FRIDAY, JUNE
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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GET YOUR BRAKES FIXED BE­ your brakes before r
y°u stwt
LIMIT PLACED ON CLAMS AND
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS LOOK going over the constructon work
Portland, and then you
FORE GOING TO PORTLAND
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CRABS IN NETARTS BAY
OVER TILLAMOOK LINES
along the beaches. The men making
that your brakes won’t
the trip were J. F. Lowrie, division
7ou ,
Sixty brake testing stations have fine.
Four officials of the Pacific tele­
Reduction in the clam and crab
Now Is The Time for All Good
superintendent of plant, L. I. Coombs,
been
established
in
Portland,
for
the
phone and telegraph company were in
supply on the flats of Netarts bay
Tillamookers to Boost Their
division methods engineer J. J. King
CITY COUNCIL transa
Tillamook for a few days this week
I has been brought to the attention of purpose of making driving safer in
City and County
of the plant department and C. E.
BUSINESS;
8Ach
making an inspection tour of the new
I the Fish Commission of Oregon, and that city. The work is to be carried
office quarters in the Goyne building, Heckman, division commercial super­
on by the police department with the
Sunday, June 22—P. B. Stoddard, TAKE OFF YOUR COAT—OPPOR- as a result, partially through the cooperation of the Portland automo­
At the regular semi.monthl,
equipment and plans for improv- intendent. Construction work has al­
tunity often roams round disguised as I efforts of T. W. Ross, member of the
San
Francisco;
Jack
L.
Stoddard,
Mc
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ments. They also spent some time ready begun on the improved system.
tive trades association, the city coun­ ing of the city council last m ***
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commission
the
following
communica-
hard
work
—
get
actively
behind
our
Minnville; Mr. and Mrs. George W.
cil and the National safety council. June 16, several petitions Wer °n<h*r'
Pearcey and son, F. E. Prce, Cor­ Kiwanis club. Our town can grow 1 tion has been received from the state
These testing station are marked off upon. A petition was submit^
vallis; R. T. Burklin, H. B. Conrad, as a trade center, as an industrial commission by Eugene Crosby, presi­
at different spots near the main trav­ pavement on Ninth street fro,/?'
community,
or
as
a
beautiful
home
dent
of
the
local
game
commission
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lane, Mr. and
SPECIAL IN
eled roads that lead in and out of ond avenue east to Sixth aven.,
city,
if
you,
yourself,
give
your
ex
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club:
Mrs. A. E. Burfee, Mr and Mrs. A. S.
Portland. They are designated by Placing street lights on Ninth
perience
in
drafting
a
program
and
Benson, Miss B. O'Brien, V. H.
Mr. Eugene Crosby,
lines across the street. The lines are and First avenue east, and on p‘“*J
Haines, Thomas Dake, J. M. Blanch­ then help put that program over.
Tillan^uok, Oregon.
thirty seven feet apart, and, to pass street, Fourth and Fifth avenue?
ard, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Everybody—together! Let’s go!
FREE, a Ladies Garden Hat or Child’s Sun Hat
the test, the machine enters the 37 was also petitioned for, Motion*1”
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Depew, Lebanon; Bob Peterson,
Dear Sir;
given away with each hat purchased during the
Wheeler; Miss Anna Thiersen, Jeff­ “OREGON’S WEALTH INCREASED
At the request of Dr. Ross, member foot space at the speed of twenty made to purchase 500 feet of
next week.
California of the Fish Commission, we herewith miles per hour, and it must come to hose for the fire department to
erson; B. W. Cooney, Roseburg; Mr. 50 per cent last year.
and Mrs. H. A. Hedrick, Idaville; B. papers please copy ” Thus runs edi­ quote you the regulations with ref­ a stop within the area. Owners of place some of the old, worn out h?
D. Neaval, Clay Cromwell, C. Kinna- torial comment in the Jackson (Miss.) erence to the taking of clams and machines that do not pass the test The council offered the basemei*
Corner of 1st Street and 2nd Avenue.
mon Bay City.
Clarion, and it is interesting to see crabs from Netarts Bay in Tillamook will be required to report in court. the city hall for use as a ladiee’
The public will be given a few days room, to be used as such as lonJ*
the
favorable mention which the county.
