i AY,
JULY 18,1924
F r SONAL MENTION
F. E. A. Smith, financial secretary
of the Pacific coast rescue and protec
tive society, spent a few days in
Tillamook this week obtaining sub
scriptions for the upkeep of the
homes for the unfortunate people
who are cared for in the Albertina
Kerr nursery home and Louise home
for girls. The former institution car
ed for 184 destitute babies during the
year 1923, eighteen counties of the
state being represented, and the
Louise home took care of 173 girls,
from twenty one counties of the state
for the same year.
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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
W-
Thurston and wife drove to
Nehalem Sunday.
MEETING WELL AT SCHOOL BONDS READVERTISED
TENDED
I
will be no service at the
School district No. 2 of this county,
Last Sunday at the fair grounds
Urisn church Sunday, except
Last Friday evening at the Legion in a recent publication, advertised
the Tillamook' baseball team won a
Lv school at 9:45 a. m. The
thrilling game from the undefeated room in the armory legionaires from for the sale of $7000 bonds of the
L is postponed until September.
Wheeler team. Wheeler led most of all parts of the Tillamook district met district for the purpose of building
the way, breaking a scoreless tie in primarily for the purpose of instruc a new school building. In this adver
[, Ketch reports the sale of 4
I in Hathaway Mead: Lot 28,
the second and third innings with tion on the tilling out of federal in tisement it was stated that the bonds
two
runs from hits and Tillamook err- surance applicaton blanks. There would bear interest at the rate of five
f, to E. E. and L. B. Hoffman
ors. The local team tied the score were about 75 members present at and one-half per cent, which was an
r, . 22 n Blk. 1 to John D. and
ft‘ Cochrane. Lot 2, Blk 1, to
in their half of the fifth when Camp the legion meeting; and the auxiliary, error, as the bonds bear £‘ueregt af
Id and Mary Brandt, Lot 4, Blk
Send the children to Nelson’s Hair
Beaver shoppers in Tilamook in bell got to first on an error, Johnson ¡which met at the same time, had an the rate of five per cent. The adver
bobbing and Beauty Shoppe for their eluded I. G. Dentel on the 12th, Mr. walked and Mahan hit safely and the attendance of ><bout 50 members. Six tisement also Btated that the bonds
[ J. and Eva Loyd.
would all mature ten years after date
hair cuts—Adv.
41-tf and Mrs. Addie Schmelzer July 15, Wheeler team thiew the ball all over new members were taken in.
[
Hughes arrived with his
Several members of the post gave of issuance thereof, but the school
Orville Fowler, July 15, Raymond the lot. Wheeler immediately forged
The
best
in
Chiropractic,
Dr.
J.
L.
Ray Rease, of the Drum restaurant Bunn, July 16, Mr. and Mrs.
from Neeley, Nebraska, Tues-
R. O. ahead in the sixth with a two bagger short talks. Post Commander Shear board, after some consideration, de
IL will spend some time visiting Fayette at Cloverdale hotel, Tuesday, underwent on operation at the Tilla Richards and daughter Mary
Jane, by Garland when the ball curved er spoke to both organizations on the cided to issue the bonds so as to ma
ster, Mrs. Fletcher Wilson, of Thursday and Saturday evenings_ mook general hospital last Wednes July 17.
away from Campbell in left field, work that could be accomplished by ture serially, $1000 thereof each year
Adv.
day. Dr. Hoy was attending physi
Liie before driving on to Califor-
singles by Young and Downey scoring the cooperation of the two organiza in 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 years respec
cian.
L’ere they plan to spend the
Dr. H. L. Babb, Tillamook's chiro- two runs. In the seventh Fortier tions.
tively, after the date of issuance, and
Chas. Pankow of the Star garage
praetor hous 9 to 5. Evenings, I, Mon went in at shortstop, replacing Ham
The
ladies
completed
arrangements
consequently the school board are re
drove
to
Portland
the
latter
part
of
|er.
Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has day, Wednesday, Friday and Sat-
ilton who took right field in place of for serving a dinner at the armory to advertising the sale of these bonds in
last
week
returning
with
two
new
resumed
his
practice
in
this
city
and
business visitor from McMinn-
urday at 7.—Adv.
36-tf Plasker. Fortier started Tillamook’s representatives of the state editorial this and subsequent issues of the
this week was F. N. Austin, rep Willys-Knight Sedans, DeLuxe for will be found at 218, Tillamook build
half of the seventh with a single and association that convenes here next paper to correct said advertisement
H. A. Bell and son Lloyd and H.
uting the American Savings and Roy Henkle and Mrs. J. P. Worral. ing.—Adv.
a stolen base, scoring a run on week. Following the meeting last as to the rate of interest, and also
V. Alley of Nehalem were city visit
L company of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Himes Spent
Irvine’s hit. Wheeler chalked up an Friday evening the auxiliary served showing the issuance of the bonds
Oak barrels and pint bottles for ors this week.
other in the eighth off a single and a luncheon to the legion members,
sale. Inquire at the Palm confection
serially as above stated.
