FRIDAY» APRIL 25, 1924
LOCAL news items
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
way through. At the end of what
was suppose 1 to be a ten round con
test, the referee held up a mit of
each man. Urbanek is a boxer, and
Gardieu while not as scienced as his
opponent, is both a good boxer and a
hard fighter. Urbanek showed traces
of the fight, while Gardieu was barely 1
marked. As an able exponent of the I
rabbit punch, Gardieu has few equals ;
in his class.
Charles Gilman
A. Coffee ..............
Jim Lampson
Ed Cochran..... .......
R. D. Werschkul
7.98
4.99
4.49
37.42
28.91
Claud Webb
J. W. B. Edward.....
H. F. Ward ............
K. J. Best ul ............
A. A. Lane ..............
E. A. Lane .............
Henry Newberg
Bruce Case ..............
Eino Lightfoot ........
Henry Newberg
E. B. O’Neal ......
Lloyd Lane .............
Ed Morehead ..........
Charles Baker ........
C. M Arney
_
O. Huggett ............
Willie Webb ............
13.96
15.96
31.91
31.91
25.93
51.93
42.41
5.48
11.97
21.94
57.38
11.97
15.95
11.97
■7.98
33.91
14.96
, revival is in progress at the M. E.
* h which will last all of next
k Singer Fred Canaday, a ban-
* of merit, gives a solo each even-
BOND WARRANTS
and leads the after meetings.
Lamb Schrader Co.................. 197.96
fv Simpson Haijjrick has charge of
Mead’s Cash store
7.50
Southern Pacific Co................. 359.80
ie main services.
V X Childers, who moved here re-
A. H. Tilden .................... .
45.00
from Seaside renewed acquaint-
A. S. Tilden .............
66.50
with R- T- R°othby of this city.
Albert Tubbesing
21.31
Otis Fuller ............................ '
a lapse of 53 years, last Wed-
2.75
day They were raised together
I Geo. Leslie ...........................
29.94
Vyliood days over near Monmouth,
95.84
WANTED— A GOOD, STEADY, Jack Leslie _______
,lk county. They had much to talk
gentlemanly salesman to handle a Francis Buckles ...................... 99.84
109.78
Ward’s Wagon in Tillamook county. Chas. Crowthers
CUrk Hadley, who has been laid up
79.80
No experience needed. For full Chas. Burgland ...................
th rheumatism for some time past,
particulars write promptly to Dr.
MARKET
ROAD
WARRANTS
SCORES CATHOLIC CLERGY
now able to be up and about.
Ward’s Medical company, Winona, State Indust. Accident Com. ..
.40
j E Shearer returned from a busi-
Minnesota, Established 1856. 29-t.B Orvel Thorp .........................
15.95
ss trip to Portland last Wednesday
(Continued from page 4)
Joe Thorp ...............................
n.96
jrning-
W. S. Coates...........................
11.9g The “Voice” says in a recent issue
that the slayers of Lincoln, Garfield,
W. S. Coates .....
lG CROWD SEES BOXING CON-
and McKinley were each of them
W. S. Coates ....
TESTS
W. E Anderson
Catholics and that the man who shot
(Continued from page 2)
Roosevelt was a Catholic. Now eith
A. H. Gulstrom
The armory was filled with the Howard Cooper Corporation 1158.12 C. F.
er the Catholic Church had something
Stranhan .
st crowd, so it was said, that 1 Howard Cooper Corporation 256.39 W.
to do with these killings, or it pro
S. Coates ....
s ever attended any similar box- M. C. Kellow .
130.00 W. E. Anderson
duces a most degenerate kind of citi-
. event since the boxing game has Kelly Springfield Motor Truck
zen.
Ed Creecy .......
m in operation in this city. Bright-
Co.
549.99 L. J. White .......
N. W. PHELPS
X
sent down a big delegation of Kelly Springfield Motor Truck
Amity, Oregon,
M. B. Lucas .....
iters for their favorite boxer, Gene
Co.
91.50 O. E. Kellow.....
April 10, 1924.
banek, the slender, blonde mitman. King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co......
6.31 A. K. McPherson
ribald’i was also well represented. King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co........
2.25 P. C. White .....
irry Ditter again officiated as ref- King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co........ 42.96 Carl White .......
■e, and at times he had some prying Lamb Schrader Co................. 229.72 P. Russell .........
do to pull the boys apart in the E. E. Leland ....
24.00 Huber Ray ........
(Continued from page 1)
M. T. Loban ...
aches.
28.40 Bill Munroe .....
Die first excitement was caused by Motor Tool Specialty Co......
