TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
>i vui r
county . i
advisement, and tn» tax-collet
Thursday. “This office has rece.ved
this • week. While in the metropolis Tuesday night to talk over and form-: tition under
wim th- nundic
the visitors will attend the Mary ulate plans for the better lighting of hatchet was buried ve the cache, and since January first »^ut
sticking
out
just
ab'
iinquent taxes, and about $40,000 on
Garden concert to be given by the the city. The work was outlined, and
with bedraggled
a committee will ascertain the wishes the dove of peace
the 1323 account.”
Grand
Optra
company.
Chicago
the
Dr. Walker of McMinnville, was in
The Tillamook Fir company lenos
of property owners abutting Second feathers timidly perched above
the city Fi ¡day, visiting with old
the umber holders of the county-wnh
D. A. Long and F. E. Rodgers of avenue, where the post lights may
friends and acquaintances.
a payment of $12,000 on the first halt
Portland, have purchased tl.e service be installed. The proposed post lights'
dove seemed to be expecting later
its 1024 assessment, anil others
station
and
grocery
stock
formerly
will
take
in
about
three
blocks
on
Sec
Wallace Edson of Pleasant Valley
developments.
was in the city last Friday. Hu was operated by F. E. Rodgers, and they ond avenue, from the Lamar corner
are
coming in.
It is understood that the boundary
buying plumbing i supplies for his and their families, totalling seven to the Sunset garage.
commission has allowed the chang 11
in number, will become residents of
farm house
The engine has gray
Henry White, city marshal, and the petition asked for by district
Tillamook.
Adam Schmelzer of between „Blaine
’wife drove over to Salem last Sunday number 19, and rejected the change
iron pistons and force-
G. W. Zaddach of Mohler trans- to visit old friends and relatives, re- asked for in numbers 16 and 22, and
and Beaver, was a county seat caller
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d '.’’mn?** in the rite list Sv*’ir
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f it* ■'* rr14 ' r * t
ed lvMcsthn,
tricts shall turn over to district I-
day.
Ernest Hoag of near Beaver was in
The W< men’s Missionary society the amounts of money drawn by the
The radio stations in this city last
th city the latter pyrt of last week,
C. J. Swenson of Idaville was a will hold a special meeting on the eve children of those two districts who Wednesday night heard Miss Mason,
on bu> inc s
county seat visitor last Saturday.
ning of March 20 at the Christian have attended school :n 42.
P t ion
Prima donna, with a Chicago grand
church. Further particulars will be
f. o. b.
the Show
opera company now giving entertain
Model twins, an example for all
Leneinf
Emil L. Wooley of Rector, was a posted on a bulletin board in the post
BRIDLE
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B
ACTIVITIES
children in “Only 38.”—Adv.
ments in Portland. The “Last Rose
county seat caller last Saturday.
office .
of Summer,” was broadcasted from
L L. Stillwell came over from his
Edith Ross of Wheeler was in the
T. A. Lewis of Chautauqua, N. Y., I A bridge
_ . party was given by Mr. the Oregonian tower, and was plain
home at Forest Grove last Friday on
who has been visiting at the A. G. J and Mrs. Fritz Beltz ai their home in ly heard here.
city last Saturday, shopping
business, and was the guest of his
Beals home, left Tuesday for Spokane, i this city last Monday night for the
brother, M. V. Stillwell and family,
Llowd Edwards is having plans Wash.
| members of the Thursday night
while here.
He was accompanied drawn for his new cottage drawn
bridge club, the husbands and friends.
home by the latter. “Pinkey” Still jup by F. J. Pye and Son. Work on
Mrs. J. C. Holden and daughter,, jjr an(J M(.s pau( Disney won high
well, as he was locally known here, Jhe new building will soon be com Laverne and Wm. Olson, drove out to [ score for
evening. Guests present
was at one time in the livery busi menced.
Portland last Wednesday to hear were Mr. and Mrs. Preston Williams.
ness in this city, and is well known to
Mary Garden in grand opera.
Mrs. Kuralli and Mis. Fred Small
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Buxton of For
all old Tillamookers.
Elmer Hoag, superintendent of the
entertained the Thursday bridge club
est Grove, spent the week-end at the
E. G. Anderson made a trip to
city water commission, states that his
Kathleen Mills, the present county Tillamook beaches. Mr. Buxton is a Portland and Camas, Wash., last at its regular meeting on March 6th.
reason for flashing the hydrants on
treasurer, has announced that she will prominent business man of the above Tuesday, returning Wednesday fore- Guests on the occasion were Mr.:.
