TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
SKAGGS STORE HEAD
MAKES VISIT HERE
evening. We serve and we boost.
Worship with us next Sunday.
M. B. Skaggs, the founder of the
Skaggs chain of grocery stores, was
in the city last Wednesday, accompan
ied by Mrs. Skaggs, on a tour of in
spection of his several stores in the
state. Mr. Skaggs is president and
general manager of the Skaggs United
a'bux vui of h !.. cù '¿here —.c x SC lit tl.c
western states, 26 of the number be
ing in Oregon. He had just returned
from Seattle, where he recently opened
the largest market under one manage
Archdeacon J. C. Black, will huid
services next Sunday at the Masonic
building. Holy communion at 8:00 a.
m. Church school at 10:00 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon at 11:00
a. m., and evening prayer and 8er-
■mon at 7:30 p. m.
ment on the coast.
Mr. Skaggs is a modest appearing
young man, and pleads guilty M on]y
thirty six ÿeàti, and no more. He is
one of a large famiily of boys and
girls, and owns up to being from Mis
souri, where his father for many years
was a Baptist circuit rider. Mr. Skaggs
first venture in business was in Mis
souri, which was a failure, but that
failure taught him many things. He
drifted out west, landing in Idaho,
where he engaged in well-drilling. He
made and saved $1100, with which he
purchased a grocery store in the pan
handle state. He was successful; and
from the beginning thus made, has
grown the long string oi Skaggs groc
ery stores. And the end is not yet.
The managers of the new stores are
taken from Skaggs trained employees,
and they make good.
While in Tillamook, Mr. and Mrs.
Skaggs were guests of Mr. F. O.
Bums, the manager of the local store,
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs left
Thursday forenoon for their home in
Portland.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BAY CITY CROSSING
WILL NOT BE CHANGED
It is understood that the public
service commission of Oregon had re
fused to allow the highway at Bay
City to be byilt so as to avoid cross
ing the railroad tracks twice at that
place. The highway commission and
the railroad had agreed upon a plan
to eliminate the crossing there, but
the public service commission refused
to allow it.
Oregon City, Ore., Jan. 25.—(Spe
cial.)—Henry Hubberman of Oregon
City was sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary and fined $100 for
distilling moonshine by Judge Know
les Thursday.
Judge Knowles set a presedent, as
he issued what is thought to be the
first penitentiary sentence for viola-
tion of the prohibition law.
*41 The state prohibition law has
teeth and I am not disposed to take
them out,” declared the judge as he
passed sentence.
Habberman was found pruilty on
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURH
Tuesday after it had been established
The Every Man’s class meets in that he had operated a distillery near
the city hall every Sunday morning. the farm of C. W. Twining between
We sing the old songs and have a Oregon City and Portland.
Hplendid time. Next Sunday morn
ing, Fred T. Mellinger will render a
solo for the class, and George Har
ness, the teacher will lecture on
“Pauls Epistle to the Galatians. Men
only are invited.
Morning communion, and sermon,
J. E. Shearer, commander of
11 a. m. Morning subject, “The Dif
the American Legion post in Tilla
ficulty of Religion.”
Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Even mook was lately in receipt of letters
ing subject, “Signs of the Lord’s near from Fred E. Kiddle, department
commaraler of the American legion
coming.”
The average bible school attend for Oregon, and Harry N. Nelson, de
ance for the month of January was partment adjutant, heartily congrat
212. The average attendance at ulating him upon his election. De
Christian Endeavor for the month partment commander Kiddle hopes to
was 88. Let’s beat all records in Feb be present at the opening of the arm
ory, so he states in his letter, to
ruary.
Special music both morning and Capt. Shearer, dated January 24th.
AT THE CHURCHES
LOCAL LEGION POST
IS CONGRATULATED
will be possible for every dairyman in
now face two indictments
of|V
will come instead
up in the
I the county who wishes to have his
one, and his case
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I cows tested during the current year,
U. S. Circuit Court in Portland on cows
,riginally in- to join the association.
