•r> ' FRIDAY, 4 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT T Easton and Mildred Smith on the ried the ball deep into Astoria's terri- hold, the flirtatious Frenchman, the 19th. Also E. A. Hollowell and Jen- tory but could not put across another rich Count, and the bashful Major. touchdown. For the first time this The admission will te 50 and 35 cents. nit Cooper of Mohler, on the 17th. Carl Haberlach and wife are leav­ L J. Todd has just completed a ' year the local team made yardage, Remember the date! Watch for ad­ ing this Thursday for Washington, big barn for Charles Kunze at the I consistently for one whole half. It vertisements! D. C. Carl Haberlach, A. F. Coats Mohler tideland project. Next week i looks like the team has a good chance and Russell Hawkins, wen- appointed On Friday the high school students with Newberg next Friday, if the Mr. Todd will start a big barn on the a committee to appear before the Lamb place near Cloverdale. same brand of ball is displayed then were delightfully entertained by a Board of Engineers at Washington as was put up the last half at Astoria group of first grade beginners under L. C. Henry» and Clyde Mason, both on December 4 in regard to the re­ in the last period. of Seaside, were in the city Monday the direction of their music instructor. hearing of the improvement by the No injuries were sustained in last attending the K. P. convention. Miss Church. Government of the lower bay. Mr. Saturday's game so with a good week The Methodist Aid society met at and Mrs. Haberlach are going by way Work has begun on the operetta of practice a hard fast game will be of San Francisco and Las Angeles the home of Mrs. Jake Breeden last displayed next Friday. To date Tilla- “The Smuggleman" to be given by as there is considerable business to Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Will Heas- nu.uk has not won a game so with the the grade schooi. be looked after regarding the cheese. ton assistant hostess. A large num last scheduled H. S. game of the sea­ They expect to be gone until about ber of women were present and werv i son coming up, the team is ready to busy with their needle work, Re- the 12 of December. retrench itself from a shut out this Mr. Burdette, a Mr. Knowles and freshments were served. In the busi- ¡ season. * ness meeting it was voted to have no W. H. Muers, the latter proprietor of For Tillamook it would be hard to (Continued from page 1) the Oregon hotel, Portland, were more regular meetings until January say who w*. the outstanding player third when the society will meet with hare last Sunday, guests of the Leach I as every man played real ball in the is quite probable that the county brothers, who took them duck hunt­ their president, Mr». Geo. Winslow last half. All times from taekle to court will order a survey of the above 1 and election of officers for the new ing, with the result that 106 ducks tackle the line held tight and Astoria route, and that this county will have year will take place. were put out of flying commission. of the survey. Washington charge 1 The leaders of the different sections , could not gain thru it. The boys hunted along the bay. paid for the survey of the Tippin and Maxwell were the prin- county 1 are to call their side together soon Miss Vera Clark spent Sunday with and prepare their contributions for cipal ground gainers for Tillamook Wilson river route last summer, so her parents in Wheeler. Miss Clark the bazaar to be held December it will be up to this county to The honor roll for the second month that 1 is stenographer and typist at the Rol- eighth. of the school term is as follows: Cam- 1 make the next survey, when the coun­ lie Watson insurance office. ille Haltom, Rose Loyd, Edith Nor­ ties will probably decide which route Ethel Anderson, Eunice Swenson, i the best and the most economical Cottage Grove plans to increase berg, Corinne Stranahan, Henry Ber- is ' construction. Elda Archibald, La Verne Holden, Alta storage capacity of city’s water sup- key. Joseph Heyd, Chas. Thomas, Lois of One thing that augurs well for the Simmons and Vera Clark visited ply- Knight, Bernice Himes. Fern Brown­ lee, Agnes Arney, Carvus Artrip, < choosing and improvement of a short Oceanside beach last Friday evening, and enjoyed a beach picnic. Louis Himes.Mabel Anderson. Corde- or 1 direct line of highway from Port­ to Tillamook, is the great inter­ Rosenberg brothers are placing lia Oatfield. Margaret Ross. Beatrice land 1 that is now being made manifest about twenty five new concrete camp Sheldon, Marion Lamb, Muriel Wiley, est 1 stoves for the use of tourists and Octavia Ware, Catherine Smith, Hel­ in both Washington and Tillamook for the completion of a short those who come with tents, to their en Jordan, Veda Smith, Lunetta Pol- counties 1 In a loosely played football game ' lock.Thelma Hoover, Rowena Hanson, highway from Portland to the coast. beach resort at Oceanside. The ovens The matter of a connection with the are construced with special reference last Saturday Astoria high defeated . Catherine Gabriel. “Why Smith Left Home” is ai Roosevelt highway is a matter of to camp cooking, and will be appreci­ Tillamook 20 to 7. In the first half ated by the traveling public. the game was all Astoria's, She! 1 sprightly comedy by Geo. Broadhurst. I It has enjoyed signal success both in Albert Hall of Nehalem was in the scored all her points in that half. city Tuesday last. T. H. S. won the toss and elected England and in America, and has ATTENTION John Fox of Cloverdale was in the to kick. On the muddy field the ball been given successfully by many col­ city Tuesday. only went 10 yards where an Astoria leges and high schools. The plot