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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1924)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT the place—High school the Junior Rag Doll social t« k and the date—February en March 7. We hope Mr T.* pretty strongly “100 per cent ” treat us to man? more of tu Everett A. Hill of Garibaldi and 29. teresting lectures in the N k ? CHIMNEY FIRE CALLS FIRE Basket ball game; T. H. S. vs. New Honey LaVere were given a license The Philo Kalow Liter«, BOYS Friday, February 29 the final de berg Tillamook started the game met at the home of’Mrs. He/ The Colonial Benefit for the public R. T. Boothby received word last to wed by the county clerk on the library to be given by the Monday bate tryout for the championship with a rush, hooping two free throws day evening, with Muriel W' Thursday evening that his brother, 16th inst. A business meetin? Musical club at the Guild hall, Feb A fire alarm at about 5 o’clock last of the North Willamette district will before Newberg fairly knew what was hostess. George T. Boothby of Monmouth, H. W. Tohl, proprietor of the Oregon, had pussed away after a long Tohl hotel and, also postmaster of ruary 29, at eight o’clock will be a Thursday evening brought out the be held. The affirmative team of happening. One of these was made held, then the remainder of th illness at the family home in Polk the city of Nehalem, was in town pleasing event as a splendid program fire department, the usual promptness | Parkrose will debate Tillamook's neg by Thomas at center the other by ing was spent in playing ven] captain Tippin. Newberg, however, ing games in which Thelm» s county. Mr. and Mrs. Boothby and on business matters last Wednesday. will be given. The vocalist, Mrs. Dai being displayed by the boys. The ative team, consisting of Archie Pye quickly tied the score and gradually won first prize. Steele Ross, of Seattle, will render cause of the alarm was a chimney fire family left last Friday morning for Refreshments were served J Monmouth tube present at the funeral. Mrs. Ida Latham came in from Sa a group of southern songs in costume at the residence of Alex. McNair a land Rowena Hanson, here. Our neg forged ahead until at the end of the The Boothbys were old pioneers of lem Sunday and is visiting here at the of the style worn by southern women 5th street and Third avenue east, and ative team, consisting of Catherine first half the score stood Newberg 15; a late hour, the party broke J of George Washington’s time. Mrs no damage resulted. Tillamook 6. After the rest period, 1 Oregon, and the deceased was born home of her son, John Steinbach. , Smith and William Lucas will debate th- l.x-?l b"va started to playing real the members went home. ,'Uiss b:.< r* Vulraty, cclcrful merzo- ntti Jionmou'.r. m 1852, ar.d daring The question is ' ‘ ’ ’ H^ket ball and came very near tying Mrs. Mamie Severance was in the 1 contralt ■ voice. She is well known FUR TAKING IS PROFITABLE I at Beaverton. ’] his life was prominent for his con [solved: That the Direct Primary Law the count. The game ended Newberg | ^^■KConsult Dr. J. G. Turç in music circles in Portland, Seattle nection with the Christian college at city from Garibaldi Friday. and vicinity. x-ray specialist, j Monmouth, which later became the _ ___________ money . has been made in Oregon should be Abolished. Our 19; Tillamook 15. Newberg had a Considerable Mrs John Aschim returned Sunday Miss Helen Leonard who has been by trappers in this county this win- j t(?ams and thejr toach have worked very good scoring aggregation and it building, Thursdays only. State Normal school. from Portland, where she has been attending Victor Petroff’s school of ter. One man recently caught an very hard hard and and yery very faithfully faithfully and and de de is very gratifying to know that Tilla solo dancing in Portland will dance otter, two mink and a bob-cat in one Mrs. MeCouch of this city, received visiting the past week. the support of the townspeople, mook’s team composed chiefly of the minuet in colonial costume. a wire announcing the death of nei night. Quite a bit of money is com- — green men held them to such a close Mr. T. A. Lewis of Chautauqua, The McGee orchettra will add much ing in to farmer boys as a result of father in Spokane, Wash., last Fri score. With even breaks T. H. S. Rose City Healthat«- UIO 1,1 * day, and Iteft fit once for the above New York, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L | to the program. ought to break into the win column 908 2nd St. Hillsboro, (J u 'trapping activities, and it is under A. G. Beals. Refreshments will be serve ., city, to be present at the funeral. tjlat good prices are paid for when she plays Hillsboro on the home Mineral steam baths eletti . m • I There will be no . admission furg Much depvnds> say trap-, H. t Fleming and j wife of Mc-i, .... cnargeu floor Friday. vibration, sweedish rilassagli Frank Cross, the Hebo postmaster, ... Chas. ., , ,,, , , but