March 10th. He was oi _
_
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Pangborn and
ux
1.1
According to statistics, the lilla-
dieted for misapplication of funds in
„ i'ndicted for‘mook county cow testing association
family of Kansas who have been vis
iting relatives here for the past few his bank, but now he is in i reports toj ranks second in the United States,
weeks left Tuseday morning for Port making false entries in
land, where they will spend a few the comtroller of the currency and J its membership taken into consider-
days before going to California for for perjury in connection with those ation, in the matter of butterfat pro-|
duction per cow. Last year the av
the winter.
'entries. His case will come to trial erage for the local association was
Instances of Betty thieving are re r, tfop
•>9i nounds per cow. It is believed
"ex* March.
ported about town. A woman in an
that during the current year that tne [
apartment house heard a noise, and
average will be raised to 350 pounds
got up in time to prevent a man from
per cow.
stealing part of a ham which had
It is unuerstood that the count) :
been left out on the porch in a cooler.
agent is assisted in his marketing by
Another family missed articles of
county agents in other states and |
wearing apparel from the line, and
counties, and that bankers we also;
(Continued from page 1)
other instances are reported. Others
loyally cooperating in the matter of'
keep their wood sheds well locked to handling its calves through the Coun the sale of Tillamook calves to an'
prevent green and unsophisticated ty agent. The first year’s figures, appreciable extent. As evidence, Mr. ,
wood from wandering away and get however, dispelled all doubts as to Nilse, a Grants Pass banker, last
the success of the plan. During the year, personally bought 100 calves
ting lost.
first year there were sold 250 calves, from the association, and distributed 1
Wednesday evening the Company which brought the neat sum of $2875
them among bank patrons. This year
K team of this city beat the basket to the association dairymen. The
he has in an order for 100 more. In
ball team from Garibaldi 30-24.
second year the sales were increased Klamath county where 75 head of
The rifle range being built by the to 450 calves, with a total receipt of
government for the use of Company $5,450. The association is now on grades were shipped last year, 60 ad- ;
K, 162d Infantry is progressing very its uncompleted third year, and it is ditional calves are wanted this year,;
well. The members of the, newly believed that the ratio of increase in and the money is here on deposit to ,
formed rifle club of this city, which marketed calves and the total re cover the shipment. Several orders
have also been received from far away
will also have the use of the range, ceipts therefor, will be maintained.
San Luis Obispo county, California,
will assist with the building work.
Three years ago, it was difficult for delivery this season.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Pykonen at Portland for the association to sign up 900
January 26. Mrs. Pykonen was form cows. This year 2964 have been test
erly Miss Elta Sheets of Tillamook. ed up to date. It is confidently be
IT STARTS Z'PYROU twt«
dsllv, keep, vour
The grandmother, Mrs. M. J. Sheets lieved that there will be a total of
HERE
teeth healthy, help«
of this city, was very pleased at the 3500 cows in the testing association
to prevent catarrh and to
event and proud of her second grand at the close of the present year.
child.
The association has secured a big
SEEN ON THE STREETS
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1-2
Where the North Begins
LOGGER AT RECTOR
IS HURT BY CHOKER
SHERIDAN BANKER
IS INDICTED AGAIN
Steve Scroggins, well known to
many Tillamookers, as a Sheridan
banker, has been re-indicted. He will
EVERYBODY
GET SET
FOR THE OPENING DANCE IN THE
NEW STATE ARMORY
SATURDAY, FEB. 9
This will he the first affair which will take place in the
new Armory and Company K wants to make it a grand sue
cess
Music will be furnished by a local orchestra—one
you all know.
Come and participate in a
historical event for Tilla
mook County
Company K will get the proceeds from this dance
it will be a matter of patriotism as well as of entertain
ment. Tbemon^y derived from this dance will be used
by the company to help finish the Armory building
Cheese
And
Banks
It took more than cows, labor, and cheese
factories to make possible Tillamook County s
1923 production of 100,000 boxes of cheese.
