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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received
by superintendent of the city water
♦
commission at the office of said com­
ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
mission in the city hall, Tillamook
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
Oregon on or before 8:00 o’clock p.
One cent per word per issue, ♦
m. of the Sth day of July 1924, for
with a minimum charge of $.25. ♦
and under river crossing on Trask
Readers are charged at the same +
river for 18 inch water main, approxi­
rate. All reading notices must ♦
mately one-fourth mile south of Til­
have "adv.” attached. No pre­ ♦
lamook city. Plans and specifications
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ferred positions.
for same are on file at office of city
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I water superintendent to which refer-
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' ence is hereby made as a part of this
i call for bids. Ths said water com­
mission reserves the right to reject
SITUATIONS WANTED
any and all bids.
Signed: Tillamook Water Commission YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION
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in private family . Can furnish
best of references.
Inquire at
Headlight
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Muonic Hall)
services, first Sunday
onth.
dsy school, 10 a. m.
■ning service, 11 a. m.
ning service, 7:30 p. m.
ducted by Arch Deacon Black,
aaining Sundays in each month,
iy school 10:30 a. m.
lies Guild meets 2d and
jays.
jry one cordially welcome
to
(services.
I
U. B. CHURCH
jay School at 10 a. m.
Classes
ages.
iching service 11 a. m. and 8
re is a comfortable pew wait-
ir you. Come.
W. 0. WOOLEVER, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lay morning, Ideals of the
Prayer.
Sunday evening,
which makes think.
; Monday morning the minis-
d a number of delegates from
hristian church will leave for
■ to attend the state convention.
i than five hundred dollars have
jven by the church during the
year for missions, and Rev.
ii feels sure that the Tillamook
I will make a good record at
jte convention.
I Charles Gross who has been
ling at Garibaldi will preach
ie Tillamook church while the
Lr is away.
aboard for the Turner conven-
At The Hotels I
ifimiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiinn
The Tillamook
Friday, June 27: J. C. Black, C. C.
SEO. HARNESS, Pastor. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cad­
well, L.
Gillespie, H. Gouldstone,
E. A. Carmichel, George M. Self and
METHODIST CHURCH
family, F. A. Abraham, B. W. Gage,
ky school <ft 9:45 a. m. The Portland. H. V. Alley, Nehalem. R.
i school meets 15 mniutes soon- D. Coe, Sheridan. W. D. Clarke, Sa­
lem.
1 formerly.
Saturday: John Zook, Gus Sonti,
ling worship at 11:00 a. m.
): The Secret of Well-Being. Enright; John E. Kallias, Wakefield;
Edward Bailey, E. H. Huggin and
)ermon wll be by request.)
.family,
R. Weston, L. Brooks, Agnes
brth League at 7:00 p. m.
ting service at 8:00 p. mp Ser- Rippey, Fred Nelson, A. N. Lesure
and family Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Grey­
teligious and Patriotism.
pIMPSON HAMRICK, Pastor. bell, Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs. Hazel
Ray, Miss Maude Thompson, Miss C.
Morrison, Portland; W. W. Hartsough
!NTON, 10 —GARIBALDI, 4
San Francisco; Mildred Hartsough,
Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
enton traveled approximately
Good, Roseburg; Mike Goetz, Coats
es to show the Garibaldi boys
Camp; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ingram,
sir ability to play our national
Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walters,
viz; base ball—to the extent Medford; Lee Withers, Everet Oste-
ley, in their optomistic mood
man, McMinnville; Fern M. Gettman,
Ki, had not developed to such
Garibaldi.
nt that they (Garibaldi), were
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flyn,
i make the game interesting,
Los Angeles; L. R. Wilson, O. K.
above score shows. Worthy Brookes, Bill Davs, Sdward Corder,
cial mention, was the pitch- John G. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Ely, of Warrenton, who while
Hubbard, M. F. McManus, Horaoe
rting himself to any appreci- Addis, D. M. Cudaback, W. J. East­
itent, held the game in the
man, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
of his hand. While Garibaldi Fisher, Veronnia; Walter F. Dilley,
id in getting quite a number Forest Grove; Earl McAlear, Polson,
they were made at inoppor- Montana; Ole Berg, Coats Cacp; J.
ies, in other words, when the B. Robertson, Rockaway; L R. Bertle-
we not occupied, and went
son, O. E. Robins, McMinnville.
fhL Ely struck out 14 men,
doubt could have struck out
•d the occasion demanded.
