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VOLUME 36; NUMBER 28
PRICE $2.00 THE YEAB
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924
ROCKAWAY BEACH
READY FOR SUMMER
Buildings are Rising and Ones Now
Creamery Association gets
Communication from
Los Angeles
leaòlialjt
1 here Being Improved to
Accomodate Trade
Mistake in Budget Makes
Necessary Change in
1924 Plans
COUNTY GAME CLUB
INCREASES NUMBER
WILL BUILD CHURCH,
PLAN EPISCOPALIANS
Contest Adds Ovex Two Hundred
Member» Here Anxious to Have Their
Names to Rolls of Protection
Organization
Own Building and are Making
Movement Originated by
President Harding
is Carried On
Preparations
Just Where Fault Lies is
being Investigated on
Every Corner
(By W. J. Schumacher)
' (By Fred C. Baker)
The Tillamok Game and Fish Pro­
Rockaway people are preparing for
Tillamook city will be adorned with
tective association held a meeting at
their summer visitors which are al-
another attractive church building
the city hall last Friday night, which
ready beginning to arrive. Numerous
and parish house when the present
was largely attended.
new cottages are being built to take
plans of 3t Albans mission are car­
The
matter
of
the
proposed
slaugh
­
care of the increasing number of tour­
ried out, which, it is expected, will
ter of the <deer of Oregon, which has
ists which come to the • beaches each
be in the near future. St. Albans
Tillamook Farmers Asked Not to Hire season. Several new business houses “Who Killed Cock Robin?", is Being been advised by some people in the
Politics Expected to be Changed by
state who are fearful of the spread of Schools and Churches Being Asked to mission is a branch of the Episcopal
are
also
under
construction
and
con-
church
and
connected
with
the
diocese
Help Which Might Have Come
the hoof and mouth disease from
Mistake Accredited to Local
Asked by Fair Enthusiasts
Help in Work of Protection
cesions have most all been let.
of Oregon, of which the Right Rev.
California
to
this
state,
and
who
be
­
from California
The state highway commission is
County Officials
of County
W. T. Sumner is the presiding bishop.
of Natural Resource
lieve that deer will be responsible for
asking for bids to complete the last
For several years Archdeacon H. D.
disease
introduction
into
this
state
(Contributed to the lleudUcht)
gap of road on the Roosevelt highway
Chamber, and then Archdeacon J. C.
(By L. E. Garwood)
from the California side, was discuss­
Checks for February milk will be
Much agitation was manifest this
Owing to the fact that the $28,700 ed by County Veterinarian J. N. Shaw,
In 1921 President Harding issued a Black have conducted monthly ser­
Lut on the 22nd of the month. There between the Jetty and Brighton in
Tillamook county and prospects are
has been some delay due to the fact that the work will be done before the voted for improving the- new fair who asserted that so far as he knew proclamation setting aside a week in vices in this city, with the result that week when it was learned that the
grounds was not placed in the county the disease had never been spread by April for the observance of forest there is now sufficient interest taken $30,000 which was voted by the tax­
that some of the cheese was not sold beginning of summer.
With this budget for 1924, that sum will not deer; and the club went on record as protection. The movement received in the mission to justify a building payers of this county last November
until about'ten days ago.
piece of highway open the road will
had been left out of the county bud­
Practically all of the March cheese be shortened by several miles between be available for the purpose for which bing opposed to a wholesale open sea­ such favorable comment that in the program.
There appears to be quite a number get and that this fund could not be
it was voted, and will not be collected; son for the slaughter of this species following years of 1922 and 1923 the
has now been shipped; most of this Rockaway and Seaside.
The route nor will any one be taxed to pay it. of wild game. The club decided that same proclamation was sent out over of Episcopalians scattered throughout collected or the new fair bulidings
Ling at 24 and 25 cents, Tillamook.
will follow the Nehalem bay and will For the reason that the above stated the laws should remain as they are. the nation and a great deal of help­ the county, as well as in this city, and constructed this year.
Wisconsin cheese declined Saturday be a beautiful drive.
