AY, MARCH 14, 1924
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
DGE EXECUTIVE
“The Judge
■VISITS EAST OREGON
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Filling Either Way
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Barripk, grand chancellor of l
ke Pythians, returned the lat-1
lof last week from a trip up
■m Oregon. His itinerary in-
Bnion, Wallowa, Malheur coun-
i .found lodge conditions good
■the part of the country visit-
we a glowing account of the I
fc up in the “sagebrush!
VJ>.” The people are social, big- I
broad-minded, and they |
made his visits exceedingly pleasant
the line.
■rn Oregon has been hard hit
iiness way,” said Mr. Barrick,
is believed now that a turn
.made for the better, and that
will improve. The cause
pression was due to a slump
ice of grain and stock, and
I has been adversely affected
time past.”
rrick believes that Eastern
ill “come into it’s own,”
th great Inland Empire is
destined to be a most important part
CRUISES MORE TIMBER
Lamar, David Kuratli, II. H Rosen-
burg, C. I. Clough, A. G. Beals and W.
J. Riechers.
A good spirit of co-operation and
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desire to help in every way possible,
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was
manifested
by
all
the
members
I
just ] proportion of taxes; but on the
Of th* State.
of the committees present at the
While on his official trip, Mr. Bar-
otner ' hand, are greatly undervalued,
meeting.—Contributed.
jump, rick was present at th organization
A DARK AND STORMY NIGHT
> and that the taxes of the county are
i real.; of a new Pythian lodge at Ashland,
STUDEBAKER MAKES RECORD therefore not equal and uniform as
i title« with • ■barter membership of 58, on
they should be, etc.”
100 pe last Thursday, and stated that the a On a dark and “Willys-Knight”
“Pathfinder” set out to locate the
Speeding across desert wastes,
It further recites that: “Wm. G.
had brought up the total “Chevrolet.” On this trip he was
new 1
mountainous roads and rugged main­
f lodges in the state to 83. forced to “Ford” the “Hudson” and
Nease has heretofore been employed
land, a Studebaker Special-Six tour­
“Dodge” “Overland” in his rush to
ing car ha-» just established a new to cruise certain timbered lands in this
make a “Paige’’ in history. With a
record in a thrilling race against time county during the years 1922-3, and
load of “Saxon” he was struck by a
from Freemantle to Sydney, Austra­ whereas, Wm. G. Nease has submit­
“Pierce Arrow” and knocked "Cole.”
lia.
ted a proposal to cruise the timbered
It was then and there that he picked
The car was driven by John Burton,
lands of the county, etc.” Then fol­
up a piee’e of “Flint,” knocked him
a veteran Australian motorist.
lows the proposal in full, together
t hobo to ask for
‘Gray,” making him see’a “Moon and
It went through.the gruelling grind
with the agreement signed, which
Tillamook since the
seven “Stars.”—Aumsville Record.
of 2,889 miles in five days, 21 hours
comprises several type-written pages,
j9K3N|Bity the latter part of last
and 45 minutes. This is 16 hours and
in which a bond of $5,000 on the part
week. » was a big, husky fellow,
12 minutes faster than the previous
of Mr. Nease is in evidence. Mr.
and when questioned as to why he
record of 6 days, 13 hours and 57
¿S”
Nease in his proposal states that he
“didn’t get a job,” replied that there
minutes.
has done work for various counties
wa* no work to be had. Quite a num­
In addition, Burton drove the Stude­
in Oregoh, Washington, and Idaho,
ber <Strangers have been noticed
baker through to a new record in his
in town of late, loafing about the
race, by clipping off considerable time covering a period of fifteen years, and
T. R. Pollock, superintendent of the
streets, lit is understood that several Gold Creek hatchery was in town
between Freemantle, Adelaide and that he has no affiliations with any
of these persons have been notified Tuesday, and stated that a large
Melbourne. The Special-Six negotiat­ individual corporation owning^imber
in the Northwest.
by the police to get a job or move number of young salmon, including
ed the entire 2,889 miles under ex­
The county agreese that it will not
on. A few instances of petty steal­ many Humpbacks, had been released
tremely severe conditions and came
designate
less than 100,000 acres of
ing have been reported of late, and to the waters of the Trask of late.
through in perfect running order.
land
for
cruising,
under the terms of
evould do well to lock up their Many improvements are being made
This new Australian record of
the contract.
houses #hen they lave, in day time at the hatchery this year; and a num­
i
comes
on
the
heels
of
Studebaker’s
or at sight, to be on the safe side. ber of new ponds for fish feeding will
new marks recently established by
A stranger supposed to- be a “Wob­ be added.