Monday—Charles Beckwith, J. P.
“Said regulation to prohibit the to repair their brakes, if necessary, it is maintained. The chief of Jr“
Kerth, A. W. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. press from all parts of America ac-
cords
Oregon.
sale
of clams and crabs taken from before the testing begins. Garage was instructed to find a custodian f
R. B. Hayes, J. W. Donovan, D. C.
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Netarts bay, provided that the regu- men of Tillamook can easily repair the auto camp of the city.
Bogart, Clark Bogart, C. M. Bell, T.
MILBS ON TWO
G. Coleman, A. F. Kerremans, F. W. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED HOW lation shall not apply to the sale of
YARDS OF SCRIP.
Lowrie, Webb Campbell, W. Rose, W. your business will grow when you re- said clams and crabs in Tillamook
A. Berk, H. C. Tell, H. R. Demmon, member, and put into practice, the county, and that each individual shall
DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR
L. J. Mitchell, Frank Readen, Miss K. fact that a sale is only the beginning be limited to three dozen clams and
Your mileage is greater
Morrison, Miss F. Moore, Portland; of a business transaction. It costs six crabs a day, where same are
moving
and costs less when you
P. L. Carford, San Francisco; Harry hard cash to get the initial order, but taken for private or home consump­
Adams, Los Angeles; L. E. Brigham, “confidence” is the investment you tion, and the six and one-half inch
travel on Red Crown
size limit for crabs shall apply like-
J. C. Collins, Santa Ana, California; make to retain a customer.
IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO
gasoline and Zerolene
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wise to those taken for private pur-
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hixson, Salem; R.
YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER
IF A MAN WHO GOES BACK ON poses as well as for commercial pur-
G. Russell, E. J. Lewis. Eugene.
oil. Use convenient
ALL YOUR GOODS
Tuesday—F. M. Smith, Boston; W. his vision, lies, what shall we call the poses.”
Standard Oil Company
CAL
US
DAY OR NIGHT
M. Thompson, E. J. Sharkey, H. H. person who pictures to himself the
Our
Motto:
“
Quick
Service
and Reasonable Rates."
Scrip, in $5, $10 and
Ieffenbaugh, CarJ McBrayer, Shannon kind of a city in which he wants his There May Be Just What You Want
children to live, yet fails to lend his
Phillips,
J.
Warren,
Jr.,
V.
J.
Gray,
in
the
Classified
Ad
Column
$2,0 denominations;
Mn. and Mrs. T. H. Ley, W. C. Block, time and his money to back civic en-
accepted by Standard.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Van Doren, R. M. terprise fostered by the Kiwanis
Nehl, H. N. Norton, H. E. Smtih, W. club?
Oil Service Stations
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J. Philpott, Roy E. Nelson, F. W.
and dealers wherever
Weldon, J. H. Roberts, F. W. Blum ONE- FOURTH COLUMN OF
and son, S. M. Sullivan, R. Rappe, E. space in the Vinton (Iowa) Times is
you motor. Pine for
to editorializing on the $18,-
S. Hellyer, Portland; A. H. Paquet, devoted
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touring. Saves carrying
spent by tourists in Orogon
Garibaldi; H. V. Alley, Nehalem; Mr. 000,000
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1923 and favorably comment­
cash. Economical
and Mrs. Fred Nitzel, Woodburn; D. during
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upon Protland’s auto camp. Port­
Samuel, Salem; Mrs. E. E. Howlett, ing
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Berkley, California; Herbert Larson, 1 land’s camp is pictured to the citizens
Seattle; George Gordon, San Fran- of
1 Vinton as an example worthy of
Many who read the story
cisco; S. Cmirnough, San Jose, Calif. emulation.
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THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION WAS RECEIVED BY
will come to see. It behooves all
OUR MAYOR THIS WEEK :
Oregon communities to have their
tourist camps “spick-and-span” for
there’s no better advertising than to
The Honorable Mayor
be held up as an ideal to follow. We
of Tillamook, Oregon
“A WORD TO THE WISE”
Sunday, June 22—W. H. Cramer, just have to “make good.” You Mr.