Just who is to blame for the de­
amount was not placed on the tax roll
A resolution was unanimously ful publicity was given this work, like congregations of other denomina­
L follows: Twins, 15X4 cents; dais­
With the possibilities of the new for 1923, the special tax cannot be adopted pledging the club member­ through lectures before schools, civic tions, those who have made their ficiency is what is puzzling Tillamook
ies, lo'-s cents; and longhorns, 16 road at once, several new places are
church affiliations with the local mis­ people, but quite a number of strong
tents. It is hoped that (he Tillamook springing up along the route; small collected, and the whole item is void. ship to aid in the protection of wild bodies and <;lubs; motion pictures and
sion feel that it is to the best interest statements have been heard from
verious
displays
of
fire
fighting
equip
­
The
failure
to
have
the
$28,700
car
­
game
and
fishes,
and
in
upholding
the
prices may be maintained at 24 cents steres and garages are being built,
of
the Episcopalian mission to have voters, regarding what they are go­
ment
were
used
to
bring
before
the
for triplets and 25 cents for loaf, but also ground is being cleared for auto ried to the budget and placed upon laws now in existence on that sub-
public the ever increasing danger of their own place of worship if that ing to do to certain county officials
the
rolls
for
collection,
will
render
ject.
The
resolution
is
practically
the
should Wisconsin show a further de­ camps, which heretofore has been
forest fires and what the subsequent denomination expects to make the next election.
(Continued on page 5)
cline on Saturday of this week, it very limited on account of the heavy further improvement of the new fair
same growth and progress as other
loss means to the community.
The mistake was first discovered
grounds
impossible
at
this
time.
The
rill be necessary to decline the Tilla­ timber. Rockaway will have several
This year, President Coolidge has church organizations are doing in this a few days ago when Treasurer Mills
only
thing
left
for
the
fair
board
to
mook market further because it would acres ready for camp ground before
followed the precedent set by Presi­ city.
received some tax money from the
¡>e poor business to permit the Pacific July 1, which in addition to her pres­ do, is to hold the fair on the old
As Tillamook city will have a big sheriff and found that no funds had
dent Hardir.g and has asked that the
grounds
this
year,
and
the
board
has
¡oast markets to be filled with Wis- ent ground, will accommodate several
nation observe the week of April 21- building boom this year, with a large been collected for the proposed new
decided to take this course. Just
tonsin cheese at this time of the year. hundred automobiles.
27 as forest protection week. To the number of pretty, substantial bunga fair buildings. As a side light on
what
it
will
cost
to
put
the
old
Demand for cheese continues heavy
The owners of the Manhattan-Tilla­
people of Tillamook county this pro­ lows and business buildings to be this affair, the fair board was about
from California. Some of the buyers mook stage line are opening an office grounds in condition, has not yet been
clamation shouVl have a double sig­ erected, the erection of the parish to let a contract for the construction
decided
by
the
board,
and
will
require
ire already commencing to store for in Rockaway. They will run four
nificance. Tillamook county is pri­ house and church building will also 6f the buildings when the lack of
investigation and estimates, which
lext winter's use.
T. B. Turney, who runs a second­ marily a timber growing county. add to the attractiveness of the city funds was discovered.
stages a day connecting at Tillamook will later be made.
The hoof and mouth disease is at with the Portland stages. Tickets
Results of indignation meetings,
There remained about $5,000 from hand store in this city was arrested Probably not more than 10 per cent and help to induce home seekers to
(resent under better control than it will be sold for the entire trip at re­
the money appropriated in 1920 for last Monday on a charge of violating of the total area of the county is till­ locate here, where there are now quite tabulated, are as follows: E. H.
las been for ten days. Carl Haber- duced fares. They will also make
the fair, and that fund has been tak­ a city ordinance which forbids such able land. This means that Tillamook a number of really attractive and Stark is responsible for the mistake,
ach reports having received the fol­ connections at Miami with the Sea­
ing care of the improvements on the a dealer to buy articles of any de­ will always depend on it’s natural handsome church buildings, the latest as he is janitor of the court house;
owing letter, which will giv.t the side stages. With these accommoda­
minor.
Turney resource of timber to furnish it’s pay­ to be added to the list is the new County Agent Pine is undoubtedly
new grounds, so it is said. The sum scription from
Tillamook people an idea of the situa- tions passengers can leave Portland
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge,
and
was rolls and to bear the burden of tax­ Methodist church.
the guilty one for he was active in
of $15,000 for the coming fair was
ion in Los Angeles county: “Re: and make the complete circle, visit­ placed in the budget last year,
It is often remarked that there are getting the funds voted in the first
and fined $15 and the costs, before City ation, that the community may build
ioof and Mouth Disease. The situa- ing several beaches on one trip.