a silver offering will be ipers, on the way the skins are pre-1 Minnviik, arrived here Wednesday, Last Saturday the girls team and cial treatment for catarrh J was in the city Munday morning last, , pared for shipment. Buyers are' and left Thursday for Oc anside. ♦ + ♦ the boys second team went to Bay (. ity eting. Prices reasonable. I with business af the court house. beach, where he will remain the re-1 DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PARTI critical, and some of them are fair for two games with the boys and and square, while others, according | The front and a portion of the mainder of the winter and all of the I girls team of that place. In the girls Si. urday evening north side of the new Beala building coming summer. Mr. Fleming is an game Bay City was victorious by a Saturday evening A. G. Beals with to reports, are not even fair, let alone j SPECIALIST is being fitted with a marquee, which old resident of McMinnville, and is a his family was sitting quietly by the being honest. Most of the fur buyers ; 13 to 17 score. Tillamook lost this TILE YOUR FAJ * _ _ . . » . 1 r tn mi n- iteu east of 01 the uic Rocky moun-1 ( . Internal Medicine for the past game because of the inexperience of will improve the face of the new good booster for the Tillamook beach fire-side in the retirement of his den, are located in ASK THE MAN A business man of this city I t es. structure, when finished. twelve years when suddenly there was a sound of tains. the team and the number of fouls WHO HAS while talking upon the subject of voices and then a chorus of song, and made. Bay City comes here for a re Mrs. Wm. Crawford of Nehalem, i s. R. Kelsey and his two sons are they rushed down stairs to the liv trapping in this county, recently turn game February 29. TILLAMOOK Cl over fiom Carlton. They are carpen- was in the city last Friday. DOES NOT OPERATE ing room finding about 30 of Mr. stated that the amount received by Tuesday Marion Lamb of Juno gave ters and builders and have work to ; Beals Sunday school class had stolen trappers each season amounts to WORKS a very unique advertising stunt for J. H. Hathaway left Sunday last do for a Carlton man at Oceanside. a march on him he had been in Port many thousands of dollars. He esti for Pasadena, California, for an in- mated that at least five hundred peo Will be at A daughter of Henry Parks of land all the week having gotten home ple of this county, trap each season,' definite stay The Hathaways are old that evening. Had he returned iQOofiriCM)OOOÓÓOÓ<.XJOtAÓlj¿lLj¿jLO.)( BENSON Hotel south of Cloverdale on Tuesday last residents of this county. and many attend to farm and other j fell from a vaulting pole while play Thursday as he was expected to there FRI- WEDSNEDAY THURSDAY C. C. Harris oT'Brighton, was in ing in the Central school house yard, would have been 50 at his surprise work besides trapping. DAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 28, the city last Saturday. , striking on her head, with the result party. 29 AND MARCH 1 BOTULINUS CASES RARE The women had prepared for a Earl Greenlee of Blaine was in the that she was unconscious for some good time with lots of eats, music Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. time from concussion of the brain, city the latter part of last week. Dr. J. C. Geiger of the University and games. Messers Winslow, Hps- including a slight hemorrhage, The of Chicago and Dr. Frederick Strick Wm. J. Johnson of Nehalem, was a trouble is clearing up, states Dr. kins, Ray and Green pulled of several FOUR DAYS ONLY funny stunts. Loyd Edwards best er, state health officer, are investi city visitor last Friday. Shearer, who was called. stunt was when he got the big ice gating the soil and home conditions The agency of John Mathers for Great Western Trans; at the Gerber place, where the dinner A. S. Coats and his son Carl, of ation Company has been cancelled and the office of the com| The daughter of Hubert Smith of j cream freezer up to the house. ' T 12 people were poisoned removed to the office of J. L. Lawson’s Tillamook Fruit & Raymond, Washington, were here the Beaver was brought to the Tillamook, ” No Charge for Consultation M rs. " Faxon and Mrs. Edwards sang ¡at which duce Co., on Second Avenue East. past week, visiting A. F. Coats of this general hospital last Wednesday, suff some pleasing duets with Miss Esther from eating home-canned string beans city. A. S. Coats is owner of a big ering from a peratonsil abcess, ac Munson at the piano and E. B. Faxon infected with the toxin created by shingle mill at Raymond that has companied by fever. Dr. Shearer is accompanying on the violin. After the presence of botuline bacteria, was Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad- _____ _ 2. uate in medicine and surgery and is five machines in operation. The two in attendance. February other musical numbers the women held . Dr. Geiger said recently the botul- i licensed by the state of Oregon. He brothers are often mistaken for each served a delicious two course lunch.— EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 7th, 1924, not operate for chronic appendi- ism spore is probably abundant in aU 1 does other, but they have got used to it, Mrs. Jack Driscoll who nas been I Contributed, citis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, gardens but that is does Between Tillam«xik and Portland and neither minds it. The Coats quite ill at the Tillamook general not de- tonsils or adenoids. ♦ ♦ ♦ __ r ... in ____ acids, , ___ saturated sugar _ or ex • He has to his credit wonderful re- left for Raymond last Monday. hospital, is reported as recovering The South Prairie sewing club met velop Fruits, Vegetables, Meats and all perishably goods, 75 o at William Rife’s Saturday February tremely alkaline environments and suits in diseases of the stomach, liv- per hundred pounds. Sheet Mental and Cement, 50 cents Ray Rease and family returned to nicely. <h. »fchfc «. ¿¡SXÜÄft hundred pounds. All other Freight, 55 cent per hundred pen 16th. This was a birthday party for Tillamook a short time ago, after an pickles and foods prepared with sugai , wea|£ lungs , rheumatism, sciatica, leg Dr. Shearer reports that George Rife. Members of the club Bernice absence of fourteen years. They syrups in the home are not endanger ulcers and rectal ailments. came from Bend here, but most of Wood who was laid up with a stub- present were Lennea Peterson, Lena ed by the botulism spore. Dr. Geiger Below are the names of a few of the time spent during their absence born case of tonsilitis at the Tillá Weber, Ruby Darby, Elizabeth Beck- added “There is no reason for panic his many satisfied patients in Ore mook general hospital, is now much Bernice Rif£, and the sewing er, and gon: from Tillamook was in Bandon, Coos club leader, Miss Alice Baxter, Oth- in connection with the Albany botul J. A. Smith, Ontario, Ore., uscers of county. They are looking around in improved. ism case. Cases of this kind are ex the stomach. eis present were Donald Rife, Aldon the county, but expect to settle here The baby of Jas. Sutton, near the tremely rare and conditions must be | Leona Ford, Washougal, Ore., ade permanently, with the idea that Tilla Central cheese factory, out south of Wilson, and Maynard Wilson. The refreshments consisted of a ideal and unusual for deaths to re noids. mook county is good enough. Mr. this city, was very sick the fore" part W. H. Kellendonk, Estacada, Ore., Office: J. L. Lawson’s Tillamook sult.” high blood pressure. Rease formerly was proprietor of the of this week with pronchial pneu birthday cake and punch. Mrs. d Eberhardt, Scio, Ore., gall Fruit & Produce Co. Star restaurant in this city. monia, reports Dr. Shearer. COURT ADJOURNED FEB. 15th SEES WARFIELD IN SHAKE- stones. E. C. Nichols, Lebanon, Ore., ap SPERIAN PLAY D. L. Schrode of Salem, was in the Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Blalock, SECOND AVENUE EAST pendicitis. city Tuesday last renewing acquaint of Beaver, Oregon, February 18th, The second term of circuit court Remember above date, that con Mutual Pi Bell Phone 35J. E. J. Claussen of this city went out sultation on this trip will be free and ance made when he was a minister 1924, a seven pound girl. adjourned Friday night, when the to Portland last Friday afternoon, that his treatment is different. here seventeen years ago. At one case of A. M. Austin vs. the city of All freight called for and delivered. Louis O. Leach, a brother of Bert Married women must be accom time he was the pastor of the local Tillamook was rested so far as the and saw the celebrated actor David panied by their husbands. Methodist church, and left Tilla- Leach of this city, is in. the Tillamook i I taking of further testimony was eon- Warfield in action at the Heilig Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los mook about eight years ago. Mr. general hospital, where he was this cerned. 18-3t An agreement was made theatre in “The Merchant of Venice.” Angeles, California. week operated upon for appeandicitis Schrode remarked about the great whereby the attorneys on both sides He reports that he was more than growth the city is making, and pre- by Dr. Shearer. The appendix was were to submit briefs to the circuit pleased with the histrionic ability of dieted a still greater future for the removed, together with adhesions i judge, without oral argument. It was Warfield, who by some critics is now that had been bothering. The patient whole coast region. believed that some time would be re- classed with the elder Booth as an formerly worked for the Collide Dye interpreter of Shakespearian roles. It L. E. Garwood of Hebo, was in the logging company until he became ill. Iquired for the attorneys to prepare is to be hoped that Shakespearian briefs. The court granted several city Monday, on business. His home is on Long Prairie, where plays will come-back. The public days time for that purpose. he has