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VOLUMN 36; NUMBER 42
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924
NEW WILSON BRIDGE
IS OPEN TO TRAFFIC
VISIT FOREST GROVE
Logging Equipment Dam­
aged When Fire Goes
Through Timber
eaöhgljt
State Home of Lodge is Mecca of
Nearly One Hundred Visit­
ors Last Sunday
Visitors Pieased With Plans
Made for Entertain­
ment Next Month
Opening of Road Will Make Available
Good Fishing and Fine
Berry Picking
PRICE $2.00 THE YEAR
EDITORSHERETOOAY ,us™
HAS
FOR STATE MEETING
Two Days of Vacation and
Instruction to be Lot
of Publishers
FIFTY NAMES
Traffic Violations Still Continue to
be Large Item in Lower
Court
Arrangements being Com
pleted for County
Exposition
The new Wilson river bridge 12
Fifty names were on the week’s
Last Sunday was Tillamook county
miles from Tillamook has been com-
docket at the office of the justice of
day for Masons and their families at
pleted and opened to the public. It is
the peace at the court house during
the Masonic home near Forest Grove
on the old Wilson river road by the
the past week. Most of the cases
About 100 local people motored to the
way of Forest Grove and Gales Creek.
are traffic violations. There are a
I Washington county city, and partook
This road has been closed all winter
I
’
nirnip lunnh
___ grove
few liquor cases and one larceny
| of
of a a picnic
lunch in the i large
because the bridge was out and be­
charge, against Joseph E. Johnings,
| that is used as a tourst park in that
cause trees and blown down over the
Clyde Cornett and Jesse Cornett who
ciy.
After
lunch
the
party
went
to
Unusual Sights Witnessed by Local
Cots, Blankets and Tents Will be road. Tillamook is 85 miles from Visitors Will See Tillamook Beach­ were arraigned for stripping an auto­
Cash Prizes Will Be Offered on 448
the
beautiful
home
that
is
occupied
People as Flames Spread
Furnished by Oregon National
Portland by this route.
When this
es Tomorrow After Trip
mobile. Their bail was fixed at $2500
by about fifty people of the order.
Different Article«, From
Near Here
road is completed it will be one of
each. M. Miles was fined $200 and
Guard
Through Mills
Delegations from the lodges and
the
most
popular
seashore
drives
out
sentenced
to
60
days
in
jail
for
un
­
Grass to Quilts
Eastern Star chapters of Bay City,
lawful possession of intoxicating liq-
of
Portland.
Results of carelessness in handling Wheeler and Tillamook conducted the
The seventeenth annual convention | uor. Ernest Gray H. J. Blaesing, Jr.,
A special committee of state offi­
Fishing is reported excellent in the
fires were in evidence Wednesday services in the large auditorium of
!
of
the Oregon editorial
association . U|
G. vr.
G. Brubaker were fine4 $100 on a
«. 1 The Tillamook couny fair will
etKS which
which empty into Wilson
vvnson river
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cers of the Elks, composed of Frank creeks
when two fires broke out near town, the home. Rev. C. M. Brown of the
Bain ____
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EJ held on September
9, . 10, . 11 and
for
>r about 80 miles back from Tilla-1 which begins today in Tillamook and similar charge. , Archie
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IjOnerff,n’ °r Fortland, president, I ' .
and did thousands of dollars of dam­ Garibaldi Methodist church delivered '
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J a . Gulstrom were fined for being1 Although the new ground and buiid-
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continue through tomorrow'
IVUIUHUH
.» j 1 Frank D. Cohan, secretary, joe mook. Many beautiful camping spots .Will
age. These fires are still burning, a splendid talk to the resident,
residents and
'¡ugs will not be ready by that time,
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drunk in fi public place. Floyd Wolfe
and another day of the dry east wind guests at the home. A chorus of six-1 | Riesch, exalted ruler of Portland are available in this community. The i promises to
be one of the most plea-,
,
, ., , , ,
„ . .
