TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT TAKES TILLAMOOK BOY mmunity was saddened last evening by news of the of Burton Loraine King, who suffering for some time leaks/i nf the heart. Loraine Tillamook with his par- he Was about five years of aving- moved here with his par- Ashland, Oregon, where , born. He had finished the school here and had spent two years in the local high thereupon entering the Ben- olytechnic high school for boys rtland. He had finished a one- course in electrical engineering time of his death. After hav- p-nt two weeks in a hospital in n(j he came home apparently improved in health He took Tuesday evening and grad- grew worst until his death. was popular and ambitious, lesves many friends. The fun- jervices were held in the Naz- church on June 10. HWEST TO HAVE GOVERN- T FOREST STUDY STATION COUNTY CLUBS KEPT BUSY D. H. Kennedy, county club agent, conducted the regular meeting of the Pleasant Valley calf club, at the home of John Proctor, on Wednesday June Albert Johnson is president of the club. The judging team, which tied for fourth place at the Jersey Chautauqua in Salem ported on their trip. This team con sisted of Jack Grath, Clarence Arney and Victor Thomas. On Friday, June 13, the regular meeting of the Miami poultry club will be held. IS The members of this club are: Rachel Hatch, Eunice Kir- by, Everett Wright, Beatrice Kirby, and Jack Reed State winners and other members will leave on Sunday, the 15th for Corvallis to attend a two weeks ses- ' sion for club members of the state. The following six state winners are to be given expenses for the trip: Rob- ert Williams, Otto Hohlfeld, Eula Krake, Jack Mowery, Adolph Ben- scheidt, of Tillamook, and Alvah Foote of Garibaldi. Other members who will attend the sessions Pauline Thompson, Rockaway; Vera Sappington and Evelyn Gharst of Beaver; Maxine Baker, Hallie Harris, Kenneth Williams, Bryan Morgan, Lenhart Gienger, Eunice Krake and Ellen Krake of Tillamook. bill has finally passed authonz- federal appropriation of $25,- or the establishment of a forest iment station for the north Pac- istrict of the United States for- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY This station will be lo- Bomewhere in Oregon or Wash- WANTED — POSITION DURING school vacation. n for the purpose of a scientific Can do steno- of the natural restocking of graphic or bookkeeping work. Call Headlight office. S143. las fir lands. 36-tl ■ STAR The 27 Feature Car No. 7 SEMI-ELLIPTIC SPRINGS. Com­ pare the proportion of length of springs, combined with wheel base of the Star car, with any other car in its class. Here are 164 inches in the rear, and 68 inches in front. This in­ sures riding comfort, such as no other car in its class can offer. We have 26 other Reasons why the Star should become a part of yolir family. Satisfaction Guaranteed FRED B. JONES PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING BERRY’S MUSIC HOUSE Price $3.50 COAST STAGES Tillamook, Nehalem and Seaside. Daily Leave stage depot at Tillamook, 9 a. m; leave stage depot, Seaside, 3 p. m. ( OAST STAGES Geo. Smith, Mgr PERSONAL MENTION I partner in the firm with his brother, Louie Labowitch, the Grand Leader. Jake Schraeder and wife of Con­ Elwell Erskine made a trip to Port­ don, Oregon, were in Tillamook re- land and returned Sunday. cently. Mr. Schraeder was looking Ernest Edmunds, of Pacific City, over cow testing association calves. He expects to place a big order in was a Tillamook visitor Monday. ' he spring. Allan Page, who has been seriously The attention of County Agricul- ill or some time is improving. tunst Pine was recently called to a F. C. Reed of Wheeler spent Mon- day in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Teeters left for a few days visit in Portland Frank Reed and Carl Nagel of Wheeler were Tillamook visitors this week. Mrs. Eva Webb who* was quite ill the first of this week is improving nicely. Mrs. George Baertlein of Lebanon is visiting at the home of her sister, I Mrs. O. G Wilkes. Dr. H. L. Babb, Tillamooks chiro­ practor’s hours 9 to 5 Monday, Wed- nesday, Friday and Saturday even- 86-tx ings at 7.