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L »nd Mrs. C. M. Deming of Sunday in Portland.
ery.— Adv.
Mrs. Esther Hord of Portland is double by Garland and Young. With
Lnd, California, are making an
The next meeting will be the sec
Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Portland
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmelzer two down and the bases vacant, in ond Friday in August, at which time
Ld visit with Mrs. Deming’s spent a weeks’ vacation
JOHN BEELER
in Tillamook,
G. E. Lewis, producer of the mov of Beaver,
the eighth King walked, Fortier, there will be special entertainment
her and sister, Mrs. Blau and Mrs. returning to their home Sunday.
_ __
Mr. ing picture “Chechachos,” which will
Campbell and Johnson hit, which, with and a feed.
John Beeler, aged 88 years, died
ieil Wheeler.
Reed was formerly manual training be shown at the Coliseum tonight,
Visiting at the home of I. E. Keld- the aid of an error gave Tillamook I
Tuesday at the A. G. Williams place
teacher
at
the
high
school
in
this
F Auer and family and J. P.
is in the city during the exposition son is C. E. Funk of La Grande.
a one run lead scoring three runs in
Initiative nettion to abolish public in the mountains near Tillamook,
Cty.
here of his picture. Mr. Lewis’
itgomery, of Salem, where in the
M. D. O’Connell of Garibaldi was ■ that inning. Ross of Wheeler started service commission lacks 3,000 names. after an extended illness. He was un
last week.
the ninth off with a hit and stole sec
Eugene building permits in June married and is survived by nephew
Dr. H. L. Babb, Tillamooks’ chiro daughter, Miss Johnstone, has a lead city visitor July 16.
ing part in the production.
Mr.
ond, trying to score n Horton’s single totaled $208,000.
who lives at Friday Harbor, Wn.
practor
’
s
hours
9
to
5.
Evenings,
enneth Banister of the Banister
Lewis is an aid timer of the Alaska
Mrs. C. W. Barrick, Mrs. Sam to left field, but Campbell recovered
, Furniture company of Wheeler, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat country.
Green and Mrs. Dr. Babb drove to the single and made a perfect throw
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Mr. Arnold of the Wheeler Bank urday at 7.—Adv.
Dr. Helen Babb, graduate of Palm- Salem Saturday returning/ the same home that easily caught Ross at the
i in town Tuesday.
day.
After a ten day vacation at Klam er school of
15 Years Experience
plate. Horton scored on Tolford’s two
Phone 71J
Chiropractic, Davenport,
Satisfaction Guaranteed
base
hit,
tying
the
score.
In
the
#bcrt Jones, city surveyor of Me ath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoag Iowa, will be in the Tillamook office
Wm. Jenkins, emplöVee bf Clark
lville, is in the county to conduct and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leach returned Monday, Wednesday a nd Friday Embum, fractured 1 his arm while last half of the ninth, with one down,
survey for the Garibaldi water to Tillamook accompanied by Mrs. evenings.—Adv.
37-tf cranking a ford the former part of Irvine walked and with a good lead
Wm. Coburn, daughter of Mr. and
off first base went to third on Hamil
this week. Dr. Boals attended him.
Mrs. Elmer Hoag. She plans to visit
William W. Kerns, one of the
ton’s sacrifice and scored the winning
iy Wisecarver drove over to the for some time.
firm of James, Kerns & Abbott com-, Herman Jacobs had one of his fin- run on a wild heave by Ross, the
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING
dies with his family last week.
pany of Portland, printers, was in | gers amputated at Boals hospital July Wheeler pitcher.
The
well
equipped
motor
launch
Wisecarver has a fine farm near
BERRY’S MUSIC HOUSE
Wheeler was handicapped by the
the city Wednesday. Mr. Kerns has 14.
' ‘
“Eagle” will make regular deep-sea his family in their cottage at Bay
linnville.
absence of Anderson, their regular
Price $3.50
fishing trips to the Netarts sea-lion ocean.
Miss Roletta Watson has been con pitcher, but Ross let Tillamook down
ona Wilson was a Tillamook visit- rocks and Haystack rock, leaving
fined to her home the last week on with only seven hits, while his team
bis week from Branson, Colo.
Dr. Smith reports the birth of a account of illness.
from Happy camp, during good
mates were able to chalk up thir
girl to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A.
weather.