32.05 Oscar Bennett ...
and the Yaquina bay section, the set
> Johnson of Whitney camp, a big Nelson Electric Co.................
20.45 Elmo King .......
tlers in the north part of the county
1 heavy weight, and George Martin Nelson Electric Co.................
27.80 Jim Imlah .........
are heavily taxed. They receive no
Portland, an “also” willing boy of Oregon State Highway Com. 110.60 A. G. Thorpe ....
compensation in the matter of water
I pounds. While the boys were Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co...........
1.35 I. A. May .........
ways, but fully one-third of their tax
nous, and landed some heavy hay- Patterson Parts Inc.................
3.38 Harry Robertson
es are represented by the levy for
kers on the atmosphere, they fail W. D. Pine ........................... 160.00 Loyd Wood ..... .
port purposes, which means the con
r
le land anything with a floor kick W. D. Pine ............................ 160.00 U. S. Edwards ..
tinued improvement of the Yaquina
it, and they went through their A. W. Plank Hardware..........
2.25 George Davis ...
bar. For that reason, the people of
ir rounds at a furious pace, both A. W. Plank Hardware ......
3.80 W. L. Ostrander
the north end of the county would like
ng their best. Neither one of the Southern Pacific Co.
6.42 ike Shortridge
to become a part of Tillamook county.
rs had any science, but they in- Southern Pacific Co.
337.49 Jess Shortridge
They have no creamery organization,
ested, and Joe got lots of boosting Standard Oil Co......
163.37 Elno Lightfoot .
but when the Roosevelt road is finish
m the timber boys, but the referee Standard Oil Co......
268.57 Loyd Lane ......
ed, they want to organize and get a
fated a mit of each, which was fair Steinbach Iron Works
106.23
Steinbach Iron Works
lUgh
1.00
The Del Monte
’he next number was a four round Sunset Garage
21.72
Properties Com
-to between Lewis Johnson and Tillamook City Water Com.
1.00
pany, Hotel Del
Monte, Calif., use
st. Bennett, both local boys . John- Tillamook Co. Mutual Tel. Co.
1.65
Zerolene oils and
1 weighed in at 166 and Bennett Tillamook Garage ................
15.32
greases exclu
ped the scales at 168. Bennett Union Oil Co...........................
82.98
sively in their 23
pieces of automo
s substituted at the last moment Union Oil Co................. ... ....... 112.11
tive equipment.
Danny Garth of Portland, who Wheeler Lumber Co...............
9.56
med that he could not come. May- Wheeler Lumber Co..............
13.50
Danny was afraid he’d get kayoed, Carl White ...........................
17.30
get his hair mussed up, or some- The Whitney Co......................
11.75
ng. Bennett put up a slashing Nancy A. Wilson ..................
2.00
id bout for two rounds, but Lewis F. S. Yorks Lumber Co.........
29.34
ded one in his mid-section that R. F. Zachman ......................
17.52
k his wind, and at the end of the A. H. Tilden .........................
35.75
>nd round, Bennett was too winded P. J. Kirby ...........................
28.00
further mixing. In justice to Otis Fuller .............................
7.56 •<
inett, it is but fair to say that he Dave McCracken ....................
17.87 «
Equally important with the quality of Zero
1 in no condition to battle, and Albert Tubbesing ..................
4.81 I
2.00
the best he could. Many fans Ira Ludtke ...........................
lene. which we believe to be the best oil made
29.90
lid like to see him trained for a P. E. Allen ...................... -•......
fur the lubrication of the modern automobile,
I go, as he is a good boxer, and Geo. Leslie ............................ 89.82
59.90
dely willing to mix. Johnson was Jack Leslie .............................
whether of eastern or western origin and irre
42.41
•n the decision.
Albert Miller .........................
spective of price, is the service offered by over
24.95
he next canto was a real he-set-to, Paul Burke ...........................
700 Standard Oil Company Service Stations and
59.90
1 Clark Johnson, 154 pounds, and Francis Buckles ....................
23.97 4
imy McCarty, 154, in the second Fred Kebbe .......
thousands of Zerolene dealers throughout the
39 90
est between them thia year. Their Chas. Ewan .......
Pacific Coast states.
109.78
ious fight was a draw. It is said Chas. Haybarker
8.98
McCarty came prepared in his E. R. Alvord .....
A recent letter from the Del Monte Properties
17.98
mind to knock Clark out, but at W. H. Sales .......
y
19.96
end of six rounds of mighty pretty Chas. Crowthers
Company, Del Monte, Calif., makes this point:
23.94
ting it was another draw. John- Chas. Burgland
75.81
was the stronger man at the end. Ed Vogt . . ..