!*me was clean cut with no
»<, with the possible excep-
Friday: Charles Lett, H. A. Zeh-
a few strenuous senseless ----
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rung,
Jhn Carter, Miss Sims, Tom
1 the Garibaldi boys.
The Valliotis, A. J. Stasek, M. S. Gleason,
on which the boyB played C. E. Hiett, E. J. Wilkinson, George
ited ground rules as they are B Taylor John Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
‘U. but at that, are the beat John Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
'le in that small and thriving Bennett, C. Conklin, Bert Proper,
Ruth Paul, J. R. Hamilton, Portland.
iribaldi boys put up a Bteady,
Saturday: Tim Kinculy, Tillamook;
time and are to be com- F. C. Holland, John Winkler, L Wa­
There were no distinguish- ters, Jay Oliver, S. C. Hanson, T.
bw with the exception of Burchert Ed Gilroy, J. T. King, Port­
«8 of Coma, of the Warren- land. A. J. Mott Dallas. Bob Witt,
i who gave a correct imita- Donald, Oregon.
hbe Ruth at the bat, getting
Sunday: J. McCord, Astoria; C. C.
* mns and a three bagger DeFrees, Hillsboro; E. S. Underwood,
•tore stated, Ely’s pitching. H. R. Rix, Max Houser Portland;
1 of Tillamook umpired the Harry Tripp, A. L. Bisset, G. W.
W u usual, gave universal Kerns, Salem; Dick Price, C. Whittle,
Rector; Rey Dewey, L. G. Love,
NOT
Lundquist-Norberg lumber
Kfi «< the city has closed un-
<fie first of August. Several
and mills throughout
I *iH close for a few days
1 repairs and holiday during
** of celebration of the
Weakness of the market for
'•••s millmen to be not
ttaistic i the prospects of
t*d’ly. However, they are
**■$ to run continually in
•Ploy
many men as pos-
of the fact that other
1 ^r the most part are also
■*» at a rapid rate.
Nswfacing worn streets
'Kingsley Mercantile Co.
• fireproof building.
“Local cannery putting
logans.
'wt—HAt-Chase Canning
*Hstes addition to plant.
sas; Mrs. C. Wharton and daughter,
Marble Creelg, Idaho.
Sunday: J. E. Baker, George Will-1
iams, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Clinton, H. ■
L. Clinton and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam McCall, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Reich, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rus­
sell and family, Corvallis, William
McLeod, Winlock, Wn; H A. Caroth­
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Blanchard,
Rector.
Monday: Margaret Enden, E. W.
Willet, C. A. Zigler, Mr. and Mrs.
Emgren, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Bert
Daje, J. E. Lamb, Portland; Mrs.
Frank Owens, Mr. and Mrs. John
Matters, Cochran; A. B. Conroy, Sa­
lem; L. Leachrich, Pacific pity. H. L.
Ganns, J. E. Lloyd, Marshfield.
Allen House
NOTICE
Notice of Regulations Adopted by the
Fish Commission for the Conservation
and protection of Clams and Crabs in
and about Netarts Bay, Tillamook
County, Oregon
Pursuant to the provisions of Chap­
ter 105, Laws of 1921 of the State
of Oregon, notice is hereby given that
the Fish Commission of the State of
Oregon, after investigation, does
hereby establish and promulgate the
following regulations for the taking,
possession and sale of crabs and
clams from the beaches, shore or wa­
ters of Netarts Bay in Tillamook
County, State of Oregon, said regula­
tions having been adopted at a meet­
ing of the Fish Commission of the
State of Oregon held in the office of
the Commission, 1105 Gasco Build­
ing at 10 o’clock in the morning of
May 6th, A. D., 1924, at which meet-
ing all of said Commissioners were
present.