stock model Studebaker cars in the
A meeting was held in the office
TILE YOUR FARM
bly” was picked up the other day by
Syrian desert and in the Union of
of the creamery association Monday
the authorities on a vagrancy charge
ASK THE MAN
South Afrit a.
evening, consisting of three represta-
and
d in the county jail. He
WHO HAS TILED
tives
each from the Elks lodge, the
was
to join the road gang, but
Kiwanis
and
the
city
council,
to
con
­
TILLAMOOK CLAY
and was placed on a bread
sider ways and means of carrying out
and water diet. He later concluded
WORKS
the proposition laid down by the
D. W. Ferguson, representing the
that hot coffee and a good square
That the state highway commission Coast power company nt the council Fitzgibbon wholesale glass house of
meal were too inviting, and thereupon
will later yield to a pressure of pub­ meeting last week regarding a new Portland, was in the city Thursday,
joined the road workers.
lic opinion from boosters for a short city lighting system.
and called on F. J. Pye at the latters
is ei<
F. J. PYE & SON
The county was represented by it» place of business.
route from Portland to the sea, is
i’ve e
believed almost certain.
There is finance committee, Carl Haberlach,
Mrs. E. H. Stark returned last Fully equiped to draft plan for
ir frit
strong pressure from Portland auto Frank F. Conover, and Charles F. Monday from a ten days visit with any building no matter how small
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concerns and auto drivers generally, Pankow; the Elks by John S. Lamar, her daughter Mrs. Nelson at Mont­ and nothing too large. Glad to
for the building of the Portland-Forest Clark Hadley and David Kuratli, and esano, Washington. She left the Nel talk it over with you any time and
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Grove-Tillamook cut off, and to that the Kiwanis by Dr. Robinson, C. J. sons all well. The members of the specialize in pleasing you.
The 'American Cafe is the name pressure is added additional push and Edwards and Frank F. Conover.
Tillamook colony«over there, of whom
of a new restaurant which will be boost from Tillamook, Yamhill and
After careful consideration it was there are several, are also all well.
opened this week by Wm. and Frank Washington counties. It is believed agreed that the city attorney be in­
Withrow of this city. The location that eventually the commission will structed to draw up a petition and
■ is in the building formerly occupied yield, and have the road surveyed at contract between the Coast Power
by Conover Bros.’ grocery store on j state expense. The outlook, is indeed, company and the property owners
the effur of Second avenue and much brighter than it was a week providing for the installation of the
Third at beet. The arrangements will I ago.
lamp posts and the payment of them,
all be up to date. The boys are I To members of the Yamhill, Wash-.«,.«
and that
if , property
...... a - committee
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well known in Tillamook, and will try ington county and Tillamook county I owners who are already in favor of
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to please their customers, which county courts who were before the!the proposition be requested to carry
means that they will succeed.
state highway commission at Portland this petition to the other property
last Monday, urging a survey of the owners,
The committee appointed was J. S.
road by the commissiofi, the comniis-
octogenarian mark, is still in good
physical health and active mentally.
She recently completed a bed-spread,
the designs being in cross-stitch. The
work would have been highly credit­
able to one of much less age.
REPORTED
ISITING IN CITY
HUMPBACK SALMON
RELEASED IN TRASK
sion freely admitted that Portland
should have a short highway to a
connection with the Roosevelt high­
way at Tillamook, but they expressed
the belief that the Roosevelt high-
way should first be constructed be-
fore the cut-off road is built, for the
reason that they did not fepl like di-
verting money from the Roosevelt
highway construction fund to be used
for a survey of the proposed new
route. They had no objection to the
new road; in fact, thought it should
be built, and could see its advantages
as a short connection route. The
only question with the state commis­
sion was whether this was the proper
time to make a survey.
It is thought that these doubts will
later be removed by popular and per­
sistent demand for the survey now.
That is where the matter rests at
present, but there is a tone and air
of hopefulness among the delegates
since they returned, that augurs well
for the immediate survey of the road.
That, at least, is the way they feel
about it.
PROSPECTS BRIGHTER
FOR ROAD SURVEY
PROHIBITION FUNDS
■BELONG TO COUNTY
E
Convinced that h ighway adv.*
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
COMPANY
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Acccurtin r to the state I hw the state ,
is entitled to collect and spend $25,000
each yen for enforcement of the
prohibit!. law. Each county is re- Of New York in the State of New York on the thirty-first day of December,
1923, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant
quirea, to send into the state treas­ to
law:
ury one-^oui th of the net proceeds of ! •
CAPITAL
$ 500,000.00
all fines ¡for the year. It is also pro­ Amount of capital stock paid up .......
vided by the law that when the quota
INCOME
of $25,00o is sent into the state, the Net premiums received during the year .................... $921,183.86
counties f must lie notified that the Interest, dividends and rent received during the year 40,186.82
quota is full It is understood that . Income from other sources received during the year ..................
