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ME 35; NUMBER 22
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY MARCH 7, 1924
HIGHWAY OFFICER
CATCHES MOTORISTS
MANY CHEESE PRESSES
MADE BY LOCAL SHOP
Lack of Lights and vVrong Parking
Tillamook Cheese Factories Require
Cause of Many People
Bro't to Court
Legion and Guardsmen out
in Mass for Ceremony
Monday
New Kind of Press With
Advent of I.oaf Cheese
JETTY CREEK ROAD
PRICE $2.00 THE YEAR
LIBRARY BENEFIT
WAS GIVEN FRIDAY
Musical Program
Friday Was
Highway Commission and
Railroad Reported to
Have Settled
Given for Benefit
Well Atten-
ded and Enjoyed
Better Street Urged When
Committees Meet With
Aldermen
The library benefit entertainment
The inauguration of the new form
W. Bealey, representing the Public
given at Guild hall last Friday night
of Tillamook eheese now being made
Service commission arrived in Tilla­
was not only well attended, but prov­
by the factories of the Tillamook
mook Tuesday night, and began a
ed to be an entertainment of merit,
Creamery association, has resulted in
whirlwind campaign of law enforce­
and one that pleased. A very sub­
the creation of considerable new
ment in Tillamook and other parts of
stantial amount was realized, which
equipment in the matter of loaf
the county that has resulted in a num­
will go td the city library fund. The
cheese
presses.
The
new
loaf
style
ber
of
arrests
of
auto owners and
esented in Case Extend
drivers for various infractions of the Special Entertainers Supply Interest is responsible, and practically all the People of County Long Suffering, in amount secured above expense was Dogs and Smoke Also Aired for the
$78.71.
factories of the association, we are
state highway law. Several persons
To Purchase of Beach
for Evening to Tillamook
Need of Important Link of
Council's Information by
The program included a reper-
informed, will put in new loaf press­
were cited here for a lack of lights at
Resort in 1913
toire of old songs that found instant
People
es.
Taxpayers
Roosevelt Highway
night, parking on the wrong side of
cordial reception in the hearts and
A visit to the wood-working shop
the street, and for failing to get
minds of the audience. The singer
of F. J. Pye, of this city, formerly
1924 licenses, and for operating cars
r case before the circuit on a 1923 license. He was assisted
The opening of the new armory the Hyde shop but now solely oper­ Ever since early last year the coun­ was Mrs. Dai Steele-Ross, of Seattle, City council met in adjourned ses­
week was the suit of Mrs. by city police and county officers building to the public, occurred last ated by Mr. Pye, resulted in the in­ ty and state have been tied up on the who was accompanied by Mrs. R. N. sion last Wednesday night, with all
rvey against Mrs. Frances whom he requisitioned. In fact Mr. Monday night, and was the occasion formation that among the first to put completon of a strip of road about a Henkle on the piano. The other lead­ members present.
omas, a prominent society Braley was a busy man all day Tues­ of the presentaton of the Oregonian in the new style cheese press, was mile in length between Brighton and ing entertainment was that furnished
Bills for the month of February
Los Angeles, California, day and until late Tuesday night. cup trophy to Company K as a re­ the Holstein factory east of town. Jetty creek. The gap question is on by the little daughters of Mr. and were allowed.
the beach part of the Roosevelt high­ Mrs. Robert Leonard of this city, who,
band since dead, with an- Four cases were leported waiting at sult of the best record for attendance
On motion the council bought the
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way; and for some months past ne­ costumed as George and Martha Catlin paving outfit for $375. This
other ^capitalist promoter named the city recordqj’s office Wednesday at drill made by any company in the
gotiations have have been pending Washington, aanced the stately min­ outfit will assist the street commision
Chapin, pought the Bayocean penin­ morning- and truck drivers will be ranks of the O. N. G. in the state.
betwen the State highway commis­ uet of Colonial times to piano accom- to repair and patch the street, and
sula andfbuilt a fine hotel and a large required to secure the necessary in­ The building began to fill up early,
sion and the S. P. company for a panament by Mrs. Koch. Both are was looked upon as an investment
and well appointed natatorium and surance and bonds to operate under until, when the time came for the
settlement as to the right of way good, but the elder daughter, Miss that would pay for its cost in a short
numerous other buildings with a view authority of the state. Mr. Bealey exercises, it was estimated that more
around a bluff that barely gives Helen Leonard, has all the grace of time. The machine can be operated
to making it the premier beach re- said the state was determined upon than a thousand people were com­
Capt. J. E. Shearer has been author­ enough room for the railroad, and movement and skill one would find in by the commissioner and his as­
sort of'th' Oregon coast
a rigid enforcement of state laws fortably seated in the drill room and
At the average professional stage danc­ sistant.
ized to permit the Tillamook Rifle not enough for the highway.
