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MANY AUTOMOBILES
SECOND SEMETER
OF SCHOOL OPENS
Mrs. A. M. Hoffman of this city
underwent a Berious operation at the
Good Samaritan hospital in Portland
on January 4ht. A letter to her hus­
Charles Richter of this city has the band Monday, states that she is now
The second semester of school will
contract for building a large garage, out of the hospital, and will return
Last Sunday, a Tillamook man begin January 28. On the opening
60x110 feet, in Wheeler, on the site home next Sunday. It is believed that counted three hundred autos parked day the children will report to their
Qf the hotel recently burned at that the operation will restore her to along the Nestucca from Valley old rooms and receive their report
place. The contractor started on the health.
points. The owners of the vehicles cards. Those promoted will be sent
work of excavating last Thursday.
were over to catch Steelheads, and if to their new rooms, where they will
i capl. ¡Spewt't and so?, the iatusr they uidn't rxltii uiem It was n«.i the be given seats, iusta of .’.equu’ei? bjclw,
Ira W. White, city recorder, made a «employed at the Cape Mears light fault of the fishes, as the river seemed etc. They will be dismissed" until
quick business visit to Portland lastl)louge were in town Tuesday. Capt. well stocked with that species of afternoon, when regular sessions will
Friday.
Spences reports everything serene fish. Some complaint has been voiced be started.
by dairymen and farmers of that sec­ A class of beginning pupils will be
over at Bayocean.
M. R. Terry is building a new resi-
tion on account of the habit many of started. Any one-having children to
he
recently
purchased
dence on lots
Ira G. Nelson, ounty agent for the the fishermen have of throwing down enter in grade IB is requested to
from the city on Fourth street and Oregon Fire Relief association of fences, leaving gates open that lead
send them to Miss Coleman, Room 15,
Third avenue west. The building McMinnville, has opened an office to stock pastures, and other acts that in the Liberty school. It is import­
•will be a four story cottage of mod- next door to the Harris Jewelry do no set well with the farmers of ant that beginning pupils enter on
ern type.
store.—Adv.
Nestucca.
Every Sunday sees a the first day, or as soon after as pos­
big
crowd
from
the valley on that sible. No beginners can be admitted
Wm. Ward and wife of Neskowin
Ben S. Richards left Sunday for
Were in the city last Thursday, regie Tillamook where he has employment stream. and many fish are taken after February 4, the second Mon­
away by the outside sportsmen. Port­ day of the semester.
tered at the Todd Hotel.
in a logging camp.—Willamina Times.
land is especially well represented
J. D. Ward of Neskowin was in the
Mrs. Edw. Smith, wife of the Ne­ on such occasions. The Nestucca is
city on business, last Thursday.
halem barber, was in the city last famous for its fine run of Steelheads.
Monday, with business at the court
L. J. Affolter of Neskowin, had house.
business in the city one day the lat­
The Wabbegwanne club met Mon­
ter part of last week.
Ernest and Earl Greenlee were in
day evening, January 21, at the
town
from
Blaine,
last
Tuesday.
There is about two inches of snow
home of Mrs. George Winslow, with
on the summit of the Coast range.
County Clerk Brimhall, who was
Mrs. J. E. Shearer assisting.
Mrs. M. W. Harrison, of 1215 East
Following officers were elected for
The railroad company is keeping a confined to his home for several days
large gang of men at work on the last week, is able to be about again. Clinton street, Portland, fell a few coming year: president, Mrs. Fred
days ago, while descending the stairs Christensen; vice president, Mrs. Guy
mountain section of the S. P. between
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Red­ in her residence in Portland, and re­ Ford; secretary and- treasurer, Mrs.
Tillamook and Portland, as this is
ceived a broken shoulder. While her George J. Larson.
the season of the year when slides ding, January 7, 1924, a daughter
condition is not considered serious,
Sixteen members answered roll call
most frequently occur.