Whereas, the clams and crabs of
and in the waters, shores and beaches
of Netarts Bay, Tillamook County,
State of Oregn, are threatened with
extinction unless greater protection
is afforded said clams and crabs, and
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Tillamook. EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT
In the Matter of the Estate
the Oceanside restaurant. Chick­
of
en dinners home-made pastries.
Hattie Fitzgerald, deceased.
We will be glad to serve you. 35-tf
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court of the State of Oregon
FOR SALE OR TRADE
for the County of Tillamook, has duly
appointed the underaigned, executrix FOR SALE— THREE GOOD WORK
horses. See Frank Mayer, at the
of the estate of Hattie Fitzgerald,
Tom
Lester place, 3 miles south of
deceased All persons having claims
Tillamook.
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against the said estate are required
to present them, properly verified, to
TEAM FOR SALE—WEIGHT 8300,
the undersigned, at the offices of
age 7 and 8. Work any place. W.
Barrick & Hall, National Building,
C. Powell, Falls City, Ore. 89-t2p
Tillamook, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publication |
pQR SALE_TWENTY NINE
of this notice.
,_ .... _ .
u„n.
foot cedar hull Port Orford built,
Date of first publication, June 20,
Ford self starter motor. Casn or
1924.
will take good Ford on trade. Fred
Date of last publication, July 18,
Hess Motor company, Longview,
1924.
Wn.
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Dollie Fitzgerald
Executrix.
ONE HALF ACRE TRACT $350.00,
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$35 down and $35 per year. Water
piped in front of tract Inquire
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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J. L. Ketch, Real Estate.
Friday: Harry Miller, Joh nHan-
cock, Portland; W. A. McDowell, W.
B. Shaw, Carlton.
Saturday: L. W. Williford, Whitney
camp; Harry Miller, Howard Mar­
tinen, James Wilson, Portland; Ray
White, Happy Camp.
Sunday: E. G. Woolsey, R. R. Park­
er, Portland.
Monday: Harry Barnum, Clarence
Doughertty, Miss B. B. DeFord,
Wieser, Idaho; Pete Cayayd, Ralph
Whereas, an investigation has been
Parker.
conducted by the Fish commission of
Tuesday: Ted Smith.
the State of Oregon for the purpose
of determining the best means of con­
Read the Classified Ads
serving and protecting said clams and
crabs, and
Whereas, said investigation has
been completed.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
Now, Therefore, the Fish Commis­
FIRST GERMAN REFORMED sion of the State of Oregon by virtue
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
of authority granted to it by the pro­
visions of Chapter 105, Laws of 1921
Notice is hereby given that the of the State of Oregon, does hereby
balance of the money derived from adopt, establish and promulgate the
the sale of lots owned by the church following rules and regulations for
is to be divided among the subscrib­ the taking, possesson and distribu­
ers to the purchase of the lots in tion of said clams and crabs taken
prportion to the amount paid by each from waters, shores and beaches:
subscriber, and that each subscriber From and after 6 o’clock P .M. on
should file his or her claim within the 3rd day of July, A. D., 1924, it
six months from the date of this no­ shall be unlawful (a) to sell or offer
tice with Kasper Zweifel or John for sale or profit any clams and crabs
Zumstein who shall approve the taken from Netarts Bay, provided,
claims before they are paid.
however, that this regulation shall
This notice is published in accord­ not prohibit the sale or offering for
ance with instructions given at a sale of said clams or crabs in Tilla­
business meeting of the church held mook County, State of Oregon; (b) to
March 18, 1921.
use any of the clams taken from said
Dated June 26, 1924.
waters, shores and beaches for crab
i
KASPER ZWEIFEL and bait; (c) to take more than 3 dozen
JOHN ZUMSTEIN
clams and six crabs in any one day
Trustees.
for home or domestic consumption of
88-13 the taker. This provision shall not
apply to takers or diggers of crabs
and clams for commercial purposes
notice to creditors
Wheeler.
