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The 27 Feature Car
No. 8
WARNER STEERING GEAR. Thia is
a worm and gear type steering gear,
with ball thrust bearings. Strong and
sturdy in design. At perhaps no oth­
er point in your car is it so necessary
that strength of construction predom­
inate. The Warner Steering Gear
has an ease of turning in action in
traffic; its 16-inch steering wheel
gives added leverage.
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—TILLAMOOK HBADLÍGHT
Y j
We have 26 other Reasons why the
Star should become a part of your
family,
y.
2.
Martiny-Crotzer Motor
Co. Inc.
ZEROLENE helps win
the PACKARD CONTEST
In 1922 the City Motor Trucking Com­
pany of Portland, Oregon, won the Pack­
ard’s low upkeep contest in the State of
Oregon with its 4-ton Packard Na 180-
590. During the period of this contest
Zerolene oil was used exclusively,
and the Company writes us as follows:
“la rooaequertce of our auceeoe in thia contest, and bo*
aouoo of our uniform MttefoctioM with the use of Zero­
lame te all other equipment, we naturally ca—ider
Z erotene aa an absolutely dependable end correct lu­
bricant. We moat cheerfully recommend it to any
and all truck operators fb receive rad efficiency la
lubricating cite."
It is records like these that month af­
ter month and year after year are cutting
the ground from under the superstition
that there is something mysteriously
“better’’ about eastern oils, just because
they cost more.
Zerolene sales have increased seven­
fold in seven years. The more experi-
enced the motorist, the more
likely he is to discover that the
ZEROLENE Zerolene-lubricated car deliv­
ers better gasoline mileage,
accumulates less carbon, costs
FORDS less for upkeep, and has a
longer working life.
7 f
for
Why pay tribute to a su­
perstition? Insist on Zerolene
—a better oil—even if it does
cost less.
STANDARD OIL
\ \ COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
Mi\ and Mrs. j«T ¿k
WOMAN’S CLUB NOTE8"-,-■ 4.
REBEKAHS OF COUNTY TO HOLD] TILLAMOOK BEACHES GET GOOD
WRITE UP IN SALEM PAPER
CONVENTION AT BEAVER
TODAY
In the last Sunday Oregon States­
The Rebekahs of Tillamook county man of Salem appears a photograph
are holding a convention at Beaver of the rocks at Oceanside and also
today and this evening. Mrs. Hope those at Barview. These reproduc­
Watson id the chairman of the local tions are accompanied by a good
committee. The president of the Ore­ article on Oceanside.
The resort is 103 miles from Salem,
gon Rebekahs, Mrs. Mary Moss will
be present disring the ceremonies. easily attainable by auto, gives a
Delegates from the different lodges good view of the sealion rocks, the
will conduct various parts of the light-house and the ocean. The sus­
work that is to be presented. There pension bridge which was swept away
will be a picnic dinner at noon and last winter will be rebuilt to extend
the ceremonies in the evening at from the beach to the rocks as this
which time about two hundred people was considered a favorite hike by
are expected to be present. Tilla­ visitors last year, as was the tunnel
mook county lodges that are sending thru the old Maxwell’s point There
delegates aref Wheeler, Bay City, was a large crowd at the resort on
Cloverdale and Beaver; the latter is Memorial day.
to have charge of the evening ses­
FATHERS' DAY
sion.
Miller, a girl on the 14th. Dr.
At the regular meeting of the Til­ inson attendnig.
lamook Woman’s club Wednesday
June 11, plans were made to entertain j
the wives of editors one day during
MOHLER, WHEELER AND
the editorial convention which meets,
F. J. PYE
SON
BRIGHTON ARE OPTIMISTIC
here next month.
It was decided to hold a cooked i Fully equiped to draft plln .