Total income ....................... .......... ...... . ......... ........... ....... -..... $ 961,370.68
birement has not been follow-
Ihat there is in this county a
DISBURSEMENTS
■of such fund that was not ’ Net losses paid during the year including ad­
$651,121.80
justment expenses ............ —.......................
)tate for 1923, it having filled
paid on capital stock during the year
I for that year. Any excess Dividends
Commissions and salaries paid during the year....... 270,543.79
fund for the year must be re- Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year
22,527.88
to the county, and goes into Amount pf all other expenditures ..............................
30,978.87
Total expenditure-» ...........
$ 975,172.34
Ira! fund.
ASSETS
Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value)
$800,070.00
Value of real estate owned (market value .........
Value of real estate owned (market value) .......
i Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc...............
102,897.04
Cash in banks and on hand ..............
~.........
Premiums in course of collection written since
296,508.51
September 30, 1923 ......
—
[Perkins was agreeably sur- Interest and rents due and accrued .................
8,233.40
m last Monday afternoon at Reinsurance due on losses paid ...........................
5,500.00
.„............ $1,213,138.95
Total admitted assets ........ ......... ......... ........
Idence of her daughter, Mrs.
kgarrcl of Front street, west,
LIABILITIES
Kimber of lady friends who Gross claims for losses unpaid ..................................
$ 59,912.31
nd spent the afternoon with Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding
risks .................. ................ ........... .... -........ ...... 381,052.58
I occasion being her eightly-
45.259.86
Due for commission and brokerage --------- -----------
Ithday. Floral and other gifts All other liabilities .... . .......... ...... ..............................
10,000.00
resented by the visitor«, to-
$ 496,224.75
Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock of $
with their congratulations.
’ BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
<arrel served a dainty lunch- Net premiums received during the year ----------------------------
$ 18,424.74
ih< guests. Mrs. Van Patten Losses paid during the year---------------- --------- -------------- —
22,252.50
25,072.50
L Ai thur Beals recited, and al- Losses incurred during the year ............................... .......... . ....
1 a pleasant time was experi- Name of Company, Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
Name of President, R. M. Bissell
Name of Secretary, Jas L. D. Kearney
Perkins, who has passed the Statutory resident attorney for service. Insurance Commissioner
WOOK WOMAN
S SURPRISE PARTY
10c lb
15c lb
22c lb.
25c lb.
27c lb.
14c lb.
20c lb.
15c lb.
WALK ONE BLOCK EAST
FROM MAIN STREET ON 3rd
STREET AND SAVE
$1.00
Hadley’s Meat
Market
BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS
NEW RESTAURANT
IS OPENED IN CITY
A
Briskets and Short Ribs to boil
Pot Roast ................................
Serloin and Round Steak........
Tea Bone Steaks.....................
Best Skinned Hams.................
Picnic Hams..........................
Best Bacon.............................
Very best Pure Lard...............
LIGHTING COMMITTEE
REPORTS TO COUNCIL
D
ïee
in.
ink
MEATS
Are Cheap
sing
signs detract from the natural reauty
of the great routes of trav’l c - the
Pacific Coast, this Company h : de/
cided that it will erect no r □re such
signs and that it will imm. diateiy re/
move ail of its signs of this nature now
standing. Hereafter the Company
will confine its use of signs to com/
mercial locations.
The Company feels that the spit ndid
I
iones up
With Springtime comes a marked desire
for “green stuff” on the daily menu. This
is Nature’s provision for Man’s need of
vitamines. Perhaps that is why we like
ham and bacon all the year round—because
they also contain vitamines in easily
digested form.
>
Frye’s “Delicious” Brand Hams and Bacon
are made from selected young grain-fed
porkers. The Frye way of curing gives
them a mild, rich flavor and retains all the
fine, sweet juices. Frye’s Meat Guide and
recipe book tells many ways of using these
Delicious products with Spring green stuffs
Send 2 cents for postage to Frye
fit Corr.pany, Seattle, and Frye’s
Meat Guide will be mailed to
your address.
It is worth
dollars to any
household.
scenery so v’.aracteristic of nea-ly all
of the highways of California, Ore/
gon, Washington, Nevada & Armona
should be unrnarred. and on that ac/
count is willing to sacrifice the ad ver/
tising value of the signs.
Th»» well known Frye
label is a safe guide to
uniform quality.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( California )
Buy Hams and Baton by this Brand Name—
Yow ’ll find them “Everything the Name Implies