raOAY.JULYis^ < TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT DELEGATES RETURN CONVENTION Read the Classified Ads the Rescue George Harness, pastor of the Til­ lamook Christian church, and several delegates have return«, .rom the an­ nual state convention ol the Oregon Christian churches, that is held at Turner, in Marion county each year, from July 5 to 13 inclusive. The at­ tendance this year was better than it has been for the last fifteen years, reaching between 3,000 and 4,000 people. Hackleman, the great song leader, conducted a chorus of about 200 voices, that closed the convention with a splendid cantata. At the last Sunday of the convention 2,000 or more heard Reverend Griffis of the First Christian church of Portland deliver the principle address of the convention, and as many attended the communion service in the afternoon. The Tillamok church won the state banner agan this year for having the largest number of delegates present at the Christian Endeavor session. Rev. Harness was chosen to act as head of the athletics. He organized two baseball teams, the Dads and the Do-dads, who played six games for the convention championship. The Do-dads won all the games and as a prize, a Tillamook cheese was award­ ed the winning team. As a result of the activities of Rev. Harness and the other Tillamook delegates, quite a number of the Christian preachers are spending their vacation at our beaches this' summer. DENA-HANSEN GIFT-SHOP Tiny Things for Little Tots Useful Articles for Baby Anything in Fancy Work—Hemstitching Across from Tillamook Hotel MATHER’S TRUCK SERVICE Portland Tillamook 49 No. Front St. 209 1-2 Second Ave. E. RELIGIOUS DEBATE TOURIST CAFE TO REOPEN FROM GARAGEMEN WIN FROM PLASK­ ER COURT WHITNEY CAMP BURNS CHEESE NOTES The Wisconsin cheese mark« ’ tinues to decline; the prim./" at Plymouth Saturday havii to 16 1-2 cents on daisies an/.*’* cents on longhorns. Thia j. | cents lower on daisies and 5 ] q * lower on longhorns than a ye. Wisconsin production continue,, high since they have had consider’^ rains the last month. Producton in Tillamook four boxes less than a year the first week in July. The /L* tion to July 1st was 55,9(0 boi« against 50,312 boxes during the ** period year—an increase of an/“ mately ten percent. PPt°n’ Owing to the extreme prices vailing on corn, oats, barley, / wheat prices of feed advanced J along the line. w Fire Sale Continues Final Clean Up HATS HATS HATS Priced to go Also wish to announce New Fall Hats arriving New showing of Felt Hats MARY RUNKLE Beals Building N, (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 2) The Touris cafe on Second avenue Last Friday evening the Tillamook Ronde and Foster’s mill burned log­ the Bible, if you will not be satisfied east will open for business today. ged-off lands and probably did more without it, if you are going to revolt Mr. E. J. Boone of McMinnville, will garage team won a good game of good than damage, with the exception baseball from Plasker court. Dono ­ unless you have it, Pope Leo will have charge of the restaurant and of burning several cords of pulp give you permission to read it but has been supervising the remodeling van and Swett worked for the win­ wood. Fires were evidently common ners while Leo Plasker and Irvine NOT to interpret it. Then to the preparatory to the opening. over the coast. Areas effected were pitched for the losers with Joe Plask­ priests: “Do all you can to keep it the Santiam district in Oregon, Ska­ er receiving. Final score was 4 to 2. CAN- GAME WITH WHEELER from being circulated.” We are so git and Whatcom counties in Wash­ CELLED bent upon giving the people the Bible ington, with bad fires in the Spokane that we declare publicly and before all district. California sections near Owing to the death of William J. THAT WE ARE NOT SENT TO Mount Shasta and Sacramento river GIVE THE PEOPLE THE BIBLE Anderson, member of the Wheeler (Continued from page 1) have entailed a considerable loss to but to preach to them JUST WHAT baseball team, the game scheduled national forests as well as to private WE DESIRE THEM TO HEAR. To for next Sunday with Tillamook has cessions are well under way. The various committe leaders that owners. Several bad fires are report­ make “Mary following DUPES out of been cancelled. meet every Monday evening are: J. ed to be raging near Vancouver, B. them.” To give them the wafer while Merrel Smith, smoker; K. K. Kyle, C., one of them causing a loss of 5,- we drink the wine. We would not clambake; Ellis, decorations; F. A. 000,000 feet of timber. Some of have read with a clear mind, “Call Beltz, parade; H. Plasker, trap shoot; these fires have been put under con­ no man upon the earth your Father." R. Bennett, Captain Groat and Cap­ trol but others are still burning. Lo­ (Continued from page 1) Or know that the Bible says nothing tain Dodge, deep sea fishing; Rollie cally, the shower Monday morning about saying prayers on a