The cheese factory at Mohler is
food sale Saturday June 14. Dawson any building no matter how anJn
still handling the maximum daily
and Dunn have kindly given the use and nothing too large. Glad ta
supply of milk. The largest amount
of their window for the sale. There ( talk it over with you any time IB(i
of milk brought in on any one day so
will be plenty of good things to eat; specialize tn pleasing yon.
far this year was a little over 21,600
and the public is urged to come in;
pounds, which was early in May. For
and
buy.
a short time soon after that the sup-
The monument committee reported I
- ply dropped to a point about 1200
that the county court had given the
pounds below that figure but the re-
club their choice of either the south-,
TILE YOUR FARM
■ cent rain, tho light, has brought the
I' yeild back to about 20,800 pounds per
west or northwest corner of the court ASK THE MAN
I' day. There are five men in the fac-
yard for erecting the memorial to
WHO HAS TILED
I tory working steadily. August Grab,
the soldier boys, and we, as the Tilla­
mook Woman’s club, graciously thank
I head cheese maker, says their out-
TILLAMOOK CLAY
| put of 150 loaves per day is as
you for htis great opportunity of
WORKS
| ‘ much as any other factory in the
placing a monument where it will be
Sunday, June 15 was Fathers’ Day. appreciated and honored by all.
■ county is making. Besides this the FLAG DAY WAS LAST SATURDAY
I' factory is producing about 70 triplets
The observance of this day for Dad
MRS. C I. WINNER
I ’ each day Sixty one farmers bring • Just when flags were first used is was begun in June, 1918, when a spe-
Club Correspondent.
not known, but history of the an- J cjai Bfiip was chartered to carry let-
g ' milk to the factory.
♦ ♦ ♦
cients tells us that those old nations ters to fathers of American boys who RAILROAD ENGINE IN FESTIVAL
The |35,000 hotel building at used as battle emblems images of were in France. Since then the day
PARADE
FREE booklet and testimoni.!.
&mpfe home method. Sender
II Wheeler which is being erected by an various sorts. Rome used the eagle, has apparently sort of receded from
Warner’s Renowned Remedi«
| incorporated body of Wheeler busi- Greece chose the image of the Owl of 1 our attention. Do you recall how he
The most perfect replica of a large
Co-. 723 Security Bldg ,
I; ness men is growing daily. The con- Athena and the Egyptians another used to let Mother do most of fret- modern passenger locomotive that has (
apolis, Minn.
sacred
animal.
Probably
the
first
ting
and
pampering
with
the
kids,
11 Crete for the first story has all been
ever been built was seen in the Rose i
11 run and the forms for the two upper flag was used by the cavalry of and how he didn't seem to be very Festival parade at Portland last .
Yet did Thursday. It was built by the shop- j
I stories are about ready to receive the ancient England.* The early flags I much interested in them?
| concrete. The structure, when com- usually bore a cross and each com- you ever notice his chest stick out men in the Great Northern shops at |
■ pleted, will house merchandise estab- pany of each regiment had its own when he heard a little compliment for Appleyard,
a I ___ 1 a „ Wenatchee allhlirL
suburb, RYlil
and
! lishments on the first floor, and well flag. This custom still prevails in "the boy? ” Very few of us have won first prize in the recent Wen­
earned more than a very small per atchee Apple Blossom .Festival par­
I. equipped apartments, as well as the the British foot guard.
j. hotel, on the second and third floors.
In the early revolutionary period cent of the things he has given and ade. This model engine is nearly j
There are also several dwellings each colony had its own emblem, gen­ done for us. Maybe some day we will half the size of the big 1500 type [
I that are new or now under construc- erally of the rattlesnake variety, re­ take time to pause a moment and give passenger locomotive. It is construct­
i tion, including a fine residence of plicas of which we sometimes see in our fathers part of the reverence due ed from wall board and wood largely
.
To
i KugO K‘«in’s, and a crispette factory print today, with their slogans such them.
and weighing about 3000 pounds. The
Portland-McMinnville
as: “United we stand; divided we
owned by Coen brothers.
engine and tender are 42 feet long
Hillsboro-Forest Grove
fall.”
MEASURES FOR WATER IM- whereas the real engines and tenders
❖ ♦ ♦
In January, 1776, a new flag was
PROVEMENT PASS
Corvallis-Salem
are 96 feet long. In every minute de­
The Wheeler lumber company is
raised
at
Cambridge
where
the
Am
­
Eugene-Roseburg
tail it is an exact copy of the real.
