forwarded to the sec­ ’moving over the highways of this I Saturday, Nov. 3—Children's Day, use of the present grounds.
retary of state and all such motor ve- state excepting road rollers, farm | and all school children are admitted
2. Each year a considerable amount
i
r ricca 01
*
of money is expended on the present
■hicles shall display license number tractors, tractor engines, fire extin-1 [free of charge on that day.
I
; Goodyear Tifea
LOUIE LOLL, Butcher
1919 1920 1921 19221921
■plat, - as required for other motor ve- guishing engines and police ampu-1 Sunday, Nov. 4—Chiaffarelli’s band ■ grounds getting them in shape to
■hicles licensed under this act.
lances: provided, that every motor ve-1 | of 40 pieces will give two classical ' make it safe to hold a fair. This
| sacred concerts, and the exhibits will has to be repeated each year and the
■ Section 53.. Administrative Ex pen hicle equipped with more than four I
be in place and can be viewed.
at the way
money that is used for this should be
■aes. Field Deputies and Inspeetors; (4) wheels shall be declared to be a
Monday, Nov. 5—This has been expended into something permanent
Goodyear
Tire
motor
vehicle
used
in
connection
with
I
■How provided for and Paid.—The
named Fraternal Society and Civic | on the new grounds.
prices have been
■secretary of state shall purchase the a trailer or semitrailer. (Laws 1921,1
kept consistently
I Club Day. and all the activities of the I 3. It is only a question of two or
■necessary stationery, record books, Special Session, Chap. 10.)
lower than the aver­
exposition
start.
Horse
show
in
the
No other butter
Section 2. Unlawful to Operate
three years before more buildings
■number plates, badges, postage and
age
for all commod­
evening
and
during
the
remainder
of
;
seems
to be quite so
■provide for the printing and other Without complying with Act.—No I the week.
ities. Then think of
■neces-ary and incidental expenses and corportation or person, as defined in I
good
as
the famous
the
improvements
Tuesday, Nov 6—Governors’ Day. |
’LIT!-FOOT’
■employ the necessary clerical assis- section 1 of this act, their lessees, I Four or five governors are expected.; <
Linn Butter. Cof­
represented by that
Itance to fully carry out the objects trustees, receivers or trustees ap­ This is also Editors* Day.
finest of all Good­
fees; our fine bulk
land purposes of this act, and he is pointed by any court whatever shall
years, the new
DANCE
FLOOR
Wednesday,
Nov.
7
—
Farm
Bureau
[
coffee
at 35 and 40c
■authorized to employ a chief field operate any motor vehicle, motor and Grange Day. The former organ- (
Goodyear Cord. De­
WAX
per
lb.
are winners;
bus,
bus
trailer
semitrailer
or
other
■deputy or inspector at a monthly sal-
spite this, prices are
irlTCB smooth, slid-
ization holds a convention in this city
The best grades of
extra values on Friday.
laryof not to exceed $200 and such trailer in connection therewith for this day and the day following.
n< finish to hard
37% lower now than
or soft-wood floor«.
in 1920, and 30%
■other field deputies or inspectors as the transportation of persons or prop­
bulk and package teas are all that we stock. Apples:
Thursday, Nov. 8—Washington Day.
NO ACID. GREA11
lower than in 1914.
Ihe may deem advisable, not exceed- erty for compensation on any public Excursions are expected from Puge, |
OR DUST.
This is Apple Week, we have a fine lot at low prices.
This is the time to
linc six in number, at a monthly sal- highway in this state except in ac­
Your druggist has
Buy a box now. Pears: Only a few boxes left of
Sound
and
other
parts
of^he
Ever
­
ft.
If
not.
send
us
buy
Goodyears.
lary of not to exceed $150 each togeth­ cordance with the provisions of this
stamps, 75c for one-
green State.
I
those
fine D’Anjou pears at only $1.70 per box. New
pound package.
Ag Goodyear Service Station
er with the actual and necessary ex- act. (Laws 1921 Special Session,
Friday, Nov. 9—Oregon Day. Sim-I
Dealerg we sell and recom­
I
CLARICE.
stock
of Citron, Lemon, Orange Peel and Dried
Chap.
10.)
Ipens, « of such field deputies and in-
mend the new Goodyear
WOODWARD
ilar excursions are looked for from .
Cords with the beveled All-
DRUG Co.,
Fruits
just received.
lipectors in the enforcement of the
I
Weather
Tread
and
back
various points in the Willamette val­
(Continuad next week)
them up with standard
Iprov - As of this act, and he is here­
ley.
J
Goodyear Service
I by authorized and directed to pay
LAMARS DRUG STORE
SUNSET GARAGE
Saturday, Nov. 10—Portland Day. I
[any claims therefor in the manner­
[provided by law out of the moneys
I WILL BUY YOUR
|received under the provisions of this
E. G. ANDERSON
Eugene
—
Construction
to
start
soon
act; such field deputies and inspec-
CALVES
and
HIDES
[tors shall have, for the purposes of on $69,000 business building.