Frank Martindale were fined for the fair will be bigger and better than
will, even yet, cause an inestimable' teen voices from the lodges of Tilla- i ! lodge, No. 142, John DeNoria, esquire road at present is rough, but a good ; sant affairs ever staged in the city. i and
ioiating the j,
h^ laws
Mabie ever. AU obstacles have been over*
sanr anaiis
stagea
uie
• violating
fishing
laws. .
many
cars
are
milking
that
way
daily,
loss. The fire at the Coats camp J mook county furnished music that ' of the Portland lodge and A. H. Lea,
Tina-'
„
puid
$10
for operating a punch come, and besides the regular dis­
The
editors
will
be
treated
to
Tuia-|,„„„
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tin
south of town spread in. a westerly was deeply appreciated by the con-1 E. J. Kraenick and E. J. Blaser, the In July there is an abundance of | mook’s best in the way of trees,
trees,11)oard
play of exhibits and awarding off
huckleberries adjacent to this road, (cheese and ocean breeze, and in
re-!
direction and reached the Sandlake gregation. After the services
the1 committee on the automobile caravan
cheese
and
ocean
breeze,
and
in
re­ ’'seventeen of the traffic violations prizes there will be sports and ath-
country. So far no private property' visitors spent a very enjoyable half from Portland to Tillamook, were and also quite a number of blackber­ turn will leave a vast treasure of
I ries.
, were driving at night without tail ' letics for the enertainment of the
other than
has been
...... the timber
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— re-! hour looking over the place and get- here Saturday conferring with the
educational and upbuilding material. 1‘ | light burning.
Those paying fines I people. The book of rules and prizes
local
committee
in
regard
to
the
state
ported lost, but the company had a ting acquainted with the people who
Three speakers of national protpi- fjr traffic law volations were: C: C: i will be printed and broadcast to the
tough fight keeping their camp from' live there. The
~ building is a large convention August 14, 15, and 16 in
nence will be on the program. They Buffun, Charles Wilhelm, F. D. Web­ I people within the next week. The
burning. '
•
two-story brick home finely finished Tillamook.
will be Dr. Christian Gauss, head of er> percy Crull, Russell Beckett, Os- I board has listed 448 articles that will
They expressed themselves as well
This fire was, for the most part, with marble columns, tile floors, beau­
the department of modern languages car Erickson, E. R. Woods, W. R. I draw from two to five prizes each.
confined to slashings and burned tiful furniture and everything that pleased with the program. The com­
and director of information at Prince-' Detering, E. R. Lews, R. B. Mathews, I The board consists of six live and
»bout two and a half miles toward makes life there enjoyable. There are mittee was in conference with Dave
Violators of the springling ordi- ton university; Herman Roe, presi- ! B. w. Wilson, W. F. Owens, William 'interested men. They are: Ira G.
- vv CzMlntnir
NT zwncmrk
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z Sewart
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the Sandlake country. The camp- several children in the home, and they Kuratli, exalted ruler of the Tilla­ nance were fined during last week by zvxaw
dent F z of
Country Newspapers,
Inc., a Eadus,
Pettit, John
Burmn, l^ince, guernsey breeder, president,
bujldings and the two locomotives are living in the best surroundings mook lodge and the executive com- City Recorder White. Notices posted co-operative league of Northwestern q q . Brubaker, Earl Lamon, R. W. George B. I-amb, superintendent off
The grounds cover ten I mittee, W. F. Nichols, C. H. Coe, over the city divide thé town into two ' weeklies and a vice-president of
were saved as the fire was burning possible.
the z Castle,
W. z,
G. Harris,
Don
Ellis, Tuck- schools, J. J. Rupp, holstein breeder,
o* th*
^ ju m
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National Edlvuriai
Editorial association,
»bout 200 yards to one side. Five acres with a spacious lawn that is I Rollie Watson, B. C. Lamb, Jr., J. sections and state definitely the sub- [ iNauviiai
ussociauwii, and er Wood, E. J. Richards, T. C. Arn- William Williams, jersey breeder, W.
donkeys were slightly damaged by planted to pretty flowers, some of ! Merrei Smith and Howard Lamar.
stance of the order, giving the hours Charles W. Duncan of San Francisco, old, John Schwiger, Reed Ferris, L. D. Pine, county agricultural agent,
Besides commenting favorably up- and days that springling will be per­ artist, sculptor and advertising man j. Larson, William McPhail, S. I. Ren- and C. B. Stanley, Tillamook county
the housings and- water tanks being which border an artificial lake.