Mrs. Sunday, is that if it is done at night.,
Robinson
and
Mrs.
Reichert.
be a candidate before the coming pri town.
noon.
it will interfere with the fire depart-
Kuratli won high score.
maries for the nomination for county
nv nt and endanger the city, as most
Jas.
Lomman
and
wife
were
down
The grandpa we
treasurer. This adds one more to
fires occur at night, if done during
from Mohler, Monday last, with busi 38.—Adv.
CARD OF THANKS
the number of county candidates.
a week day it interferes with the
ness at the office of the county agent.
H. M. Farmer, J. L. Blake and Vic.
Thomas Coates, who has been con Mr. Lomman is a dairyman of the
water supply at the mills, and affects
To
the
organizations
and
friends
Leonard of Cloverdale were in the
fined to his bed for a number of Mohler section.
a
lot of workers and business men.
city Wednesday, with business at the who were so kind and helpful during He therefore selects a short time on
weeks, by illness, is again up and
the
lingering
illness
and
decease
of
Mrs. Helen Ebinger now has a desk court house.
about the streets. He has practically
our loved one, Frank Heyd, we wish Sunday for the work of flushing the
recovered, and hopes soon to be able in the tax-collecting department of
In-
A
representative
of
the
State
to express our heartfelt thanks for mains, which is in the interests of a
to take up his abstract office duties. the county sheriff’s, office entering dustrial Accident commission of Sa- their ministrations and sympathy, so pure water supply for the city, and
He is also chief of the Tillamook fire ■ upon her work last Monday.
if he didn’t do this, he would be cen
lem, was in the city this week, with unstintingly given.
¿department. Chet. Stewart has been | F. J. Pye, wife, and son Archie business at the court house.
sured by the people who object
FREDERICKA HEYD
acting as chief during the illness of were Portland visitors last Friday re
flushing the mains on Sunday.
JACOB HEYD, SR.
E. Comer of Portland, was here in
the regular head of the department. turning home Sunday. The men went
J. W. HEYD AND FAMILY
the interest of the office of the In
Sales and Service
You will find a human professor
Frank Kampf, who had a leg o'lt on business. Mrs. J. J. Pye of ternal Revenue collector, two days of
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March
14
T.
H.
S.
gym.
Portland,
a
Tillamook
county
pioneer,
crushed between two timbers last
Full Line of ‘Accessories
the present week.
Adv.
week at the Sundquist & Norberg was in the city last week visiting her
son,
F.
J.
Pye
and
family.
W. F. Rusk bought a five passen
sawmill east of town, has gone out |
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
to his home in McMinnville where he] Real college boys and girls in ger automobile this week, of a local
Consult Dr. J. G. Turner, eye
company.
will stay until his injuries have heal- “Only 38”, March 14.—Adv.
National
x-ray
specialist,
“Current taxes are coming in about
Leo Ostrander of Carlton, a broth
as usual,” said Sheriff John Aschim, building, Thursdays only.
Elmer White who has been employ er of Mrs. Bert Leach, spent the
ed at Stone’s camp for some months week-end visiting with the Leach
past, left Friday last for his home in family.
Julietta, Idaho.
A lieautifui stellar exhibition was
A man named Barber fell off a given in the western sky one cleat The boundary board composed of
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donkey engine at the Tillamook night last week, when the new moon the county court and the county
WORLD’S
QUALITY
one
Spruce company’s lugging camp
and Venus, the evening star were in school superintendent, hail a lively
LARGEST
GOODS
day last week, and received two close position to each other, Venus session last Wednesday, when direct
CHAIN
ALW ' vs
broken ribs.
will be the evening star until some ors and clerks and interested people
DEPARTPMENT
AT LOW
Vncorjicrattd
One day the latter part of last time in April, when Mars will put to the number of about sixteen ap-
STORE
PRICES
on
its
light
schedule
for
a
few
before
the
houndaiy
com
peared
week, Frank Smith acidentally fell
ORGANIZATION
475DEPARTMENT STORES
months.
Nnittee in the county court room,
through a hole to a lower floor of
the York mill, and sustained two
Peter Bil and Edna Rinehart were There was a petition in court from
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
OPPOSITE SUNSET GARAGE
broken ribs. He was taken care of given permission to wed by the coun the people of school district No 42,
at a local hospital.
ty clerk on the 5th inst. Wm. F. asking for land now contained in dis
tricts numbered 19, 16 and 22.