Let me know what you have.
Roseburg—Work of Installing Pew
enforcement of this act, the powers
now or hereafter vested by law in street lighting system started.
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­
PAUL DISNEY
Hood River—Butler Banking Co. to vallis, October 31,—Gerald Stark of MUTUAL PHONE
peace officers, and may exercise said
BELL 453-J
(powers in any portion of the state or build $70,000 home.
Tillamook is a member of Tau Sigma
Eugene—7,000,000 trout raised this Phi, local fraternity, which has been
of any political subdivision thereof,
but soley in the enforcement of the season in local state hatchery on Me- granted Tau chapter of Tau Kappa
Epsilon, national fraternity. This
provisions of this act. Any officer Kenzie river.
St. Helens postoffice is now in sec- will be the eighteenth national on the
whose duty it may be to arrest vio­
campus.
lators of any of the provisions of ond class.
Oregon Jersey cattie being shipped
Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded at
this act when in pursuit of a violator
or suspected violator of same, and un­ to Hawaiian islands to start herds Illinois Wesleyan university in 1899. Work left before 9 p. m. will
Tau chanter of "Teke” is the second
able to arrest such viodator or sus­ there.
Portland— Willamette Steel Pipe chapter west of Iowa, the other chap­ be ready at 3 p. m. the fol­
pected violator into whatever terri-
ter being at the University of Calif­ lowing day. Prints finished
the territory over which the jurisdic­ of incorporation.
Scappoose—Fall Creek Lumber Co. ornia. Installation will take place on glossy or dull paper as
tion of such officer extends, shall be,
and is hereby
authorized to con- Co., $100,000 company, files articles Christmans vacation.
you prefer for the same
Tau Sigma Phi was founded in price.
tinuouly pursue such violator or sus­ building 50,000-ft. daily capacity saw­
December, 1920, at Poling hall. It
pected viodator into whatever terri­ mill.
Eugene building permits breaking had 10 members and was then kr^iwn AT KOCH’S DRUG STORE
tory in this Btate may be reasonably
necessary to effect the apprehension all records. Will reach million-dollar as Deschutes club. In January, 1922,
it moved to its present house and
and arrest of same and to arrest such mark before year is over.
Marshfield gets new business block. received a local charter in September,
violator or suspected violator where-
Riddle—Riddle Lumbebr Co. mill 1922.
ev"t he may be overtaken.
motor VEHICLE laws
ALL ARE INTERESTED
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THE SEINE
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A. W. Plank Hardware I
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
and Glass
MEATS OF QUALITY
PAC.-INTERNATIONAL
ISSUES ITS PROGRAM
THE SATISFACTION MARKET
BUI 1ER
NOTES OF PROGRESS
THE SATISFACTION STORE
LOCAL 0. A. C. MAN
JOINS FRATERNITY
BELLS KODAK
SHOP
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THE COLISEUM
SUNDAY-MONDAY NOV. 4-5
THI RSDAY-FRIDAY. NOV. *19
THOMAS MEIGHAN in
60c AN HOUR
%
HOMEWARD BOUND
s
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Taken from “The Light to Leeward” by Peter
B. Kyne. A breezy yarn o’ the sea.
SNUB POLLARD COMEDY
THE DRIVIN’ FOOL
Featuring Alec B. Francis, Wally Van and
Patsy Ruth Miller. If you like speed, Sus­
pense,, thrills and romance, just try to keep up
with the action in "The Drivin’ Fool.”
The Covered Pushcart
International News
'=
When you want to convert your entire
holdings into cash by way of auction
Sale, it will be to your advantage to
see me. Plaese ask for a date before
you get out your bills. Call me at
Tillamook Bakery, Phone 101.
.1. H. NASH
Program confirmation not received on this
date, but a good feature is warranted.
CARMEN JR. 2-reel Century com­
edy
NOTE: Remember only
four changes of program
each week
— not rightfully used by
any other organization.
Measure your boots
by the seasons’ wear!
ERVICE over many seasons:
Thia, alone, is the real test of rub­
S
ber footwear. Measure your boot
Stationeiy
The Kind that appeals
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6-7
AUCTIONEER
Featuring Walter Hiers, Jacqueline Logan
and Charles Ogle. It’s a mile-a-minute joy
ride of wholesome comedy.
HOLY SMOKE, 2-reel comedy
I M* is the one
— rotami ami g
to You
PRICE
50c to $3.00
values by the “season stick.” Gold
Seal Footwear will successfully stand
up under the gruelling war against
wear—as it has since the pioneer days
of the Northwest.
The rugged ply-on-ply construction
of new para rubber reinforced at
points of greatest strain is respon­
sible for their long life.
Goodyear
Built with broad instep, they insure
foot comfort and ease of action. W,
guarantee they will not crack.
Good Pacific Coast stores can fit you
with Gold Seal Rubber Footwear.
You’ll also appreciate Gold Seal
Oiled Clothing.
We are the original and only Good­
year Rubber Company. Portland and
San Francisco.
Gold
Seal
Rubber Footwear