“We operate a fleet of twelve Winton cars in the
39.40
McCarty hit him with all he had, Geo. H. Flieman
guest passenger service in addition to quite a fleet
50.94
missed the button. Clark landed Sam Tomlinson ..
of commercial type vehicles, ranging all the way
23.97
e hard ones on McCarty’s ribs Chas. Stevens ....
from
Fords to five-ton Packard trucks, all of which
25.93
stomach that made the Portland E. .1. Tomlinson .
are
lubricated
with the Zerolene oils and greases
159.74
ack off and cover up. Of the two W. F. Cain ........
31.92
McCarty is the better in-fighter, Bud Steele .......
supplied by your company.
117.26
was dangerous at times, but John- Bill Ewan ..........
r
“The uniformly prompt and courteous treatment
126.27
fought him at every turn, and Tom Ewan .......
59.87
which we have received in connection with this
doped a bad uppercut that kept P. E. Allen .........
116.74
Irishman guessing. This was a Ed Best ..............
service is a credit to your organization and it is put
129.74
fight, and McCarty seemed de Paul Cooper
ting it mildly indeed to state that
47.94
V
fined to end it until the last two W. S. Coates .....
our experience both with your prod
38.32
>ds, when he began to slow up. W. E. Anderson
ucts and service has been highly
28.74
■son stood foot to foot and sev- A. H. Gulstrom
satisfactory.“
23.94
times had McCarty guessing, but C. F. Stranahan ....
11.97
skill of the Portlander always E. Scheese ---------
Big users don’t pay tribute to the
13.96
him out. At the end of the sixth M. T. Loban ...... —
5.98
superstition that there is some
*f the men were fighting hard, Chas. Scheese ......
11.97
honors about even. The referee Tom Henneberry
thing mysteriously “better” about
2.99
a draw, whiefi was popular.
—A* Standard OJ
Levi Chitwood
84.83
“eastern” oils just because they
Company’« new
le
or main event, was be- E. L. Mohler.........
109.78
i mpro w d oü for
n Billy Gardieu of Portland and Guy Grames .........
cost
more — why should you?
Ford ca», “F~d»
107.76
e Urbanek of Whitney mills, J. L. Conover ........
Thore CASwrw<l
Tnaiai on Zerolene, even if it does
98.55
boys fought a draw some Geo. C. Smith........
44.90 :
1 ’ ago. This time they fought Chas. Wells ..........
cosi less.
111.85
°f the hardest fights seen for Ike Wells .............
12.97 i
time past in this city. In the Albert Krake ........
1.491
found» Urbanek did the leading) Albert Krake ........
75.90
some hard ones to Gar- I Dave Hadley ........
123.521
w 0 took them, and bored in for J. C. Brown —.....
98.77
■. ’h,ch he got. In the fourth I Jess Walker
96.53
«• »fter landing hard on Urban- I Henry Smith ........
(CALIFORNIA)
15.97
J*0* with rabbit punches, he M. R. Gruber ........
9.96
. the claret from the blonde Ike Wells ----------
1995
!
C.
H.
Wells
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h
frett’nK him in a cor-
159.74
, "*s bead with one glove and I E. J. Schelling
P h'm
the face with the W. H. Char.ce ......
-Urbanek going to his knees for i Wm. Wil£s ...........
unt of nine. When the latter I Ray Measor .........
s,«ftied the Portlander by : W. E. Fitch ........
. .
waa in the nature of Floyd Fitch -------
A**in. however, in W. H. Fitch .........
round, Urbanek took the j Roy Blanchard
“ nine; but came up with an- 1 A. B. Dental ........
, ”nous «tack that piled Gar- Lloyd Woods ------
the ropes. The Whitney Dan Malet
-
*n ’ one of the gamest men James Taylor . ......
2, n m the ring
R. Beals .......
........ -
® here. Gardieu F.
* • **•
a h‘ttin< in the <*"<*«. w A Southmayd
fought fairly all the Ernest Gilman - -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED
ROOSEVELT ROAD BOOM
efr DEL MONTE
service counis too
ZEROLENE
for FORDS
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
a
cheese factory started.
They also
want, states Mr. Church, to join the
Tillamook Creamery association, as
they have nothing of the kind in their
own county. Their idea is to annex
a strip the width of the county, and
at least six miles deep, to Tillamook
county, and thus escape the county
port tax, which they claim is unjust
for the reason that they get no benefit
from it.
The people of the Salmon river sec-
tion have been isolated by bad roads
for many years, and the building of
the Roosevelt highway now offers an
opportunity for them to prosper by
being able to market their dairy pro
ducts.