string of support the indigent. The committee which met in the W. Watson, housing; David Kuratli, helped the fighters. beads. offices of the creamery association lodge work and meetings; Henry Fate was unkind to two boys in Mr. Davey makes great point Heisel, clam digging; Clarence Coe, Clarke county Washington, when from the supression of free speech Tuesday afternon heard the report and press during the war. We are read and requested that a copy be publicity; E. M. Condit, free dance; their pile of wood valued at about sent to the county court for their at­ Hutton, public dance; B. J. McCowell, $100 was burned. They had taken the not surprised that this man delights vaudeville; Eugene Crosby, program; job of cutting the wood to earn money in this law. I have always believed tention. Later a committee of seven appointed from the main organization D. Kuratli, concessions; Eugene Page, to use in putting themselves through that Roman Catholic influence put eating arrangements; Clarence Stan­ a collegiate course at Pacific Univer­ this law accross over the protect of met with the court and were assured by that body that full cooperation ley, registraton; R. W. Watson, park­ sity. such outstanding Americans as Borah with any movement to better county ing; Chief White, policing; Frank of Idaho, in order to get their hated K IWAN IS enemy Eugene V. Debs and others affairs could be expected from the Merrick, floral decorations; N. Ander­ son, auto transportation; L. Part­ like him into jail, Preserving free- court. It has been planned to form a tax­ ridge, sight seeing trips; Mesdames At the weekly Kiwanis club lunch­ dom by supressing it, is a new way known only to such men as Mr. Dav- payers’ league, with a small initiation Anderson and Esch, ladies’ entertain­ eon last Wednesday G. Ed Ross, ac­ ey. America has never been DIS- fee, and to have this body make ap­ ment; Howard Lamar and B. C. Lamb countant of Salem, gave a report on the auditing of the county books. GRACED with a more characteristic pointments of advisory boards to Jr., sports and entertainment. Carl Haberlach won the attendance Roman Catholic law that the “Espion­ meet with the court when considering age” law. We are not at all sur­ road or other construction programs. GIRL RECOVERS FOLLOWING prize that was donated by W. J. OPERATION ON HER HEART Riechers. Reports were heard by prised to find Mr. Davey defending this most horrible outrage to all that committees on arrangements for the An operation on the human heart editorial convention that is to be held Protestant liberty of free speech and apparently successful in every way, here on Friday and Saturday, July press has meant to America. Mr. Labor needed in Crook county to and in which the organ was actually Davey, it will be noted, admits that 25 and 26. These reports showed save hay crop. bared by the surgeon’s knife, was de­ that arrangements were nearing com­ the Roman Church laid restrictions Baker—Spokane capital erecting scribed at the meeting of the Amer­ pletion and the chief worries at pres­ on Bible reading but contends that 125-ton ore mill at Gold Hill mines. ican Surgical association in Baltimore ent were the housing problem and this was a blessing. To a man who Paul Kelty and son, Eugene Kelty, recently by Dr. Elliott C. Cutler of transportation. has ceased to live in the dark ages it seems strange that the ALMIGHTY purchased Daily Guard, Eugene; to Harvard Medical school, who per­ formed it. He told of having inserted FOREST FIRE NEAR PLEASANT placed Himself in need of such men erect $40,000 building for plant. us Mi. Davey to prevent a book which Coquille—Alpine Paper company his finger in an orifice in the heart to VALLEY cure a valvular disease and that the He had delivered to mankind for it« buys site to erect plant patient is still living, eleven months direction from cursing it. A small fire broke out in the brush Woodburn—Work started on $10,- later, and improved. Mr. Davey’s effort to refute quota­ 000 power plant. near Woods’ mill at Pleasant Valley Doctor Cutler said that the patient tions by declaring his ignorance of Foster— Hydraulic gold mining was a fourteen-year-old girl. One of last Monday, which neighbors and i them is enough to cause his “open- plant going in on South Santiam. property owners in that vicinity are the orifices of her heart was so small j minded intelligent public” to take all Reedsport orders six hydrants for that is was impossible for the organ trying to overcome. j he says with two grains of salt fol- fire protection. to function. The child was threatened I lowed with an over dose of castor oil. CARD OF THANKS Contract awarded at $30,858.90 for Mr. Davey denies that he said that macadamizing Bluff road from Sandy with death because of this situation. The sack in which the heart is in­ Bible reading makes a Pope of each to Multnomah county line. We wish to thank the many friends closed was opened. The organ itself No motorist is so inn»»« one, if they are allowed to interpret, St. Helens shipped 3,500,000 fee* was exposed. While it beat, the deli-I and acquaintances of our father, J. E. from the lure of the pictur­ then adds in the same breath: “This lumber during one week recently. cate operation of opening the orifice Barger for the beautiful floral offer­ esque outdoors that be ! makes a pope of each one.” We have Hood River—Work of paving Oak was performed. The sack was closed ings and kindness shown him during keep on the beaten track o 1 long since discerned that this is the street under way. his long siege of illness. and the patient slowly recovered. paved highways always. 