T. E. Epplett, who was confined to she was quite severely injured, but
as follows: Aiderman, Barrick, Coe,
H. G. Guild and wife returned last his home for a period of five weeks, is reported to be getting along as Christensen, Ford, Hanslmier, John­
Thursday night from a trip to Port­ is able to be out upon the streets, well as might be expected under the son, Keesee, Larson, Rusk, Smith,
land, and have taken apartments here. and is recovering nicely from the circumstances. Mrs. Leslie Harrison Shearer, Terry, Thomas, Williams,
effects of his fail.
side of her mother-in-law for a few and Winslow.
Friday was a bright, sunshiny
♦ ♦ ♦
spring day, with almost a summer
The J. U. G. club will hold a food left Tuesday to be present at the bed-
L. D. club met at the home of Mrs.
sale on Wedesday, January 30, at days. Mrs. Harrison is well known in
temperature
this city, where she has many friends, H. H. Rosenberg with Mrs. Leach
Conovers’ store.—Adv.
Workmen for the S. P. company
who extend their sympathy in her assisting Friday January 18th, with
are finishing up the long switch at
W. D. Pine and family are spend- misfortune.
the following members present: Mes-
Garibaldi, and will soon have it done, ing the latter part of the week over
dames Anderson, Armentrout, Bunn,
A crew of Mexicans are doing the at Corvallis, where Mr. Pine is at­
Frisbie, Gabriel, Hosley, Hoy, Moul­
work on one of the sections.
tending the Agricultural econmic
ton, Odell, Rosenberg, Stiles, Davis,
Brown, and Leach.
*• — -a»-—
Steelheads are running far up the conference, There expect to return
Mrs. Cardiu 2nd Mrs. L. Fairbanks
Salmonberry. A passenger on an in­ home Saturday.
were guests of the afternoon. The
coming train last Thursday states
Dr. J. N. Shaw is testing cattie
It is understood that the failure of club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
that he saw one jump out of the wa­
herds in the north end of the county the Southern Pacific railway company Stiles in two weeks.
ter, several miles up that stream.
this week.
to approve the plans of the state
II. 8. Brimhall was absent from his
Don Simmons of Bay City was in
A. W. McComb, who sold his in­ highway commission, thereby tying
duties as county clerk for a few days
up the construction of the road gap the city Saturday evening. Don will
terest
in
the
Tillamook
Herald
re
­
last week on account of sickness.
cently, left Wednesday for his farm between Brighton and Jetty creek, be remembered by former members
John L, May, former colonel of the near Dayton. His successor, Lindsey has created considerable disappoint­ of the old Tenth company as the
162d Infantry, and who was regiment­ Speight, a Junior student in the Agri­ ment among the people of the beach dratted bugler who used to get them
al commander of that organization cultural college, who spent a couple towns, and at Wheeler, who will be up to hunt reveilles in the middle of
overseas, was in the city last week of days here recently, accompanied more likely to be benefited by the the night.
completion of the road. It is under­
on business for the Southern Pacific him on his way home.
stood that a big garage is being con­
railroad. Mr. May is connected with
Emil Anderson of the Anderson structed at Wheeler, and that other
the traffic department for the trans­
Bros, garage at Nehalem was in thç improvements have been outlined for
portation company.
city this week on business. The An­ the near future, based upon the pro­
Dr. J. E. Shearer reports the birth derson brothers opeiate a stage line posed completion of the Brighton-
of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil between Nehalem and Seaside in ad­ Jetty creek gap in the Roosevelt high­
Loomis of Hebo January 17.
way, and there is a feeling of depres­
dition to their garage duties.
sion on account of the probable delay
M. W. Harrison was in the city
I. H. Miller, Bay City real estate
in
closing the above gap in many
from Portland last week looking dealer, was Tn the city last week look­
quarters.
after business properties.
ing things over. Mr Miller is a
Miss Madge DeFord had the honor strong believer in port improvements
for Tillamook bay.
of receiving the prize offered at the
Elk’s ball Thursday night for the best
Chester Stewart was off duty a few
cost med woman on the floor. Peter «lays recently on account of a bad
Luthi was given a prize for assuming cold, but is now back on the Job again
character for a man and Mrs. Irma for the city.