I sawing about 150,000 feet per day,
erican army was then stationed. It
The measure authorizing the city The idea originated in the mind of a
I most of it fir, but they are cutting a
and Willamette Valley
still
retained
the
union
jack
to
indi
­
water
commission to continue the con- woman, Mrs. Frank B. Slavin, wife of
I good deal of spruce and hemlock also.
Points
There is a small shingle mill in con­ cate that the colonies still bore alle­ struction of the new main passed the shop foreman at Appleyard and (
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
giance
to
the
mother
country.
The
with
little
opposition
at
the
election
nection that cuts about 100,000
was worked out with a hearty co-I 7:15 A.M.
10:30 A.M.’
shingles per day. Most of the pro­ colonies were represented by alter­ held Tuesday. The bill for refunding operation of the shop employees under i 2:30 P. M.
6.-30 p. jp
nate red and white stripes. On June city bonds that are falling due also
duct is being shipped to California
the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Slavin. I •Holds for arrival of Manhattan
Stage
and eastern states. The company ex­ 14 (our present flag day) 1777, Con­ went thru with littje objection.
•Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage
pects to shut down for a few days gress revised it with thirteen white
One hundred and nineteen west
LEAVE PORTLAND
Condon—$161,486 contract awarded coast sawmills for week ending June ;
early next month for general repairs. stars in a circle on a field of blue, re­
and Yamhill Streets)
taining
the
thirteen
stripes
as
before.
to finish grading and surfacing John 7, manufactured 91,417,632 feet ofI 7:50 (Park
About 130 men are employed in the
A. M.
12:50 P.M.
Mrs.
Betsy
Ross
ia
credited
with
Day
highway
in
this
county.
mill and 60 at the camps at Cochran.
lumber; sold 90,412,302 feet; and
4:80 P. M.
’
11:50 P.M.
having
made
the
first
American
flag
For ©rrivalg-departures an con­
Springfield—One car rough lumber shipped 107,198,600 feet
Efficiency in the mill is of a very
nections call
high degree partially because the upon this plan, in Philadelphia, in containing 50,048 feet shipped by
Marshfield Daily News declares 8
labor turnover is very small. Practi­ 1777. It was probably first used at Booth-Kelly saw mill to Lenox Lum­ per cent dividend to stockholders.
UNION STAGE
cally the same crew has been in the Fort Stanwix on August 6, that same ber company, Minnesota.
Hood River grants Pacific Power &
TERMINAL
year.
The
first
change
was
made
in
>
mill’s employ for the last three or
Pac. States Tel. & Tel. company Light company new 50 year franchise. <
3rd. St. and 3rd. Ave. East
four years John E. Dubois, Jr. is January, 1794, after the admission of I constructing toll and local telephone
Both Phones
Hood River— Work underway on
Vermont and Kentucky in 1791 and
president of the company.
circuits between Bay City and Rock­ third section of market road
Portland
- Newberg ■ Me-
1792,
respectively.
Then
a
stripe
was
♦ ♦ ♦
West side.
added for each of the new states, away.
Minnville-Tillamook
The city of Brighton is being re­
making fifteen stripes. Then, in 1818 1
Stages
built rapidly since the fire which oc­
when Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, |
curred in April destroying twenty
Indiana, and Mississippi were added '
CÒELECTION S
three buildings which included a three
Congress enacted the statute that |
WE NEVER QUIT
WE GET RESULTS
story bunk house that took care of
provided for the arrangement that we
NO COLLECTION
NO CHARGE
ninety men. A new mess hall «and
now maintain.
KNIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
COMPANY
bunk house, hotel, mill-office, stofe
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Tillamook
and fourteen residences have been
HOME PATRONAGE SUBJECT OF
J. L, Knight
J. J, Stangel
Jno. O. Bozorht
completed. In addition to these there
EDITORIAL CONTEST
will be several others erected, includ­
ing an amusement hall for the men.