Wm. Sales, who operates a shingle Robinson and Beatrice Ida Mills also
For a time it looked as if there
mill up on the Foley, it is learned, has received a license to marry on the might be some physical methods used
same
date.
consented to allow his name to go on
to settle the matter, as a dozen ex
the primary ballots for nomination, A
fron) thp Kiwanis nod cited men were talking all at once.
for the office of county commissioner , K)k, (>nrallizati(,nSi and the city conn- It reminded of an old fashioned polit
Men! Here’s a Most Remarkable Vahi
Hubert O'Dell returned last Sunday
held a joint meeting at Tillamook ic :d caucus, but all immediate danger
parsed, and the court took the pe-
from McMinnville where his wife and , Creamery association’s rooms
We’re sure you can’t equal this exceptional value in any ¡4
a J. C. Penney Company Store. Strong, serviceable ««I
self have been for a week past. Mrs.
clothes always at 3
O'Dell s sister, Miss Ethel Roe, is
When you visit this Store, do you feel an
lowest possible pm
slowly recovering from a very serious'
•Registered Trade Mui
atmosphere
of
friendliness;
a
desire
on
the
part
operation, and Mrs. O'Dell is herself
of our salespeople to be of real help to you?
quie ill at the home of relatives from
:—f adeler j chambn
a nervous breakdawn. It is believed,
plain blue and pt
however, that she will recover with
It
is
not
what
you
buy
here
nor
how
mu
chi
out any serious effects.
—two big botti
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
RADIO BROADCASTING
HEARD PLAINLY HERE
SAYS WATER TURN-OFF
IS FOUND NECESSARY
J. MERREL SM
DELINQUENT TAXES
COMING IN STRONG
SCHOOL BOUNDRIES
CAUSE HOT SESSION
'“Big Mac” Work Shirt»
Your Pleasure Here
Is Our Real Profit
you buy nor is it the amount of money youl
spend that concerns us so much as it is that»
your visit is enjoyable.
yourself as som<
you. Gossips
pockets
J “1/
¡T
Oregon Farmer, was in the city last
Saturday, and attended the speaking
at the Fairview grange hall on that
day, when “oleo” was discussed by
speakeis from the valley. Mr. Angell
had many complimentary things to
say about Tillamook county, and
pleaded guilty to carefully reading the
Headlight each week.
Mrs. I’nul Mayer of Haddon, this
county, whose house was totally de-
st reyed by fire on the 20th of last
month, was paid on March 4th. by a
check to her by the Rollie Watson
agency of this city. The amount was
*aoo.
M R. Terry was over from Netarts I
Monday to get the remainder of a bill
of lumber to be used in the construc
tion of a new house for himself. It
will be of the bungalow type, 20x30
feet, and will follow a plifti that he
has worked out, and which he thinks
will be entirely satisfactory, He re
ports that everyone is looking for
ward to a good tourist camping season
at Netarts, this year.
The boxing contests are to take
place at the armory building next
Saturday night, March Lith
Koya
nil rearing to go, and a big crowd
assured. Plenty of room and com
fortable seats. Don't forget the date.
J E. Dunn has accepted a position
with the J. C. Penny «tore at this
place. Mrs. Dunn wll move the fam
ily to Tillamook this week. Mr. Dunn
formerly worked for the Penny Co.
in Portland
Mrs. F. C. Each, Mrs. Jos. Piaskcr
•nd Mrs. C. H. Hadley left for P#rt-|
lard Monday last for a few days stay
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When you shop comfortably and your
perience is one of personal satisfaction, then il
1« that we find pleasure in our storekeeping
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Today if fire comes you must rebuild in the face
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In addition to the sound indemnity it sells, and
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Ask for this insurance and this service.
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Ne< wgll made Shirts for the young fellows who
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I here are solid blue and grey chambrays, assorted
itriped chambrays, khaki twills,
serviceable percales
black sateens
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fort and freedom of movetnei
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“THE INSURANCE MAN"
Service—that
’» the main- point in all
that's
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work
clothes. \I7L
When you get
it at our low
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to buy A profit here for you in every
purchase.
mentio
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c,re' A,*r»ctive * patterns.
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several of these ■
tractive suits for**
children.
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