TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT cottage, Portland; the Carrick four room cottage; J. H. Rosenberg, six room cottage; John Linberg six (Continued from page 1) room cottage; H. H. Rosenberg, four and larger store building, in which a room cottage; Dr. Elmer Alien, five Frank room cottage, and others. confectionery and a new soda foun­ Brown, a prominent stockman of Carl­ tain will be installed. Still another ton, is building a pretty eight room improvement for this year has been bungalow, with a garage; and Lloyd decided #upon, by the proprietors, Edwards of this cit^, is also having which will consist of an electric light built a neat four room bungalow. system, for which Wm. Cheney of this Worthy of special mention, also are city, has the contract. It will be the twenty-two for rent cottages and operated by a gasoline motor, and tent-houses owned by Allen & Flem­ will be ample in its power to light the ing, the former a dentist of this city, whole beach city and the streets, to and the latter a former resident of v.hat it is believed will be, a satisfac­ McMinnville. The cottages are well tory extent. And don’t tell anybody furnished for light-housekeeping, and we told you—but there is a possibil­ are kept scrupulously neat and sani­ ity that a big white screen will be tary, and are fitted with good mat- tacked to the perpendicular south wail tresses and springs, insuring real of Maxwell Point, and that upon this comfort, Water is piped to hand, screen will be thrown entertaining with other modern conveniences, In pictures twice a week at night, during front of their houses, the parking the tourist season. This will be some­ strips have been planted to sweet thing novel, but the Rosenbergs pro­ peas, gladiolus, dahlias, tulips and pose to make of Oceanside a real other popular floral growths, which amusement center, plus its i.atural will make their summer residences assets of scenic beach,- its woodland doubly inviting to tenants. trails, waterfalls, caves, agate trea­ It is learned that many new Ocean­ sures; still plus its big off-shore lock side homes will arise this summer, as aviary of strange and wonderful sea­ many lots have been purchased for birds, its menagerie of sea-lions, that purpose, and numerous letters which give impromptu performances inquiring relative to building, have every day in the year, rain or shine. been received from prospective build­ By their recent purchase of “Short ers already this year. Beach,” to the north along the coast, The proprietors expect to clear up consisting of fifty acres of shore line underbrush, and open new camping and upland, they now have four hun­ places along the old government road­ dred acres in the Oceanside play­ way through their grounds, thus ground, including mountain scenery, affording pleasant drives and inviting picturesque old trails, springs, stopping places for the day. Num­ streams, rivulets, and a source of pure erous springs will be made available mountain water for domestic use, wild along this mountain road, which com­ canyons, roaring creeks, and stately mands a fine view of the beach pan­ trees. And there is the “old light­ orama far below. A suspension house trail,” consisting of a mile and bridge over “Short beach” creek will a half of wonderland; and when the allow pedestrians to visit the Cape new suspension bridge is put in over Mears light house this year, which is Short Beach creek, the trip will about two miles distant over the old suspension bridge is put in over light house road, from the beach town. lengthen to include Cape Mears light­ The scenery along this route is, with­ house, completing a most wonderful out exception, the finest on the coast, panorama of big trees, locally his­ say visitors who have passed over it. toric side-trails, beautiful ferns, and It combines the mountains, the water­ many species of forest flowers in­ falls, the gorge of Short Beach creek, digenous to the west coast, that the light-house, Three Arch Rocks, mingle with the native grasses, and and the vast expanse of ocean—all in attract the nature lover, thus adding one trip. And then there is the trip a new world to the tired professional at low tide down to “Lost Boy Cave,1 or business man from the drugery of one of the natural curiosities of the city life, who comes over to the Tillamook coast, including Agate, — beai'h for rest and recreation. Moonstone and Short beaches, all The Rosenbergs are not resort within the Oceanside ownership. The “grabbers.” The farmer or dairyman, beautiful Oceanside Falls on Short the workman, the business man—all beach, alone, is worth the trip. There may come and spend the day on their also is the silvery falls near the light­ big playground without charge. No house. On the south side of Cave fee for parking; no charge for a rus­ mountain is Hermit Rock, a stately tic table upon which to spread your beach eminence, which is reached by dinner; and all are welcome. If