■rash that follow
The ■fash
followed an ex- and regulations this year as they in the balconies.
of from $50,000 to $60,000 applied to highway traffic and other­ The company formed with a 100 culb to use the rifle range east of last, so it is related, an agreement er.. Miss Leonard in response to an
Mr. Hammond presented a petition
■bove improvements, and the wise. He claims there has been too per cent attendance in respoiHl to town, when not in use by the O. N. G. has ben reached under whose pro- encore, gave a Russian dance. Mrs. for a street light near Front street
; litigation that has followed much of carelessness in that regard the bugle, and General George A. company. The permission comes from vsions the road can be completed this Ross was roundly applauded for her and Fourth avenue. It was referred
The state and county will singing, which showed both culture to the street committee.
rs. Potter-Thomas, widow in the past. He further stated that White, commander of the O. N. G., Brigadier General White of the Ore­ year.
of
n actor in the investment there was nothing in the state laws made a very pleasing presentation gon Natonal Guard, and is pleasing to have to build a right of way for the and heart.
F. W. Talbot of the local soda
lot owners, is local history.
to prevent a municipality from mak­ speech, which it is to be regretted the Rifle club boys, who have no place railroad company around the big The entertainment was greatly en­ works complained that $50 a year
bluff, and in turn will be given a joyed, and proves the oft repeated was too much for grocers and others
rs. Thomas made a compro- ing any local laws regarding city cannot be given verbatim in these of their own.
right of way taken from the com­ statement that Tillamook has with­ who do not operate a soda fountain
the trustees of the lot own­ traffic it saw fit. He urged upon both columns. He said that Company K
pany right of way for the highway. in its environment many people of or sell ice cream, to pay. He said that
ers, which ended the litiga- county and city officials to most rigid­ should feel especially proud of the
The
extension grade to be made by culture and musical accomplishment. it discriminated against his business.
ractically passed all of her ly enforce the provisions of the state fact that the youngest company in the
the state and county, will have to be
other owners. In this mat- law regarding illegal traffic and other matter of organization in the state,
It cost a grocer $50 per year to sell
allowd to settle for at least six
contendedtby the attorneys highway violations.
should win this cup. It was also the
bottled pop. His contenton was that
months after completion, befwe it
Ida S. Harvey, a lot owner in
fartherest west company in the United
the license should be lowered. He
Miss Helen Leonard, daughter of wll be safe for railroad traffic, and it
i and a hard-working but
States, its headquarters being in close Mr. and Mrs. Robet Leonard of this
paid a license for making pop, while
[business woman, that she
proximity to the Pacific ocean. It city, bids fair with proper instruction is believed that the road will not be
outside people sold their output here
assisted to bring about a
was a winner of the trophy in com­ and study, to rival some of the great ready for auto travel and general
without license. He couldn't see why?
The newly organized Elks band,
e settlement between Mrs.
petition with thirty-five other com­ dancers of the period. The little miss travel before 1925.
The city attorney was asked to
But there is a strong probability which is to have a total band mem- draw a blanket ordinance governing
mas and the lot owners
panies in the state. He said, however, is but thirteen years of age and up
that the road will be completed this bership of twenty-five muscians, is licenses for retailing carbonated wat­
Mrs. Thomas promised the
F. C. Esch, the well known manager that the local company would have to to the present has developed a wond­
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planning for a series of concerts in ers, etc.
5,000 for her good offices of the Penny store in this city, left
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erful grace of movement and skill in
this city, to arouse public interest in
alf. This was denied by Wednesday last for a trip to Trier,
Councilman Brimhall said that com­
dancing. Her appearance at the
a- band which the members believe plaints had come to him from citizens
as and her attorneys; and Germany, to se his mother, who is
Guild hall entertainment and at the
will be made a credit to the town in about the shutting off of city water
esses were examined for quite ill. Mr. Esch expects to be
Armory opening within the past few
point of appearance and erformance. on Sunday. The mayor said the com­
st, some of them being gone for about two months on his
days, has aroused local pride to a
L. D. Rayl is the leader, and the plaint was up to the water commis­
attorneys and business men European trip, and in the meantime
high pitch, and she is now a real fav­
muscians comprise some of the best sion, not the council.
d.