There is considerable Indian land
in the north part of Lincoln county
which is being offered for sale by the
Indian agent at Siletz, for the benefit
of the Indians of the Siletz reserva
tion, and much of it is said to be good
land; and there would seem to be op
portunities for settlers in the north
part of the county. Farm land, on
account of the isolation of the Salmon
river country in the past, is still
cheap, compared with land where
there are good roads, but this will be
changed so soon as the Roosevelt
highway is finished.
Asked what the chance was that
the trade of the Salmon river country
might be diverted to this county upon
completion of the highway, Mr.
Church stated that it was his opinion
that Tillamook was just as near, if
not nearer than any other town, and
that he personally believed much of
the Salmon river business would come
this way, later on.
Add California
to your Eastern trip
Double the pleasure almost without cost
For you who are planning an
Eastern trip, Southern Pacific
men have a message.
Call at any Southern Pacific ticket
office and learn how you may go
through California, with liberal
stopovers at interesting points,
at little or no additional cost.
Go to California over the in
comparable Shasta Route.
Then go East over the Southern
Pacific. You have three routes
to choose from, all —T**-Tl~g*y
interesting.
And on every train you find
Southern Pacific Service. Pas
sengers are counted as honored
guests.
AU of our trans-continental
trains carry diners which offers
remarkable fine service at prices
which are tow compared to
those of like service elsewhere».
Southern Pacific
Seed Seed Seed
ONE ELEVEN
24M»
SA]SEPTir
shaving
« «mooch, healthy
j
•ktn toft and vcKcty Try «’
For Flowers
For Garden
For Root Crops
Now is when you need them. . We have a good
stock at saving prices, and will be glad to send
for anything you want no matter how much or
how little.
There’s a lot of good food products that are very
reasonable in price. Our Famous Linn Butter
is one also. Old fashion Whole Wheat Flour and
Whole Wheat Granules, Corn Meal, Chocolate
and Cocoa, Teas,. Syrups and Spices, Maccaroni,
Prunes and Rice and
§
Tillamook Cheese
We are here with the goods, price and quality.
The best in groceries and meats.
Jit all Druggists
WnyV7asTi-^vh7n"^oi^carTTiave
your clothes laundered at a
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.
Satisfaction Store-Market
X
E. G. Anderson
ERNEST D. JOHNSON
412 E. 4th St.
Bell Phone
THE COLISEUM
SUNDAY APRIL 27
MAE MURRAY in
FASHION ROW
Miss Murray in the dual role of peasant girl and
society belle. It’s different, yet it is even more
lavish than her past productions.
speed, thrills and stunts to make the “Rambling
Kid” the biggest picture of his popular career.
You’ll say so too after seeing this one. A real
rodeo and buckaroo show.
“THE MAN FROM MADRID”
Series of the “Leather Pushers” the most realis
tic and entertaining pictures of the “squared
ring” you’ve ever seen.
“THE OLD SEA DOG" Two Reel Comedy
FRIDAY MAY 2
MONDAY APRIL 28
CHARLES JONES in
PURPLE HI’WAY
Starring MADGE KENNEDY
Come along to the rosy road of romance in “The
Purple Highway.” From green fields and bab
bling brooks to the glitter of Broadway and the
world of make-believe, with lover’s lane and
happiness at the end.
“THE WAY OF A MAN" Chapter 3
TUESDAY-WEDNEDAY APRII
29-30
BLANCHE SWEET in
ANNA CHRISTIE
One of the most popular pictures produced during
the past year. It’s exquisite in simplicity, mag
nificent in artistry and mighty in heart appeal.
Unquestionably one of the best offerings in
many weeks.
“THE MORNING AFTER” Aesop’s Fable Car
toon and “INTERNATIONAL NEWS”
THURSDAY MAY 1
RAMBLING KID
Starring HOOT GIBSON
“Hoot has cut loose with everything he had in
NOT A DRUM
WAS HEARD
A story of the west in the days when, a man’s
gun finger was always ready and his eye sought
the first suspicious movement of those about him.
For action and thrills, this one is loaded full and
over-flowing.
“HOLD EVERTHING” Two Reel Comedy.
SATURDAY MAY 3
WILLIAM S. HART in
WILD BILL
HICKOK
This is “Bill Hart’s” return to the screen. He
has sure made a good one. He's back in action,
in the type of production that made him popular.
No need to say more; unless we suggest that you
come early to get a seat. Matinee at 2 o’clock—
Evening show at 7:30.
“BE YOURSELF” Al St. John Comedy.
MAY PROGRAMS READY FOR DISTRIBU
TION TUESDAY APRIL 29th.
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