is F. A. Emery of Mohler was a coun­ man fell on it. From the mid-field just complicated enough to hold the ty seat visitor Tuesday last. recovery Astoria went around Tilla­ interest and to develop extremely New music studio to open here C. W. Barrick was called to Port- mook with sweeping end runs for the humerous situations. The characters soon. Enroll now for spring term. land on lodge business last Tuesday. first touchdown Try for point was are rich types and are being cleverly Courses in vocal, piano and har mony. Accredited teacher. For C. J. Neff of the Netherland hotel successful. Again Tillamook kicked enterpreted by the cast. There are further information, address took an auto load of Tillamook young off and again the ball did not go over. the bride, her spinster sister-in-law, women to Astoria last Saturday to 20 yards By the same method varied the over-bearing aunt, the impulsive ALYSE E. MURRY witness the football game between with passes Astoria made her second younger brother, his chorus girl wife, Tillamook high and Astoria high. touchdown. Just before the end of the usual maids, the cook-lady, the 891 E. Main St., Portland Oregon run his house L Those forming the party were: Miss the half the third touchdown was put hero. Smith who tries Church, Betty Mowery, Helen Keim, over. LaVelle Baker, Nadine Williams and In mid-field Astoria made yardage Betty Neff. The party returned Sat­ at will, but three times the Tillamook urday night by moon light. line held on its own goal line like a Painful injuries were received by stone, wall and thus stopped a much Mrs. Silas R Vermilyea when she higher score. slipped and fell on a frosty incline at The second half opened with As-1 her home near Mohler last Friday toria receiving and returned to mid­ morning, and for several days she field. On the first down a Tillamook J was able to about only with great lineman tackled an Astoria back so, ] difficulty. hard that he knocked the runner com- Ä Mrs. Hettie Haggard of Bay City pletely out, causing him to fumble. ' visited Tillamook Tuesday last. Blum, end for Tillamook, smashing | Miss Helen Wood of Rockaway was in scooped up the ball and raced 50 ; a shopping visitor here last Tuesday. yards for a touchdown. There was a 1 C. E. Crowther and daughter of Ne­ display of some beautiful interference halem were in the city Monday to re­ on this run. ceive dental attention. From thence on Tillamook seemed Mr. Welsh of Blaine had business to hit her stride and repeatedly car- in this city the early pert of the pres­ ent week. Special cards and envelopes Tillamook is to have another law­ have been provided in ample yer. The newcomer is C. R. Chapin array by the Headlight Pub­ if Newberg, who has secured rooms lishing Co. so that all who ap­ in the new Beals building, which he will open to the public about Decem­ preciate the well worth while ber first of this year. pleasure of having Christmas Bryson & Link have opened a new Cards printed in accord with auto garage on Second avenue, two BIG VALUE their own wishes, may get blocks north of the cheese factory. them at very moderate prices. Mr. Odekirk is building a new resi­ 48 Envelopes and 1 pound dence at the corner of Fifth street 48 Envelopes and 1 pound eats and Park, which will cost, it is of paper said, between three and four thousand dollars. Rev. Hamrick of the M. E. church this week tied two couples up in the bonds of matrimony, at the parson­ age in this city. They were Walter PERSONAL MENTION MAY HAVE ROAD SURVEY T. H. S. IS DEFEATED 20-7 BY ASTORIA general public interest in the Will­ amette valley, and U «'»“ “ ",“t vl which all tourists from the east and elsewhere will feel deep concern The importance of a road that wl connect Portland with Tillamook by the shortest number of miles, and at the same time divert tourist travel through Tillamook to u connection with the Roosevelt highway at this point, should be evident to every busi­ ness man, not only in Tillamook ( ity. but elsewhere in the county, and es­ pecially to the beach resorts. It is gratifying to know that our local clubs are awake to the above quest­ ion, and are making of it the star pro- • gra»..s:r in their activities. I ir i’1 it» ■ h It •n n h 1 « I. U ft Writing Paper Special n, I t j : Headlight Publishing Co z : E. E. 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The undersigned relatives of late Frank Henry McCracken, whose death occurred here on November lb. followed by his funeral on the 19th inst, desire to express their heart­ felt thanks to the Knights of the In visible Empire, and all other friends of the deceased, for sympathy and aid, during the saddest hours of their Ll.m^l I j I iljIUlJKMBMWINMMMIMlWMIMMimWMWIIMMgRMg " DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STÖP You? afflication, anil for the beautiful flower piece and emblems in evidence MOVING “ during the services nt the chapel ami ; IT at the grave. MRS. IDA CRITTENDEN IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO SAM. McCRACKEN YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER MR. AND MRS. M. C. CRIT­ ALL YOUR GOODS TENDEN Let Us Print Them B S* COAL—CEMENT LIME 28-W CARD OF THANKS Music Lovers if fi ' N ovember J JOHN M. scon Asst. Passenger Traffir Manager Portland, Oregon Southern Pacific Lines « HEALTH FOLLOWS ACT TODAY consul­ tation is with out ' it •£> rnli(i / rW uWS \sowtu We extend to you, patrons and friends, ‘>ur most sincere Thanksgiving greetings. - We wish, as well, to express our deepest ciation of your valued patronage and sp*en loyalty. IL L. Babb 211 TILLAMOOK BLDG. Both Phones. Res. 56 J Branch office at Garibaldi Tuesday, Thursday Evening T illamook Coum T illamook . O regon *