Milton
McKnight,
a
youth
of
twen
­
the store will be in charge of C. M.
From A. O. Davidson, the account­ orite with Tillamook audiences. It
musical
talent in the city, and it is
Dr. Robinson, one of a committee
t filed in circuit court at Hadley, one of the Penny staff of
is understood, that her Portland teach­ ty years, whose home is in Garibaldi,
by Mrs. Harvey was for clerks in this city, and the present ant here in charge of the work of G. er has induced Palova, the great was arrested this week by Sheriff hoped to have the band available for from the Kiwanis club, made an ex­
services rendered the de- assistant manager. Mrs. Esch and Ed. Ross, who has the contract to ex­ Russian dancer, to take the American Aschim, charged with the theft of a the two important public occurrences cellent talk on the subject of an im­
the above settlemnt, Mrs. family will remain in the city while pert the records of the county, it was prodigy with her on a European tour watch estimated to be worth $7.50. scheduled for this city during the proved lighting system for the city.
learned that the work is going ahead
coming summer—the Elks annual He stated that a meeting had been
iming an oral agreement to Mr. Esch is gone.
as rapidly as posisble, under the cir­ this year, during which time Miss McKnight was arraigned in circuit state convention, and the coming held recently when committees from
The jury after a trial
cumstances. Recently an accountant Leonard will receive special instruc­ court Tuesday, and pleaded guilty to State Press association meeting.
the Elks and Kiwanis club had form­
d lasted the greater part
the charge, and was fined $100 by the
was sent in by Mr. Ross, but was re­ tion in her chosen art.
It is understood that the Elks hand ulated a plan by which the city could
Jrs this week, rendered a
Judge
together
with
the
costs
of
the
It
is
also
understood
that
she
will
called within two days to go some­
probably will appear soon at the be better lighted generally, and Sec­
avor of Mrs. Harvey in the
where else. Mr. Davidson believes, be accompanied by her parents on the action. Upon payment of $25 cash Coliseum theatre in this city, and ond avenue in particular. There has
200 and the costs of the
from a present survey of the work, tour. That «he will climb the lvights to the clerk of the court it was ad­ there demonstrate its fitness to be been no improvement in city lighting
e trial was largely attend-
that
a report of the condition of the in her future profession goes with­ judged that McKnight should be pa­ championed as the “home town band.” for seven years past. The city has
ras concluded Wednesday Two armed forces met out in the
out saying, as she is not only pretty, roled pending good behavior. At
the jury rendering a ver- southern part of the city one day this county can be made about the middle but is also possesed of a rare charm last accounts he was in jail. It is B. C. Lamb, Jr., is the ousincss man­ now the worst lighted town of its
April
No
intimation
was
given
of
ager of the new organization.
size in the state, perhaps. The city
fter its retirement.
of manner, and is piquant and bright understood that the pi isoner is an I.
week, and agreed to stage an Indian
had outgrown the present system. By
vey is said to be a hard- fight The Indians took to the buck­ of any startling items that might mentally.
W.
W.
occur in the forthcoming report
a better system the safety of the city
man, but also is a practi-
adjacent to town* and the
would be enhanced. Light is always
woman. She resides in brush
whites under command of a brave
a center of attraction. The “great
Mrs. Thomas is a resident
officer, undertook to dislodge the hos-
white way,” or illuminated Broadway,
la, and is a society woman, tiles from the pussy willow flats
N. Y. was an illustration. Its splen­
r of Bayocean witnesses
where they lay concealed, armed with
Oregon Fir is noted for the beauty did lights had made it the most at­
ined on both sids of the bean-shooters, air rifles and other
of its finish, and occasionally a piece tractive street of that city.