a forty acre tract of land. has been surfeited with jazz vaude Chas. Richter, who is building a large garage at Wheeler, was in Til WORK ville altogether too long. Shakespear ian plays appeal to a class who do lamook last Saturday on business. not as a rule patronize vaudeville and Two swift workers from Portland, Member of the Jersey cattle club Mrs. Fay Klein of Nehalem, was a arrived in town the latter part of last who demand something of an intel county sent visitor, with business at will meet at the Fairview hall Feb- lectual nature for their entertainment. the court house, last Monday. ruray 28th. All members are re week, and endeavored to get the in- dors« ment of the Mayor and the Ki- quested to be present. Dr. Thompson has returned wanis committee to aid them in a Mrs. Henry lleisel and son left last from his vacation trip to Friday for a visit to relatives in Mon HILLSBORO SECURES STATE whirlwind campaign for three of California, and will make Hearst publications. tesano, Wash. They failed in DAIRY ASSOCIATION | both instances, and also met with his next regular visit as usual on Frank Matthews recently sold his The state dairy association will be 1 some stiff opposition in other quart- Wednesday, March 5. Those wishing residence on tenth street east of suc ers. They .... therefore, _______ _ did not make a to have their eyes examined or glass ond avenue, and has just moved into held at Hillsboro on the 28th of the | long stay, so it is said, and left with es adjusted may call at the Tillamook present month. Among things to be a new house recently finished. 20-2t considered, and upon whicli definite [ the impression that Tillamook is hotel on this date. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Koch and son action ntllUII will Will be UV taken, IHRVII, it IV is IB said, is IB « a were auto passengers to Portland l“s* state wide campaign against oleo1 fs Sunday. ITH spring almost here thousands of families, antici productions. The vote to exclude oleo I George Harness went to Portland rr<H'uct'" From sale in the state will pating the demand that is certain to exist for Ford Cars Wednesday, returning the same day. P'Bce and Trucks are placing their orders for immediate delivery. I Mrs. Emma Harrison of Portland CLIENTS ARE ALL INNOCENT Sales now are far ahead of sales at this time last year. is in the city for ■ few days, visiting -------- Advance orders calling for delivery under the Ford Weekly with relatives, and looking after busi-, One of the firm of Collier Brothers, ness matters. Mrs. Harrison is slow-1 attorneys of Portland, was over here Purchase Plan have already reached a total of 255,758 ly recovering from the effects of a I Tuesday, looking up the records in Cars and Trucks. severe fall at her home in Portland, | the estate of John T. McChesney, when she broke her left shoulder. One of the officials at the court The prospect of securing prompt delivery is daily becom- • She is able to get around, however, I house, said: "Mr Collier, your firm and in time will recover her wonted , has been quite successful in the prac ing more uncertain. We cannot urge too strongly, there* tical th. J tice of law. I notice that most of fore, the necessity for placing your order immediately, if I the people whom you defend, come F. M. Smith, the Bay City barber, you are planning to drive a Ford Car this spring. ’|clear!” was up here Wednesday, with busi “That’s because we pick ,__ ________ innocent ness at the court house. J people to defend,” smiling replied Mr. See the nearest Authorized Ford Dealer Taxes are coming in at the usual ¡Collier, rate at the sheriff's office in the court house. Many non-residents have been PIN REMOVED FROM STOMACH in the city of late, paying taxes The 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and E H. Lundy of Mohler, was down Mr». T. R. Arnold of Garibaldi was to the county seat Tuesday. operated on at a Portland hospital This is the firemen’s big occasion of the whole Detroit, Michigan C. O. Johnson and wife of Mohler, Wednesday afternoon, and an 01*11 year. Everyone should come out and enjoy this safety pin, which the child had swal- were in the city Tuesday last. event. Good music. lowed, was removed from the R. Williams of Wheeler was seen stomach The girl had been hold- on th. atreeta here last Tuesday ing the pin in her mouth when it th. term, of th. Ford Weekly Pure haw Pl.a Flora Ghaat of Braver, was in the slipped down her throat and lodged in the membrane of the stomach city Tuesday. part*. It is expected that no serious Mrs. Wm. Ward of Neskowin, was consequent » »ill result. The father a county seat caller last Tuesday. is a fireman at the Whitney mill. 8 BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS high school features XX IN REALM OF SOCIETY Coming to PORTLAND .......... . Dr. Mellenthin Great Western Transportation Co. Change of Rates Great Western Transportation Co. : Buy Your Ford Now 35th Annual FIREMEN’S BALL Feb. 23,1924 AT THE ARMORY W