Monday: James Babcock New
when authorized to do so by the pos­
Hampton, Iowa; J. A. Kelley, J. Fino, In the Circuit Court of the State of session of a license issued by the
J. L. Keats, H. E. Watktae, Karl
Oregon for the County of Tillamook. Master Fish Warden; (d) to take any
Jackala, Mr. and Mrs. 8am McCall,
crab for domestic or individual use
G. R. Shoush, N. O. Nylander, J. Ap- In ths Matter of the Estate
which does not measure more than
of
six and one-half inches across its
lanalp, M. F. Thompson, J. T. Beau­
Fred L. Sappington deceased.
champ, Wheeler; Charles Lunquist,
Notice is hereby given that the back. Any violation of the regula­
Idaville; Irene Blanchard, McMinn­ County Court of the State of Oregon tions herein adopted, established and
ville, J C. McCormick, The Dalles.
for the County of Tillamook, has promulgated shall be punished as
duly appointed the undersigned ad­ provided by law.
ministratrix of the estate of Fred L.
It is furthermore ordered that said
Sappington, deceased. All persons regulations shall be published in the
Friday: Paul Hastney, G. A. Tom­ having claims against the said estate Tllamook Headlight of Tillamook,
kin, D. D. Count, H. R. Wilson, Port­ are required to present them, proper­ Oregon for one issue on July 3rd, A.
land; J. H. Labrum, Cherry Grove; ly verified, to the undersigned at the D., 1924.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Layson, McMinnville; offices of Barrick A Hall, National
Dated this 24th day of June, A. D.,
Building, Tillamook, Oregon, within
1924.
A. J. Mott, Dallas,
Saturday: Sam Ray, V. E. Wise, R. six months from the date of the first
FISH COMMISSION OF THE
H. Van Auken, Everett Pamburn, R. publication of this notice.
Date of first publication, July 4th,
Burnett, E. Stowell, Mr. and Mrs. C.
STATE OF OREGON
N. Welty, Mrs. E. M. Candish, Don 1924.
F.
P.
Kendall, Chairman.
Fisher, Mr and Mrs. H. Hanson Geo­
Date of last publication, August 1st By
Chris
Schmidt,
Commissioner.
By
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Van Acker, Mrs.
CARRIE A. SAPPINGTON
Dr.
Thoe.
W.
Rose,
Commissioner.
By
R. C. Crowder, S. E. Rasmussen, Port­
Administratrix
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land; Mr. and Mrs. William Buckle,
Nell M. Waddington. Wichita, Kan-
The Todd
1 OUTLOOK
0PTOMISTIC
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN PROFFESSIONAL CARDS
The Netherland
LEGAL NOTICES
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad­
ministrator with the Will Annexed of
the Estate of Priscilla E. (Andrews)
Davis, deceased, by the County Court
of the State of Oregon for the Coun­
ty of Tillamook and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present same, duly verified as by
law required to the undersigned at
808 Union Avenue, North, Portland,
Oregon within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated and first published June 6,
1924.
Date of last publication July 4,
1924.
FRED WEST,
Administrator with the Will Annexed.
BRUCE C. CURRY, Attorney,
808 Union Ave., North, Portland, Ore.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
FOR SALK— COMBINATION Li­
brary dining table, mahogany, ex­
tends to six feet, also four mahog­
any dining chairs, (brown leather
seats.) Just the thing for small
house or apartments.
Tel. 56J.
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Hours 9 to6
Dr. Elwood B. Faxon
Dentist
SIS-»« Tillamook Building
Tillamook, Oregon
DR. ft L HOHLFELD
Veterinarian
R. E. RINGO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
BARRICK * HALL
Attorneys at Lav
Tillamook
wu M úúl
DunwKf.
BEALS BUILDING
Both
SELL OR TRADE — FORTY-FOUR
acres fine bottom land near Wood­
land, Wn. Well drained ,fresh wa­
ter for stock. Very low priced.
Fred Hess Motor Company, Long-
View, Wn.
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OBNTÏ8T8
Nati. Bldg.
Both —— -
TILLAMOOK, ORB.