—.Adv. SUMMER’S R T AUCTION HEBO, OREGON UESDAY, JULY 1 AND WHAT ELSE PLEASE A very fine striBg of trout was on exhibition in the Rialto window last Tuesday. The fish were caught by Floyd Wolf and Henry McKinley. William Anderson and Walter Stark went to Portland last Sunday disease that was killing off rats in to attend a reunion of the 65th Artill the Nehalem district. The veterin­ ery, the unit with which they soldier ary department of the Oregon Agri­ ed in France. cultural college investigated and found that the infection was scabies, Leaving Monday by auto for a trip a parasite that will in time cause the through Yellowstone Park and as far death of the rodent effected. east as Minnesota were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, their daughter Leia and Bound for Denver, Colorado, where Miss Ruth Gould. she will attend summer school at the Miss Marian Severance expects to University of Colorado, Miss Eliza- beth Coates left here Sunday morn- go to Rector this week where she will ing. She plans to spend the next join her sister, Mrs. S. O. Blanchard. winter in Denver. Miss Coates has Together they will attend the Rose been stenographer at the Tillamook Festival in Portland. County bank for several years. The county court has granted the Woman’s club permission to erect the memorial monument in the western portion of the court house grounds. The women are making plans to erect I i the memorial on Armistice day. Norman Meyers who has been one Dr. Helen Babb, Palmer graduate j chiropractor. Mon., Wed. and Fri. of the guards at the state peniten­ | evenings at 7.—Ativ. 36-tf tiary for the last year and a half spent a few days visiting old acquain­ Dr. Ringo reports the birth of a tances in Tillamook and the Sandlake daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John T. country. Mr. Meyers was chief of Little Richard Parker, son of Har­ Brooks Tuesday June 10. police in Tillamook about ten years vey Parker, fell and cut a gash on his face Saturday. He was taken to Dr. Robinson reports the birth of a ago. girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Darnell of Among the out of town visitors this Dr. Boals and given an anaesthetic Netarts Camp, June 11th. week were Mrs. Downer of Wheeler, so the necessary stitches could be J. E taken. Dr.' Smith reports the birth of a Mrs O’Connell of Garibaldi, Davis of Nehalem, Mrs. S. E. Stick­ boy to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Illings- ler of Garibaldi, Mrs. Ralph Wer- worth of Garibaldi on June 6th. schkul of Gloverdale and Mrs. T. M. I Mrs. J. H. Hathaway returned Berns of Garibaldi. home Saturday from Portland where Delegates from Silverwave chapter, she has been visiting her parents. O. E. S. to the grand lodge session I Miss Irma Hole who has been here held this week in Portland, are Mrs. visiting with Catherine Gabriel left Clarence Stanley and Mrs. W. Stan­ Saturday from her home in Dayton. ley Coates. Other members of the I lodge who are attending are Mrs. R. j Mrs. Delia Tyler of Portland is N. Henkle, Mrs. E. G. Andersofi and | visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Edgar Gilbert. Mrs. Saling, at Beaver for a short while. Mathers Truck Service uses 50 large Altho he is still at the Tillamook quilts in packing household goods in p neral hospital, F. M. Wallin is trucks. This is the best way to move gradually improving, Dr. Ringo re- as they guarantee safe delivery with­ out mars or scratches. This is the poits. only truck line operating daily be­ Mrs. Alvin Stormer’s friends will tween Tillamook and Portland.—Adv. be glad to know that she is greatly Edgar French and wife are visit­ improved. Mrs. Stormer is under Dr. ing Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Craver. Mr. Ringo’s care. French is fireman on the Long Beach Isaac Labowitch and Herman Schill­ California fire department They er of Portland are in the city this will spend a few days in our town, week on business connected with the and Mr. French will spend most of Grand Leader. the time fishing. * y-seven head Registered Jerseys, including heavy producing cows, herd After visiting in the city for sev­ Dr. Robinson and wife, accompanied »nd young stock, both sexes. Complete disposal of entire herd. Many eral days, Mrs. W. Harrison return­ by Rev. Anderson of the local Pres­ offering were sired by Pets Poppy, he was sired by St. Mawes Go ®PPy and is thus a half brother to Poppy’e Dortha, the world's record , ed to her home in Portland Thursday byterian church cirove to Portland Tuesday to attend the state Presby­ y»ar-ol