Arrangements
for
tickets
teen off Johnson, Tillamook’s pitcher,
iss Alma Bennett of Dallas, sister
Hillary
Goyne
’
s
baby
underwent
a
Burke on July 14.
I. W. Bennett, is here from the can be made by telephoning Dave
minor operation at Boal's hospital four of which were scratches, and
Hadley,
Happy
camp,
phone
9-F3.
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three went for two bases. With one
unette valley town on a visit to
Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has July IT.
Adv.
man on, Johnson whiffed three
brother.
resumed his practice in this city and
Dr. Shearer will motor to Port- straight in the fourth, Both teams
will be found at 218, Tillamook build
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Davis
have
mov
* meeting of the Jersey cattle
land next Saturday evenng to attend played steady ball with a few errors
ing.—Adv.
will be postponed, according to ed into their new home on 9th street,
a lecture on X-Ray technic to be giv on each side.
from the secretary, Rose Craw- First avenue E., formerly the Rosen-
Dr. Robnson announces the birth of en by a New York X-Ray technician.
Wheeler
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of quality in what you eat is the first require
burg home.
a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Axel Brands-
Horton
lb
5
2
3
Harvey
Blaser
who
has
been
in
the
ment.
Price is the next and is very important.
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Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has dry of Brighton on July 12.
td C. Baker, has recently return
Tillamook General hospital for the Heisel c
2
0
5
Tilford If
This store gives you both quality and price.
tom a short visit to Eugene. He resumed his practice in this city and
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. past two weeks returned to his home
Garland 3b
2
2
4
s that city is building up rapid- will be found at 218, Tillamook build J. L. Kidder of Garibaldi on July 11, July 17.
Young cf
2
4
3
JUST IN
irticularly owing to the Natron ing.—Adv.
Dr. Robinson attending.
Mrs. Henry Leach who has been Downey ss
2
2
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iff project of which Eugene is the
X
Reverend W. H. Stang, retired from
NEW
PACK
SHRIMP
—
20c
per can.
quite
ill
for
the
past
three
days
is
McKillip
rf
0
0
4
First class crocheting any pattern.
lem terminal.
the ministry at Shavertown, Pennsyl- I furnish thread (J. P. Coats) $1.00 gradually improving.
NEW PACK CLAMS—25c per can
Legault, Lydick 3b
4
0
0
ihr/Mxgli Tillewrt nrxlr lnot
APRICOTS for canning—$2.15 per box.
Ross p
1
4
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he Barriek transfer company has
»pool. Mrs. Leslie Walker, Yellow
Mrs. Wm. Withrow has been con
Monday on the way to Bayocean Fir, Tillamook, R. F. D.
Tillamook
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SEEDED RAISINS—10c per pkg.
39-tf
I allowed the contract for haul-
fined to her bed for the past week Irvine 2b
ECCROMY and MASON JAR TOPS—30c per doaen.
1
3
2
and unloading the pipe for the where he will spend a few weeks rs-
T. B. Watt, of the Brighton mills on account of illness.
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Hamilton ss & rf
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BEST JAR RUBBERS—1 doz. pkgs. 95c.
4
traction of the new water main. cation.
was in town Wednesday.
OLD FASHION WHEAT GRANULES—90c per 10 lb. sack.
0
4
0
Bill Withrow has sold hs interest Hecker lb
E. Wiseman, dentist, has
Dr.
H.
Eyes that need glasses are
TEA—Use more Tea, Coffee is too high, we have some of the
4
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0
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Morgan in the American Cafe to Frank With Gilmore 3b
resumed his practice in this city and
n entitled to specialized ef-
King
cf
8
1
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finer grades of Tea.
row,
his
brother.
will be found at 218, Tillamook build are the proud parents of a son born
P fort. That’s why Dr.
Plasker rf
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PINEAPPLE—Best packs, large cans—30c, 35c and 40c.
to them on July 15.
ing.—Adv.
Frank Wynn and wife of Portland Fortier ss
ipson devotes his entire time,
2
2
2
STANDARD TOILET TISSUE—4 rolls for 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Peetz of Salem are visitors at the home of L. C. Campbell If
Roy Savage of Portland is spend
tht and effort to the examination
4
2
1
The above are our regular prices; we watch the price as
Daniels.
and
Miss
Audnah
Peetz
of
San
Fran
Johnson p
1
3
1
e eyes and the accurate fitting of ing a weeks vacation visiting Harry
well as the quality. Your trade is safe here.
Mahan
c
1
2
0
es. Consult him about your Thomas in this city. Mr. Savage, at cisco, visited at the home of H. W.
Miss Edna Swensen of Dallas is
Umpires, Plasker and Brown.