“Better have some of your business men visit the little burg of Willamina, much
O. A. Anderson, H. A. Zehrung, J. Citizen boost Tillamook beaches.
X.
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smaller in population and wealth than Tillamook, but much larger in public spirit and
Aplanalp, Portland; H. T. Fellows,
keener in commercial foresight in the matter of camp-park accommodations for tourists.
Tillamook; Ed McFarland, Albany; A. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
that there would be fewer failures if
"We note the difference between the generous spirit of service in the one and the
H. Schrader, Dallas.
grasping for unearned shekels in the other and sense their far-reaching influence.”
Monday—Joheel Whelan, John A. there were fewer men blocking their
Yours truly
Kelley, William H. Goulet, C. E. own way to success ? This means
Hiett, E. J. Wilkinson, G. B. Taylor, cities, too.
Some recent tourists
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Mrs. L. A. Clancey, F. Pinnella, Port­
land; J. T. Beauchamp, Wheeler; Mr. PEOPLE ALWAYS CATCH EX-
and Mrs. A. D. Jeffries, Oregon City; actly what you throw at them. That’s
J. B. Cobb, J. J. Martin, H. A. West, why it is always wise for you to have
H. A. Morse, C. Conklin, Southern something worth while, at your fin­
ger’s end, regarding Oregon’s re­
Pacific company.
Then, you can profitably
Tuesday—Chris Weiger, Canby; sources.
Ralph Sohn, Salem; J. A. Raab, For­ talk to tourists and prospective set­
est Grove; J. J. Hershberger, J. M. tlers. Tell the world by tongue or by
Hershberger, D. D. Hostetter, Hub­ mail what we have in Tillamook coun­
ty.
bard.
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“MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOTS,
Authentic reports show that over
us over”—some will locate while
the line heading a paragraph printed
in hundreds of American newspapers
others tour the state, searching for
7,081 foreign cars, the majority of
during the past month. Here is the
various
recreation, yet thousands
them being tourists have already
Sunday, June 6—Sam Ray, V. E. story. “The three roads running thru
and
thousands
are now headed for
registered in Oregon, up to June
Wise, L. S Wilcox, D. L. Lash, Fred the most beautiful spots in the coun­
Oregon
from
the
east, north and
1st. This means that over 50,000
Anderson, Portland; Miss Alice Hill­ try are said to be the Colu. >ia River
south
to
see
for
themselves
what
highway
overlooking
the
Hudson
iard, Eugene; J. T. Howser, D. J. Con­
visitors are here in Oregon to “look
highway
overlooking
the
Hundson
we
have
to
offer
for
the
“
Tourist.
nelly, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. L. Ried­
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en, Pendleton; Reuben Anders»|i and river in New York, and the Lacka­
SUNDAY, JUNE 29
family, Centralia, Washington; E. J. wanna Trail from Delaware Water
HARRISON FORD, ENID BENNETT, ALEC FRANCIS and
Boos and family, Mildred Carmack, Gap through the Pocono mountains in
MARY ALDEN in
Hazel Carmack, Winnifred Aldrich, Pennsylvania.” Oregonians, remem­
ber that our own highway is given
Forest Grove.
first place. We’ve seen it in the Ma­
Monday
—
F.
K.
Blakner,
C.
Cruick-
A big picture with a wonderful cast.
“OH MIN!”—Gump Comedy.
shank, Fred Anderson, L. S. Kent, H. con (Ga.) News, the Ft. Smith (Ark.)
For you and me and every mother’s
L. Parker, C. Reinberg, J. Borne, Record and scores of others. All of
camping and beaches, in fact every
which
is
good
publicity.
Are
you
do
­
MONDAY, JUNE 30
Portland; A. MacLean, Willamette;
son
to
tell
“
The
World,
”
for
the
thing for the out door life.
Tuesday—Fern M. Gettman, Ter­ ing your part for our City and Coun­
Ninety per cent of the tourists
tourist
represents
almost
every
ty as a live booster?
rence Gillick, T. V. Morgan, Sam Ray,
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Starring BEBE DANIELS, DOROTHY MACKAIL, JAMES
from
the east are headed for the
state in the union, that we have the
V. E. Wise, Portland; Ray Kilberg,
RENNIE and GEORGE FAWCETT
AS USUAL, EARLY REGISTRA-
coast
beaches, and if they strike
Walla Walla, Washington.