DAVID ROBINSON
FOR SALE—FRESH DAIRY COWS,
Jerseys and Holst eins. If you want
good ones, I can supply you. Write
for accurate descriptions and prices.
Earl Nelson, Newberg, Oregon R 1,
phone 19A25.
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’’OR SALE—CLOVER, CHEAT AND
vetch hay in car load lota or ean
furnish mixed car. Prices quoted
B. B.
on same on applicaton.
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Daughton, Lebanon, Oregon
FOUND—PENNANT FROM END
of lavallier. Inquire at Headlight
office. X 172.
88 12
LOST—FRATERNITY PIN, SWORD
and shield, set with pearls. Ba­
tum to Headlight office and re­
ceive reward. U 170.
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LOST—SMALL SACK OF LAUN-
dry between Cannon Beach and Til­
lamook
$5.00 reward
Notify
Morris and Mills dairy, Tillamook,
Oregon.
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WANTED TO RENT
Tillamook Ixxige Na. $7
A. F. A A. M.
A Stated communication ooe-
tatoVjond Wedneoday ta each
month.
Visiting Beothore
Both Phones
DR. P. J. SHARP
DR. E. D. ALLEN
LODGE DIRECTORY
•
J. L. Fayette, D. C. Ph. C.
Beals Bldg.
Both Phones
Tillamook, Ore.
Painless Adjustments
HILLS BROS. COFFEE 40c IB.—
Heusser Cash Grocery.
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Notice is hereby given that the un­
WANTED TO BUY
dersigned has filed with the County
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, HIDES— PAYING EIGHT CENTS
his final account as administrator in
per pound cash for calf hides, end
the matter of the estate of Orra 8.
giving honest weight. Paul Disney.
Williams, deceased, and that said
Mutual phono, Boll 158-J.
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Court has fixed Saturday, the 12th
CALVES
day of July, 1924, at 10:00 o’clock A.
M., at the Court House in Tillamook
AM IN THE MARKET FOR YOUR
City, Oregon, as the time and place
baby Heifer calves.
Phone me
for hearing objections thereto. All
what you have. Paul Disney, The
persons having objections to said ac­
Calf Man. Bell phone 153J, Mutual
count are hereby required to present
phone.
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the same at the said time and place.
ROYAL H. FOX
LOST AND FOUND
Administrator of the Estate of Orra
8. Williams, deceased.
FOUND — TWO HOUND PUPS,
BOTTS A WINSLOW
yellow and white spotted. Owner
Attorneys for the Estate.
may have same for paying board
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bill and this advertisement.
Louis Rickenbach, 01 d Netarts
Road.
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I
THE BEST IN
CHIROPRACTIC
WANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
house furnished. Inquire at Head­
light. Z 174.
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DR. H. L. BABB
Tillamook’s Chiropractor
Hours, 9 to 5.
Cloverdale Office
M oil , Wed. and Fri. evenlags at 7
DR. HELEN BABB
Evenings—Mon., Wed., Fri., and
Sat at 7
Tillamook Building
H. T. Botta
Geo. P. Wtnaiew
BOTTS A WINSLOW
C. R. CHAPIN
Attorney at Law
Victor J. Minnon Froda G. Minnoa
Mortician
MINNONS MORTUARY
Phono 188 and Matoal
We buy dry Cascara
Bark
See us before you sell
We Pay 11c per lb.
Burge Grocery
^-TUvn^hoes
Third St. Tillamook Ore.
FOR RENT
HAVE 600 ACRES OF GOOD PAS-
tureo to rent—Stock wanted to pas­
ture. Call M. E. Gruber, Bel) phone
2F22.
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Taeeday Evening. 1-M
Rebekahs Wednesday Evening.
Seaside water system nears com­
pletion.
Sutherlin—Joalyn-Knapp mill now
sawing 20,000 to 30,000 feet lumber
| daily.
HappyF f * for AH tKe Family
ROOM TO RENT—IN NEW MOD-
em home all new furniture, fine
location. Hot and cold water at all
times. Inquire at Headlight Phone
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