that amount will be available, to- Recorder White. The action was bas­ adequate schools and roads. At the too many church buildings and too place; Sheriff Aschim must be guilty,
ion here briefly is as follows: As
ed upon the discovery of some water present time, funds raised through many empty pews in small towns like as he did not collect the funds; Asses­
They have also bought the boat
(Continued on page 4)
'ou know, cases of the disease ap­ Phoenix, which was wrecked at Bar­
faucets in the store, when Sheriff
Tillamook, but however that may be sor Johnsori is charged with the crime
(Continued on page 7)
peared in the Los Angeles stock yards view during a storm last November,
Aschim, armed with a search warrant,
persons who contemplate making their because he did not make the one-mill
ibout ten days ago, and the federal and have fitted her out for an excur­
entered the building looking for some
home in a city like ours, if they are assessment on the county property;
ind state authorities immediately took sion boat. She will have first class
similar articles which had been stolen
church goers, look for the church the county court are the principal
he necessary steps to prevent spread accommodations for over sixty pass­
from the fair grounds some months
they are affiliated with, so in that ones damned as they did not put the
ago. The fair property was not found,
if the disease, and the customary engers. As there is no wharf at Rock­
respect all churches and church de­ item on the budget; Clerk Brimhall
but instead the faucets found were
[uarantine regulations were put into away she will leave from Garibaldi
nominations have their attractions is guilty because he prepared the bud­
Last Wednesday J. C. McClure of Bay and influence where people are look­ get and failed to include the item;
identified
as
the
property
of
Frank
net.
A.
Haikura,
a
rigger
in
the
employ
and make regular daily trips.
Matthews, a contractor in this city. City filed for the primary nomination ing for new locations, to say nothing the officials of the Port of Bay City
“A few days after this happend it
The dance pavilion will open the of the Wheeler Lumber company, at
fas generally understood that the first Saturday in May, when it will their north fork camp, was instantly The articles were stolen iron, prem­ for County Clerk. Mr. McClure is of the moral influence and better en­ are blamed because they are officials;
natter was under control, and in fact, be under the same management as killed by a falling tree early in the ises belonging to Mr. Matthews some said to be one of the best book men in vironments for young people all these City Recorder I. W. White and Chief
he authorities were on the verge of as last year, who announce that they morning of the 12th inst., a limb time ago. The fair board is still look­ the county, and was at one time dep­ church denominations have upon the of Police Henry White must take the
ifting the quarantine when fresh cas- have acquired additional ground and striking him and breaking his neck. ing for the articles stolen from the uty sheriff of this county. He ran community at large.
burden of responsibility because they
St. Albans mission succeeded in were born with two legs and arms
s broke out in two dairies near Pasa- intend to build a substantial addition His skull was also fractured by the buildings on the fair grounds, last against the present clerk, H. S. Brim­
ena, likewise, a large hog ranch in to their hall to take care of the grow­ tree. The man was 33 years old, and winter, but thus far they have "not hall, and failed by only a few votes purchasing city property situated at each. Every taxpayer in the county
single. He had been with the com­ been successful. Some boys or grown of election. His filing at this time •the northeast corner of the intersec­ is to blame because they did not dis­
he San Fernando valley. These three ing crowds.
pany for about seven years when the ups will get into serious trouble one was at the request of many friends, tion of 6th street and 3rd avenue cover the omission when they read
erds were immediately destroyed,
The citizens of Rockaway had a
accident occurred which ended his life. of these days for molesting property who predict that he will make a strong east, where it is proposed to erect the the published budget.
trge trenches dug by steam shovels,
very enthusiastic meeting April 10 He had relatives in Washington. The at the fair grounds. Vandalism re­ showing at the polls next May. He buildings.
However, after much discussion pro
nd the dead stock buried with quick-
(Continued on page 2)
It is expected that considerable fi­ and con this week, a majority of the
remains were taken in charge by the cently committed on the grounds has is well educated, and thoroughly com­
coroner of Clatsop county, the camp been reported, and the authorities petent; his education having been nancial aid will be obtained from attorneys in this city are of the opin­
“The Globe Milling company, who
ion that, as the budget originates in
being just over in Clatsop county. are on the watch for the marauders. completed at Willamette University.
perate a large stock yard in the
(Continued on page 3)
the clerk’s office, the primary cause
outheastern Vernon district just ont
of the mistake is there. The county
f the city, found it necessary to have
court depends on the clerk to furnish
heir entire herd of cattle steers de­
them with certain material to make
toyed. The packing houses ceased
up the budget, and in this particular
11 killing operations effective yester-
On Friday last a long train oi lum-
case the material was not all furnish­
iy until further notice, and we un-
ber left the coast for its trip over
The McMinnville Odd Fellow team ed, Otherwise, argue the lawyers,
trstand that some of the Denver
the coast range divide for Portland,
put
on the second degree in the Tilla­ what good is the county clerk, any-
wking houses have found traces of
where all lumber is distributed and
mook lodge at the regular meeting way? If the court has to collect these
e disease, altho we cannot vouch for
routed to the north, south and east.
last Tuesday night. Those present items themselves, the county might
is.