Taken from the novel by Arthui Train.
most wonderful beach resorts in
tion of “foreign” automobiles in Ore­
the
one
that offers them the most
“MOTHERS JOY"—Comedy.
gon show the heaviest travel from the
Oregon, if not on the Pacific Coast
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pleasure,
that is where they will
three adjoining states of California,
TUESDAY, JULY 1
vv hen it comes to fishing, hunting,
come
and
spend
their money.
Idaho
and
Washington.
Of
the
16,-
TOM MIX in
781 registered to May 31st of this
year, 3,921 were from the southern
Sunday, June 22—Claude Resing, state, 1,795 from Washington and
A big spectacular play of the far north.
Eagle Rock, California; A. W. Ken­ 538 from Idaho.
Ashland is the
"INTERNATIONAL NEWS" and "AESOP’S FABLE.
dall, Salem; Ray White, K. Brunner, heaviest registration station, with
J. J. Daily, Frank Bailey, George Medford second and Portland third.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2
Bailey, William Coffman, Frank Mer­ This is an excellent showing for this
rill, J. Childers, Harry Barnum.
The next tourist you meet, give
stage of the tourist season and is an
he can go in the way of pleasure,
Monday — Thomas Kennedy, As­
Starring BERT LYTELL, BLANCHE SWEET and BRYANT
indication
of
what
can
be
expected
him the glad hand’ tell him where
WASHBURN.
even if you put your self out a bit,
toria; Walter Wilson, Portland; C. E. during the summer months,
Two Reel Comedy.
DeFord, St Johns, Missouri.
you are from, no matter if you are
someone will profit by it—it might
others what we have here for
a hundred miles from home, let
be you—give him that genuine
tourist and watch business grow.
THURSDAY. JULY 3
TILLAMOOK TO HAVE FINE
MILTON SILLS and VIRGINIA VALU in
western hospitality—he won’t for­
him
know
what
we
have
in
Tilla
­
RESIDENCE
NEW MAIL SERVICE
get it, and what better advertising
At The Hotels
TELL THE WORLD
The Tillamook
MILLINERY
Eva Jeffers
THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Mr. Tillamooker
The Todd
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ARE WE GAINING A REPUTATION?
FACTS and FIGURES
The Netherland
COLISEUM
THE TIME IS NOW RIPE
THE FOOL’S AWAKENING
HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN
Allen House
NORTH OF HUDSON BAY
Now Spread The Gospel
MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD
A LADY OF QUALITY
“FAST STEPPERS" Rare track serie«.
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FRIDAY, JULY 4
JOHN GILBERT in
THE WOLF MAN
A story that leaps from the White Lights to the great White
Hills of the Northland.
“WIDE OPEN”—Two Reel Comedy.
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SATURDAY. JULY 5
THOMAS MEIGHAN in
PIED PIPER MALONE
One of Meighan's latest and one of his best.
Jack Dempsey in " BUILDING WINNERS."
HIS BETTER HALF—Two Reel Al St. John Comedv.
mook, what he can see and where
can we get than that by tongue?
Work ha* begun on the new resi­
dences that is to be built for Carl
Haberlacb, president of the Tillamook
cheese association, on Third street.
Sixth avenue east. The house will be
built on the Spanish mission style,
with walls of tiling and a stucco fin­
ish. The dimensions will be 52 feet
long and 36 feet wide at the front
elevation, with an offset making it
39 feet wide in the rear. It will
house nine large rooms that will be
finely finished. Hill and Bales are
the contractors doing the work.
The following new mail schedule
has been posted in the city post office:
Departure
7:30 A. M.
4:15 and 6:30 P. M.
Arrival
12:30 and 5:00 A. M.
3:30 P. M.
Mail must be in the office one hour
before <l<*.irture.
IT’S UP TO YOU
There May Be Just What You Want
in the Classified Ad Column
Now Boost Tillamook and Our Beaches
Keys Hill, between Philomath •nd
Wren, on Newport highway, to be
regraded.
Adults 25e. Children Ide
Liberty Theatre
the‘Sun Ne°er Scorches
and the Water Never Freezes