you a trail leading down from the old pitch your tent and stay all night er government road. It stands a tree- a week, you pay a small fee; other­ dad sentinel at the south approach to wise you can spend the whole day without paying a cent on the grounds, if you do not want to. • Water is piped to the grounds from a pure mountain creek; and last year the health authorities of the state pronounced Oceanside “absolutely sanitary.” Garbage cans are kept on the grounds, and at. all houses and tents, and cleanliness is insisted upon, and excuse« do not go. At convenient places, campers and tourists will find out-door fireplaces where they can make coffee and cook their meals. WILL IMPROVE BEACH Sophmore efforts. The Seniors all j cause he was heavier sot. Short beach, and is an example of brickbats feel that this party echpses .ny the erroding processes of the ever And the tin-cans and the I bute tendered them thus far in »>eir and the chunks of old dried mud,j restless tides of the ocean. high school career. On Moonstone beach is the popular Found marks upon the actors, with Saturday proved to be a very poor dull, resounding thud. suspension bridge that connects with sort of a day for the h.gh school pu Neptune Rock from the mainland, Then Smith’s little Johnny boy, got nic, but a few, namely, Arhne, Joe, Sidney Ashton down, over the sea. At high tide, one stands! Hubert and Erma set forth for 0<-ean’ directly over the surf, and the de­ And sat astride his stomach, and side and when questioned Monday, acted up the clown, tached rock furnishes a fine place for declared that they had had a love .. fishing. There also is a fine place for Till Sally Ashton’s blood arose,—no time.” We suppose they did. more she couldn ’ t bear, fishing beyond that point on the slope And enterin' of the fracas, she grab­ ’ The student body enjoyed very of Cave mountain. much a talk on “Character Budding bed the Smith boy's hair. The attractions of the Oceanside full in Athletics,” given last week by Sam, Then other budding ladies took, beach resort are so varied and num­ Dolan of O. A. C. Lowell Edwards | erous, that to keep within the restric-. hands in the game, was also from that school, was present Till that fair and balmy Sunday, tion of nwspaper space, is well nigh’ at the same time and made a few impossible. Nature furnished all the ' all botched up with shame. was remarks. Other visitors to T. H. b- 0, while the battle lasted it attractions at Oceanside, and the pro­ were Hubert Mathews and Henry bloody—and the hair, prietors are merely adding the human Boschler both from O. A. C. and Rod­ That was jerked out by the handsful, conveniences to enjoy it under mod­ ney Farley from University of Ore­ it nearly filled the air. . ern life conditions. I There were cries and imprecations, gon. wicked thuds and panting breaths; Two interclass basketball games SUNDAY DESECRATION AT TWIN ¡ But with all the awful carnage have been played. Monday the Sen- PEAKS there were scarcely any deaths. iots, with the aid of Coach Sheeley, How long it would have lasted, won 8-0 from the Juniors. Last week There was revelry in our neighbor­ no mortal could presage; the Juniors won 3-0 from the rest of Q hood one Sunday afternoon, Had not some one shouted “Marsh-al!” the high school. The Senior girls are When twenty kids and kidesses, sad would have been the page. wondering what Monday’s victory danced to a social tune,— They scattered like young chickens, was due to, and have formulated an - Which Billy Jones he played upon, to the shelter of the coop, opinion. an old tin flageolet; Till no warrior on the battle-field, And ray! Things was a doing there, was left to sound his whoop. Flax industry may get plants at you could safely bet. Out in the gentle zephyrs, red hairs, Turner and Albany. State contract­ Clint Perkins bowed and balanced strayed with golden brown, ing for straw from 3,000 acres at to little Hetty Green; And the shocked sun set so sadly, $21.50 to $36.50 per ton. And Sam Akers promenaded with in the west end of our town. Woodburn—Graves cannery, one of black-eyed Susie Green; successful concerns of Willamette val­ Joe Higgins he do-ce-doed with Osie ley, will have largely increased cap­ HIGH SCHOOL Anna Glass; acity for 1924 run. While Muller’s boy, he swung around I Stayton will have flax plan this - with the Newcombe lass. (By High School Reporter) year. plumb lovely, till O, wasn’t it The Sophmore class gave the Corvallis—Work commences on new rough-neck Parker guy, Seniors a very lovely party last Fri- Lafferty building. Got jealous of Clint Perkins, and day evening in the gym. After many T— soaked hirn on the eye? interesting games and songs the The girls all climbed upon the fence, Sophmore president, John Gienger, to watch the gory fray, called the attention of the guests to While the boys got in and “mixed it,” the fact that they were to adjourn to at the close of that fair day. Mrs. Hcyd’s room. There they