There were two big engines in the
from McMinnville, and forming the
(Continued on page 2)
“Of course, the neighboring states
front of the train, and three other
team were:
Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico large mountain climber engines help­
Henry Pearson, Wm. Gunning, can­
ive rigid embargos and no goods ed to push the long and heavily load­
didate for county judge, Whelan Ht>n-
n be shipped into these states. In a ed train up to the summit. The sight
sacker, B A. Sheldon, R. C. Burchett,
(Continued on page 6)
seemed t<r be an unusual one to the
W. J. O’Dell, Frank High, Ralph
people along the road, and many of
Tharp, Sam Kid, John White, Thomas
hte residents were out to wit­
Donaldson, Wm. Gambright, Elza
ness tlie big wheel caravan of cars on
Wright, Ed Pratt, Watt Henderson,
In addition to the many other im­
its journey up the heights and over
candidate for sheriff, J. E. High, Ran
the coast range divide. The writei
dall Huddell, Bill Hanstrom, Boone, provements scheduled to take place
got the impression that this was the
Wwight Miller, John Jones, Isaac in this city the present year, Rollie W.
Lambright, Wm. Heilman, Dan Cau- Watson will build a new apartment
first lumber train to employ so many
Alva Xanderpool, a Garibaldi boy engines, and that it was to be later
thorn, Sam Peterson, Ed Hendrick., on his property on Sixth street be­
eighteen years, was arrested on a a regular feature in the company s
of U. S. Pank, C. C. Jackson; Mis.< tween Second and Third avenues east.
arge of possession and sale of in­ transportation methods.
Goldie Derby kindly acted as mascot. The ground floor will cover a space
dicating liquor at the above place
A fine luncheon followed the lodge 105x71 1-2 feet, and the building will
be two stories in height, with an esti­
Bt Monday. He was arraigned be-
work.
mated cost of $30,000. There will be
** Jus ice Stanley last Tuesday and
fourteen suites—seven three-room
wded guilty to the charges, and
apartments, and seven two room
*’ fined $150 and sentenced to thirty
apartments, on the upper floor, in­
ffs in the county jail. He was also
Last Tuesday was the last day on
cluding baths and closets, with a total
with the costa. In case he does
of 35 rooms.
* Pay out, he will have to be im- which candidates could file. The pri­
The first floor will consist of a gar-
oned until his fine is paid which maries occur on May 16th, and it >»
age
foi general storage, wash rack,
reported
that
there
will
be
a
heavy
g
camp
go*
1
Whitney
company
loggin
will not exceed 105 days service.
I one of hi» feet tangled in a steel lin« ladies’ rest ro wm, and additional
t> passing sentence upon the youth, registration in the county. Tu. rday
at the camp last Friday; with the re storage capacity i for guests. Ground
** Stanley stated that owing to was also the last day for registiat.or
suit that hi« right ankle was broker. was br< >ken for the improvement last
* youth of the boy he would not im- Considerable interest is now being dis­
ity
pr
He was brought to this city immedi Monday and it >» believed that the
nming
cc
* a greater fine. It is believed played in the
ents will hi impleted by Sep-
ately after the accident for medica
at the boy was a tool jo older per- ■■
maries,
and
hi », —
— th'
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*
next.
J
tembei
•
treatment.
exciting
time
at
the
polls.
T
.
I' is the old story of good par-
foreshadowed by a heavy regi alio
• and of bad companions.
CATTLE ORDERED KILLED
ERROR IS BLOW TO FAIR
EVERYBODY IS BLAMED
PRESERVATION IS VITAL
SECOND-HAND DEALER
ARRESTED MONDAY
LOGGER IS KILLED
BY FALLING TREE
BIG LUMBER TRAIN
TAKES FIVE ENGINES
J. C. MCCLURE,BAY CITY
OUT FOR COUNTY CLERK
April Showers
MAC’ ODDFELLOWS
PUT ON WORK HERE
APARTMENT HOUSE
TO RISE ON SIXTH
OUNG BOOTLEGGER
FINED AND JAILED
TUESDAY LAST DATE
• FOR REGISTRATION
WHITNEY LOGGER
HAS ANKLE BROKEN