. The Bayocean litigation deadly juvenile arms, including bows
of Douglass fir burl is found, that is The plan worked out by the two
before both U. S. circuit and arrows The arrows were blunt­
of sut passing natural beauty on ac­ committees jointly, was to put in six
es in Portland, and this ed, so as to come within the rules of
count of the variety of its imprinted lights to the block on the main busi­
outgrowth or aftermath of the Hague tribunal. The Caucassian
geometrical designs, the voluntary ness street, whch would mean six
litigation.
trumpeter blew the charge on a tin-
work of dame nature. M. L. Olson* a times as much light. The idea was to
rvey was represented by whistle, and the whites rushed out to
cabinet maker and wood-worker in give additional light to Second avenue
[ Chester Shepherd and o. exterminate the Apaches, flrng fierce­
the shop of F. J. Pye of this city, from the Lamar corner to the city
Portland. H. T. Botts ly and yelling horribly, thus hoping
recently
picked up a piece of yellow
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or the defendant.
to stampede the Indians, who under
fir that contained many such natural
Potter and Chapin attempt- chief No-Whiskers, refused to be stam
designs, and he has converted the
tinued on page 6)
peded. It was a bitter fight. While
board into a top for a library table,
there was no smoke to cloud the bat­
and further embellished it with scroll­
tle field, BB shot and small pebbles
saw work and French mirror effects,
flew carelessly. It was when the fight
the latter on two sides of the table.
was fiercest, that a 12-year old son
Oliver D. Davis, whose stage name
Mr. I.arson calls the figures on the
of Bert Hudson* was wounded while
top of the table “rosette work.” All is Toby Oliver, formerly proprietor of
stooping to scalp one of the dis­
he did was to smooth and varnish it. the Tinshop theatre in this city, on
The table must be seen to get a real March 3rd filed a suit in circuit court
Schofield of Garibaldi was mounted and disabled whites. The
impression of its beauty. So varied for $15,000 damages against C.
t week by the grand juiy, BB shot struck just above the right
ear,-
„
entered
the
flesh
and
followed
are the natural effects that descrip­ Ix'wis, Geo. Burckard, et als, of
ith contributing to the I“-
tion is impossible, except by an artist city. Of the whole amount sued
of a minor. He was ar- the skuli for about an inch, and
lodged.
The
wounded
warrior
was
versed in tecnninal description of $10,000 is for general damages,
circuit last Monday. and
such things. It is understood that $5,000 is for special damages.
t guilty. His case was set assisted from the field and taken to
The complaint et forth that:
the
office
of
Dr.
Shearer,
who
dis
­
Mr. Larson will later place the table
n April 10th next. After
on exhibition. The timber was found about the 15th day of February 1924,
ing was had, he was lodged the BB spheroid, and bound up
aid defendants entered into a con­
near this clt,y.
icted by the grand J«nr. the wound. This ended the battle for
spiracy for the purpose and with the
y last, and has two more the day. but it is said that further
object of depriving this plaintiff of
warfare
of
a
terrible
character
will
Walter
Stark,
who
has
been
work
­
inst him, one of which is
break out again, so Boon a.« the boys
ing for the Bell Telephone company his said business, and securing said
f rape.
as an engineer, has severed his con- business for themselves, etc.”
ow, indicted a year ago for can sneak out the air-guns which par­
As yet no answer has been filed,
nection with that company, and re-
nd recently brought back ents have locked up, since the battle.
turned to this city, where he will but it is understood that the defend­
Angeles as a fugitive from
Mrs. E. W. Stark left last Satur­
hereafter be. He now has a place ants will defend the suit* which prom­
s arraigned in circuit court
in the Sunset garage, and is glad to ises to be a matter of some consider­
and pleaded not guilty to day for a tan days visit with her
able local interest.
daughter.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Nelson
of
Mon
­
get back to Tillamook to stay.
ent. His ease has been
tesano, Wn.
al on April 10th.
EAN IS INVOLVED
LEGION AIMS EXPLAINED
MAY GRADE THIS YEAR
LICENSES ARE REVISED
GOVERNMENT RANGE
IS OPEN TO CLUB
DRE5?
DANCING PRODIGY
IS DISCOVERED HERE
ELKS BAND CONCERTS
PLANED FOR FUTURE
LOCAL MERCHANT
TO VISIT GERMANY
REPORT ON COUNTY
PROMISED IN APRIL
GARIBALDI YOUTH
IS ALLEGED THIEF
I ND I AN FIGHTERS
MEET HEAP TROUBLE
Watching Developments
S CHARGES
O’T AGAINST MAN
BEAUTIFUL FIR WOOD
FOUND BY WORKMAN
DAMAGE SUIT FILED
OVER LOCAL THEATER