The tremendous development of this indus
try would have been impossible without the as
sistance of strong banks, which gather together
a great number of small deposits into a reservoir
of ready money capable of meeting the needs of
industry and commerce.
In this work the First National has long
played a prominent part. By depositing at this
strong bank you not only safeguard your money
but help to sustain Tillamook's most famous in
dustry.
IW National Bank
WEARY” Clyde Cook Special two reel comedy.
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SUNDAÏ FEBRUARY 3
CALF SHIPPING GAINS
saving during the past three years
by marketing its own calves through
the efforts of the County agent. The
saving over former methods of sell
ing to dealers will run over $5,000.
The passenger train on the S. P. This amount has been distributed
was held at Rector last Saturday among the dairymen of the cow test
forenoon for nearly an hour, while a ers association and is worth while.
man, whose name could not be ascer
By the arrangement at present, it
tained, was brought in by a logging
engine and car out from Rector some
miles. The man adjusted the choker
^Service
to a log, and when the cable tauten
ed the cheker slipped its hold, and
struck the man about the hips, in
flicting serious injuries. He was
brought to the S. P. train and con
veyed to a Portland hospital for treat-
ment, and was unconscious when j
brought to the train.
COLISEUM
THE FRENCH DOLL
Starring Mau Murray. A photoplay of love, luxury and laughter.
“THE GOWN SHOP” LARRY SEMON COMEDY
LITTLE SAUSAGES
Buy them once in awhile; they’re fine for
breakfast.
Prime Beef—We are now getting some very
fine Beef. Come here fore your next good Roast.
Pork—We buy and sell a lot of it. Always
in the market for the best.
Our shop is clean; our meats are Govern
ment inspected.
THE SATISFACTION MARKET
L. E. LOLL
WE ARE GIVING AWAY
PURE CHOCOLATE
For this week wd will give you free one half
pound Guittard’s Pure Chocolate with each one
pound can purchased.
Sardines—California, large cans— 20c each.
Good Home Made Horse Radish—10c per jar.
Small Oranges, good quality—7 doz. for $1.00.
Fine Home Made Krout—15c per pound.
Apples,Always a good stock at reasonable prices.
Good Cocoa—10c per pound—there’s a difference.
Black or Green Tea in bulk. Good grade 60c ner
pound.
Natural Unpolished Rice—10c per pound.
Vegetables—Carrots. Parsnips, Lettuce, and
Rhutabagas are the best right now.
THE SATISFACTION STORE
F.. G. ANDERSON
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MONDAY FEBRUARY 4
LOIS WILON and J. WARREN KERRIGAN in
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A MAN’S MAN
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A Peter B. Kyne story, filled with action, romance and adventure.
TWO REEL COMEDY
TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5-6
Th
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• new-j
ining.
Strangers of the Night
'conta
'ed.
Founded on Walter Hackett’s stage success “Captain Applejack,”
a mystery story peppered with love, spiced with comedy and
played by Enid Bennett, Matt Moore, and Barbara La Marr.
Robert McKim also has a prominent part in the cast.
“AESOP’S FABLE” Cartoon comedy
“INTERNATIONAL NEWS”
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THURSDAY FBRUARY 7
BIG SPECIAL SHOW FOR
Benefit Elks Convention
“BLOW YOUR OWN HORN”
A mile-a-minute comedy
VAUDEVILLE (Imported) HIGH CLASS
A real show—For the Benefit of not only the Elk’s Convention,
>ut the entire community, let’s make this the bekt attended en
tertainment ever given in Tillamook. Buy your tickets in ad
vance.
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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8
TRILBY
Featuring Andre Lafayette. A picture you’ll enjoy and one
you’ll remember. It’s different!
‘JUST A MINUTE” Two reel comedy.
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When a Fellow
Needs a Friend
Ma arid dad topped the milk for their coffee and
left Johnnie the skimmilk for his portion.
Lucky the lad that gets the milk to drink just
as it comes from the dairy.
Tillamook.
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