»ext visit—Thursday, July 10, one time was a cheese-maker under Parker of this city, over the week visiting at the home of her brother,
Summary: Two base hits, Tolford,
nook hotel until 4 p. m.
38-t2 Mr. Thomas.
A. C. Swensen at Yellow Fir.
Garland, Young. Sacrifice hits, Hei
Mr. ahd Mrs. Glenn Leach will sel, 2, Downey, 2, Hamilton. Bases
E. G. Anderson
motor to Willamina Sunday to attend on balls, off Ross, 5. Hit by pitched
the wedding of Mrs. Leach’s brother, ball, Garland. Stolen bases, Wheel
Chester Turnidge.
er 7, Tillamok, 4. Struck out by Ross,
The Touring Car
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12, by Johnson, 8.
III
Judge Daniels and wife of McMinn
A return game will be played at
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ville visited at the home of L. C. Nehalem next Sunday, the 20th, when
F. O. B. Detroit
Daniels last week end.
the Tillamook team will play Wheeler
Miss Margaret Nelson accompanied at the Nehalem bay city. This prom
her brother, Jefferson to Portland ises to be a tough game as the Wheel
er team is out for revenge.
Sunday returning via Seaside.
Fred Stillwell, son of L. L. Still
well, is visiting friends and relatives
V eda M. Resing, who has been in Tillamook.
visiting relatives in Tillamook during
Clark Embum will motor to Port
the past week, returned to Portland
land
Monday on a business trip.
last Tuesday.
J. L. Clapsedel of Portland is
Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has
visiting at the home of Dr. Faxon.
resumed his practice in this city and
will be found at 218, Tillamook build
Mrs. G. S. Gray of Barview was
ing.—Adv.
seen in Tillamook July 11.
TILLAMOOK WINS
LEGION
FRED B. JONES
GOODNESS
Satisfaction Store-Market
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Now Is The Time!
You who have been promising yourself a Ford
car, saying it was “only a question of time
should buy NOW!
The time was never so favorable, because a
Ford will get you out-of-doors more hours every
day this summer. The quality never quite so
good (even by Ford standards) and the p ce
is the lowest in the world for such values.
•IB TUB HUM» »UTBOBIM» ">•” »•“*«
Mrs. Chester Baldrath who has
LOCAL GIRL ATTENDS ANNUAL
been visiting in the valley for a few
ENCAMPMENT
days returned to Tillamook Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Neff and daugh
Miss Beryl Burkhart, employee of ter Elizabeth, of the hotel Netherland
Pacific Tel. and Tel. will leave for went to Portland Wednesday, from
Dayton, Washington, to visit with whch place Miss Elizabeth will at
tend the annual encampment of the
her father for the summer.
Camp Fire girls that is to be held
Mrs. E. A. Elliott of Bay City was at Camp Namanu on the Sandy river
a Tillamook shopper Wednesday.
near Bull Run. This is the fourth
There May Be Just What You Want encampment of the girls in this state.
Until this year there has been no per
in the Classified Ad Column
manent camp, but from now on Camp
Mrs. Ralph Werschkul accompanied Namanu will be the camp ground
by her sister, Miss Owens, both of for the Camp Fire girls each year.
Cloverdale was seen in Tillamook Last year the encampment was held
Wednesday.
at Eagle creek. Dr. Young is coming
from the east to take charge of the
Garibaldi visitors Wednesday in
group which will be limited in num
cluded Arthur and H. C. Herring.
ber to 100 per week from all over
Miss Laura Britton who has been the country. The camp will be open
visiting at the home of her sister, four weeks.
Mrs. Harold J. Graves for the past
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week returned to her home in Ore- BOY ESCAPES FROM TRAINING
gon City Sunday.
SCHOOL
Mrs. Louise Weiss who has been
Four boys at the state training
visiting her children in LaCrosse
school at Salem broke from the laundi y
Wisconsin, in the past months re
line Tuesday and escaped. The boys
turned to her home in Tillamook
were Henry LeFranee, Portland; John
July 4.
Hill, Dallas; Albert Führer, Portland .
and Leon Shaw, Tillamook.
Leon
DEATH OF REVEREND PEARSON Shaw was sent to the institution in
October, 1921, beng adjusted a delin
Reverend C. E. Pearson, aged 67, quent, at the age of 13 years. His
who lived at Pleasant Valley, died many misdemeanors culminated in
Wednesday evening at the Boals hos shooting holes in a row boat that be
pital. Death was caused from in longed to a party at Bayocean. The
juries sustained several months ago boys have not been heard from since
when a piece of lumber struck him their get away. All were dressed in
in the stomach. He is survived by a the regulation kahaki clothing, while
three of them wore "jazz” caps.
widow and two sons.
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Thin engine’s power curve keeps climbing up
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