1 reason the Pope would reserve Bible Mr. and Mrs. James Barger, Jr. State received $211,907.59 during And that has much to do reading for himself. We are, how­ May from tourists’ autombile license Mr. and Mrs. T. Fortune TRASK LODGE VISITORS tire buying, for sooner or la ever, surprised that Mr. Davey should fees. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Barger you will coine to these,_ admit that anyone who dares to read oversize C-T-C hand-built: I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barger Sutherlin to construct several new Several people visited Trask lodge and understand the Bible for himself sidewalks. inflation cords—whose re Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Cardiff over the week end. Several of them is especially toughened to d 7 must step down and out of the Roman Yamhill county harvested large are camping there. Among them are: tire-eating roads, and "O' ' utholic church. I ani wondering who cherry crop this year. WOMAN KEEPS RECORD ON remarkable strength Per® _ A. Stark. Portland; B. Stark, Forest made Mr. Davey’s "sinner” Popes and Heppner—New Union Oil service grove; H. Dewey and wife, William IOP-OF-THE- WORLD WEATHER reduced inflation for eM. the wine drinking priestcraft that station under construction. riding and to "conserve u» M. Martin, Garibaldi; S. F. Martin, has followed after them little gods car”. Hillsboro has six paving projects Portland: Mrs. Jennie Cumins, Cor­ Daily weather observations in the to tell men whJ-« • C-T-C valli»; 1 vallis; Mr. and Mrs. David Kuratli. loon tire for extrena* Io* , Bible to convey? What is this Bible Milton box factory, recently de­ Tillamook." United States’ farthest north weath­ which nt. MV «taadard whM* leading liberty which Mr, Davey has stroyed by fire, again operating. C-T-C Tab«« add «fl«*«» <• ***** er station, at Point Barrow, Alaska, been trying so hard to gloat over, Eugene—Additional fire hydrant to caalns- arc made by a woman. M \RRIAGE LICENSES when if a Catholic laymen reads and be installed and 8,000 sq. feet Four or five times a year she sends tries to understand what he reads cement sidewalk laid on University Licenses were granted to the fol­ a ■ eport to the outside world by dog he must step down and out of the of Oregon campus. lowing from the county clerk’s office 'earn, coast guard cutter or trading church? This amoun's to prohibition Harrisburg—Work starts July 15 recently; Vie-or I.. White and Iva ’chooner. 1 of Bible reading, for if a man desires on new bridge. i he forecaster and recorder is Mrs. Jean Nelson: Melvin May and Mary Distributors Tillaniook o remain with his church he dare not Stayton— New community club Mollie Ward Griest, wife of the sur­ ' decide for himself what the Bible in- house at park completed. County Frank MeFdwani and Mary A geon m charge Qf the Pre9byterian tends, therefore why should he read St. Helens—St. Helens W ood Pro- • unningham were married by E. W tii'en' 8 i.at Pr”nt Barrow- She has it? The Roman Church says: Mr. duets company organized with capi- Stanley at the court house on July 8 een the government’s top-of-the Catholic layman here is a Bible, read tai stock of $25,000. Will build plant and Mdvin May. of Milwaukee and • weather observer since 1920. it and for this reading we grant you to manufacture broom, brush and ’ an indulgence, but remember, no mat- mop handles and other wood products. bl th ie’Se Were Unit188 Your Buying Power I* Unmatcbable The buying power of our combined 571 Department .'tores means that yew Aurv a larinj power Acre that h m »- mat citable 3 to 12 12 1-2 to 2 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 "True Blue” Blouses for Boys Full cut, button cuffs, faced sleeves, pocket, but­ ton waist band and six- button front. Stripe per­ cales, les, chambrays, kl khaki and mercerized black sa- teen. Unusual values. 7Or You are always assured prices that are the lowest i*>ssible coo- sistent with prevailing market costs. Furthermore, quality is never sacrificed in order to name low prices. Reliable quality to in all our Roods. We do not hold "»ales“ nor raise and lower our prices without cause, but give you at all tunes, just and square treat- ■ 'ent and a courtetMM, hefcM service. ex OREGON PROGRESS nelson Electric Co.