County Attorney Goyne, and the
Embum received a prize for the best
Tongue brothers appeared for the
Miss
Ros«'
Tilden
was
in
Tillamook
character for a woman.
from her home near Nehalem last county in circuit court at Hillsboro the
<'. B. Buchanan, a well known feed Saturday. Miss Tilden is well known latter part of last week, when the
and grain warehouse man of Hills­ in this city, having spent some time Judge over-ruled the demurrer filed by
the Timber interests, represented by
boro, wan registen'd at tin Tillamook here in the past.
one Kinney. The case is an outgrowth
hotel last Thursday.
George Williams has been under of Kinney et als to stop payment of
Mrs. N. A. Williams of Barview, the weather for the past week or so. warrants to the value of $10,000 for
was up to the Tillamook metropolis Last, reports say. however, that Mr. a re-cruise of timber lands in this
last Thursday, shopping.
Williams is improving and will be county, issued to M. G. Nease, the
Smith parson, C. L. and M. S. Hig­ hack selling Studebakers again soon. cruiser employed by the county.
bee and F. 8. Smith of Portland,
were over here Friday, angling fol
the sporty Steelheads. C. L. Higbee
plaved professional basebail for the
Salt Lake club last season.
TILLAMOOK GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA
BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS
VISIT ON NESTUCCA
FOB.
DETROIT
IN REALM OF SOCIETY
MRS. M. W. HARRISON
WAS INJURED IN FALL
Starter and Demountable Rims «»5.00 txrro
Why You Should Order
Your Ford Car Now
123,607
Actual retail deliveries
in December, ejtablijn-
Ing a new high record
for winter buying
Considering that, as spring ap­
proaches, retail buying will become
more active, there will be a greater
demand for Ford Cars this spring
than ever before.
Therefore, the only way you can
be sure of obtaining delivery this
coming spring or summer is
to place your order immediately.
It you do not with to pay cash tor
your car you can arrange for a small
payment down and easy terms on
the balance. Or you con buy on
the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan.
See the Nearest Authorized
Ford Dealer
Detroit, Michigan
TILLAMOOK GARAGE
Tillamook, Oregon
KINNEY VS. COUNTY
HEARD AT HILLSBORO
WHEREVER YOU GET IT
Edith M Ross of Wheeler, visited
the county teat the latter part of last
Week.
THE
SMUGGLEMAN
A serious accident to a little two
year old child of E. E. Hoffman of
this city last Sunday morning was
narrowly averted when the latter
started to back into his garage, after
first driving out of it. When he drove
the car out. the child was not near,
but as he started to back in again
for some lesson, he was attracted
by the exclamations of his wife, and
stopped, but not until the little one
had been knocked down by the back
part of the auto, and somewhat bruis­
ed. A second or two later the ma­
chine must have passed over the child,
with what results may be conjectur­
ed. How the baby got out there so
quickly, i» what pussies Mr. Hoffman.
High School Gym 8:15 p.m
Mrs. Virginia Des Marais of^ Minn­
eapolis is visiting at Garibaldi with
her brother, E. J St. Onge.
M R. Terry went to Portland Sat­
urday afternoon to see his father who
to U1 there
FRIDAY, FEB. 1
Mrs. John Benson of Garibaldi was
In town Thursday.
The Misses Louis» and Lsna Burley
return*! to their home in Newbvig
Bunday after a visit with relatives
here
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Just two things
made It possible for us to givs
you this 20% reduction on Tuxedo:
1. A reduction In the cost of Kentucky Burley
tobacco and in package materials, as well.
2. The consolidation of three of our big plants
into one. (Mr. Ford may not ho In the
tobacco business but he Is right about
consolidation.)
You know that it is the desire and policy of The
American Tobacco Co. to extend to its customers the
maximum of service.
Reducing the price of a great favorite like Tuxedo is
our idea of delivering this service.
Tuxedo is always FRESH. Every p»r*Jrage is—
Guaranteed by
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Admission 35c & 50c
Tickets at E. E. Koch’s
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% PRICE REDUCTIO