The Oregon state editorial associ­
The plant of the Brighton mills com-
ation that will hold its annual con­
pany, acording to Mr. Watt, has been
vention in Tillamook July 25, 26, will
running steadily for the last nine
conduct a contest for the best editor­
years with an average daily cut of
ial or article on "benefits to town and
162,000 feet
About 2,000,000 feet
country of patronizing Oregon in­
annually has been put on the local
dustries and home town merchants”
market. They run two shingle mill«
or, upon any related topic embodying
and one lath mill continually, Th»
this thought. The «rticles will be
Tillamook, Nehalem and Seaside.
entire plant employs 110 men plU:
judged upon «their constructive sug­
fifteen carpenters who are working
gestions; their originality, logic of
on repairs and construction. It i:
appeal and practical illustrations
estimated that the town houses abou
Any such articles qualifying under
forty five families, as over twenty o
Leave stage depot at Tillamook, 9 a. m; leave
these practical illustrations.
Any
the employees live at their homes
such articles qualifying under these
along the beaches south of Brighton.
stage depot, Seaside, 3 p. m.
specifications, printed in an Oregon
The public school was attended last
paper will be considered. All papers
year by about forty pupils. Recently
printed in Oregon, excepting those of
COAST STAGES
several road contractors have been in
Portland may print the articles, no
Geo. Smith, Mgr.
the mill city looking over the road
matter by whom written, and contest­
survey that is ’to give the town a
ants may enter more than one article.
IfflMIfflillllllllimHi'iililiH'.iiiiiiiiuiiiiiümii
southern outlet. There is only about
one mile of difficult grading to be The prizes are being awarded by the
completed on this road. The supply associated industries of Oregon, un­
of logs at the mill is mostly yellow der the supervision of a joint com­
fir, which is plentifully supplied by mittee of the Oregon state editorial
the camp at Rector which is equipped association and school of journalism
with a new »50,000 engine that drags of the University of Oregon.
out 250,000 feet per day. There are
To« eoaool flod u du»”“1*
Wallowa—Bear Creek road finished
no signa of a shut down and practi-
to Pole bridge.
a well constructed tire, nor
. eally the only alteration will be the
durable a tire, as the“,^w
Reedsport— Progress reported by
Summertime is here with all the usual outing
.reconstruction of the boom which
overaiae C-T-C band-built k
Wesley
hospital
' must be moved on account of a large
parties calling for picnic spreads. Just remem-
Hood River—Paving of State street
Inflation cords, which we
fill that will accompany the building
completed.
that
we
we
have
the
good
pickles
and
cheese,
handling
.
I
of the new road.
Vernonia—Another new fire proof
Only the best rubbers andIW
he Fancy Sardines, Kipper Snacks, Jellies and
staple combed cotton *r ,
I
FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL store building going up.
■
7“' «"iter. Cook!«, Cracker». Fruit
compounding is
I
Albany Country Club planning new
club house.
and lo.s ot other good things.
The forest fires that threatened
Baker—20 men constructing
thousands of acres of Tillamook
ES"S{S3
I
countyY timber during last week of easier grade along East
creek.
ALS
were temorarily checked by the two
Arlington votes bonds for n.
vMeh fits any standsrW
g
rains that occurred Friday and Mon­
ter system
lay. There are still small areas of
u - t - c
Wallowa - Orfani: ition
i ruit P
burning timber in the vicinity of Sal­
Court v
y Breeder s
mon liver in the nor h part of .he
2~
complet
county. About 1,000 acres were burr
25c each.
over but a läge por-
in Ci
e b n
’ion of this was logged-off lar.da
and ths timber that .vas burned, »14,4
Distributors Tilb**
As
n ■ X.U
I for the most part, is not so bauly
Celel
(’minty
PRPtahles new
I burned but that it will mak< mer.-h-
ern
anlible lumber if cut and sawed im-
after
| mediately. The two Mexicans whose
26 b
| lives were reported to have been tee
Klai
in the Rector-Enright burn were later
camp
passes into hands of _____
ponte *
found alive and unhurt but in no
erson
small degree of distress from near owner Modern camp to be installed
Heppner - Wool ules running
suffocation.
NEHALEM BAY
TOWNS LIVELY
GOITER™“«
40
STAGES
COAST STAGES
Daily
p
All
Quality
PICNIC LUNCHES
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