found 5) Thu sootlung antiseptic takes (jp Bill Jones he took his flageolet, and the room very beautifully decorated away smart and soreness smashed it slick and clean, ( and a veritable banquet awaiting Upon the tow-white noodle of Sala­ them. After the repast, which was mander Green; served by girls from the Sophmore And Clint Perkins and the Parker boy, class, John Gienger, as toastmaster, they rolled upon the lot; called upon Coach Sheeley, Prof. Ben­ But Clint he finally licked him,— nett, Mrs. Heyd, Senior Class sponsor, Why Wash when you can have Joseph Maxwell, and Eugene Ham­ rick, Senior president, 11 of whom your clothes laundered at a Jit all Druggists* Wi expressed their appreciation of the HOME LAUNDRY for less than you could do it your­ self. If mending is necessary we will do it. We cadd for and de­ liver. i COLISEUM M iss Grace Hobbs and Miss Swaf­ ford, both high school teachers of Portland. Their cottage has five rooms; I)r. 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JOHNSON .................................... »»*.»•» «*»,i itr lb. Tw Aar £ TIRES &TUBES MONDAY MARCH 31 KATHLYN WILLIAMS in With supporting cast including ROY STEWART, DAVID TOR. RANCE EVE SOUTHERN, PHILLIPS SMALLEY and ROB- ERT AGNEW. “Some Cast.” A real surprise picture—one you’ll remember—one you’ll compare with other special attrac­ tions you’ve liked in the past! “TIPS” Two Reel Comedy TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY APRIL 1-2 GLADYS WALTON in THE WILD PARTY A snappy, shining, glittering comedy drama. In addition to the above regular photoplay program we will pre­ sent for your approval the Cosmo Minstrels (all white) featur­ ing EUGENE DE BELLE—late star of Al G. Fields minstrel«. This is the best attraction we’ve ever offered you Come and enjoy it. "BEST MAN WINS" FABLE and “INTERNATIONAL NEWS" THURSDAY APRIL 3 HOLLYWOOD A marvelous non-star picture. A real novelty picture; yet it is not to be confused with “Night Life in Hollywood.” Almoit without exception all of the more popular stars appear in “Holly­ wood” in parts best adapted to their efforts. It matters not who your favorite is you’re sure to see them in this one Doni miss it—One night only. . “COLD RECEPTION” Comedy FRIDAY APRIL 4 _ SHIRLEY MASON in LOVE LETTERS A romance of youthful folly; in which Miss Mason displays her best talent and appears in a most pleasing role. Bell Phone 412 E. 4th St. “YANKEE SPIRIT” THE IMPORTANCE “One minute assays on health by Dr. H. L. Babb” Uncle Hon SATURDAY APRIL 5 Make Your Milk Checks Brighten the Future OF CHILDREN THE OLD FOOL Starring LLOYD HUGHES, LOUISE FAZENDA and BETTY FRANCISCO. A picture with special appeal to all of the fol­ lowing organizations S. C. V.—D. of C.—Boy Scouts— Campfire Girls—D. A. R.—The Legion—Women’s Clubs—Ministers— Church Societies—Parents’ Associations—Masons—ElksOdd Fel­ lows—Woodmen—Foresters and all others that teach Brotherly Love and kindness. You will do yourself an injustice if you mis this one! Come early! Afternoon matinee and evening. • Tillamook dairy farmers are fortun­ ate in having a dependable year- round income. Such an income makes possible systematic saving for new and large oportunities, for long-cov­ eted possessions, f o r protection against misfortune. Make it a rule to put a definite part of each milk or cream check into a first National Savings Account. These deposits, with our 4 per cent compound interest added, will -soon mount up into a mighty handy sum. Start now! Says: “The ideal most fellow«, nev- vy, is to earn a million before thirty, and spend forty years wait­ ing for the end.” The children of today the things of most import­ ance. In them lies the hope of the future, The mistakes of this generation may be cor rected in the next by the children of today. This being true, the future health and well being of a child cannot be neglected un­ less* we sin, not only against the helpless but against so­ ciety. Let’s see that the children's bodies and spines are given proper care. “ARAGIA’S LOST ALARM” Comedy When a Fellow Needs a Friend Member Federal Reserve System an'’ 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. WHEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT Chiropractic spinal adjust­ ments have restored health to sufferers from disease« of th« eyes, «are. nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and lower organs THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS C. J. & A. L. NEFF, Props No. 8, First St. Tillamook, Ore. "ONT LET ^"uA INYnA^ STOP YOUR* MOVING _____ HEALTH FOLLOW twomco wKn WtrtUM ON sceui «tSVTS IM OBUS0OS ACT TODAY fl« n>t.ux»woe«MB when eoneuL golden rod dairy THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY IS PRRPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO * Both Phones ERWIN HARRISON, Prop. YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVEtfc ALL YOUR GOODS daUy Why Ü CALL US DAY OR NIGHT „otto: -qafak .«d R^m.ble RaU. • O«r Mo