Superintendent J. S. Roark, who I on the arrangements that have been mitted. The notice reads: “Sprink­ of wide experience, The complete ninger, P. E. Reed, K. Hudelson, Kas­ bank.
burned off. Men were watching the
old fires but they broke loose about with his wife, is in charge of the ! completed they have written a very ling will permitted as follows: East program follows:
The superintendents of the various
per Huber. There are about twenty
departments are: J. N. Shaw, dairy
10 p. m. Tuesday, and by midnight place gave the Tillamookers a hearty encouraging letter to the local lodge of Second avenue, Monday, Wednes­
Friday, July 25: Morning—Regis­ cases yet to appear.
catt|e and swine; Fred W. Chris­
were beyond control.
The regular welcome and complimented them up- assuring No. 1437 that the greatest day and Friday. - West of Second ave­ tration at city hall. Payment of dues.
tensen, dairy products; H. E. Tucker,
logging crew had not been operating on their support of the project of state convention ever held will be this nue, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ Dstribution of official badges. Con­
be in Tillamook next day. 5 to 9 p. m. only, as long as vention called to order, Hal E. Hoss,
pountry; Smith W. Elliott, horticul­
for several days, consequently fire building and maintaining the home. Ione that is
an
ture and agriculture; Mrs. W. J. HIO,
there is water to spare. No sprink­ president; address of welcome, J.
fighters were rather scarce, about He stated that the local orders had 'month-. _They hnve asked
culinary; Mrs. Sam Green, textile; H.
thiry men being obtainable to check done more for it than any county in tire half block be reserved for park­ ling on Sundays. Please comply with Merrei Smith, mayor of Tillamook;
W. Gooch, floriculture; George B>
the flames. Ties in the logging road the state. On the way home the ing space of the automobiles of the the rules. Tillamook Water Commis­ response for the Editorial association,
Lamb, school; David Kennedy, dub
sion.” Those upon whom the fines were Robert W. Sawyer, publisher, Bend
visitors stopped at Castle Rock, be­ Portland Elks.
were burned in places.
I Last Monday evening Dr. Shearer
Through the efforts and courtesy levied are: Gus Wicklund, F. Ray, Bulletin; annual report of the presi­ ! and George Harness made a flying work; J. A. Bell, art.
The gasoline donkey at the camp I tween Hebo and Dolph and enjoyed
There are forty-two general rules
is reported to have been ruined. If a second picnic lunch. Arrangements 'of Captain Shearer the housing prob­ Henry Gerdes, J. R. Collins, J. S. La­ dent; annual report of the secretary; i trip to Forvst Grorve where a new
the fire can be kept in control there are on foot to provide for the lodge­ lem, which has been the chief worry, mar, Z. A. Coop and R. F. Zachman. unfinished business; reports of last I company was organzed in the nation- and regulations and twenty six di­
The captain has
A total of |349 was collected in year's committees; appointment of • aj
of Oreg««. The Forest Grove visions. Division A covers dairy cat­
is slight danger of any further ex­ men of the various counties near at has been solved.
tle of the three classes—guernsey,
hand to take turns at conducting the completed arrangements whereby all fines during the past week. Most of committees; Resolutons, nominations, i ! unit
unit is
b Company r
tensive damage.
I, 1B8th
186th in/>ntrv
infantry.
holstein and jersey—with first, sec­
the blankets, cots, tents and all oth­ this was levied against liquor law vio­ necrology specials. Address: *
North of town at the Tilla­ Sunday religious services.
| Archie French, formerly athletic ln-
ond, third, fourth and fifth prises,
er equipment necessary will be furn­ lators. W. C. Hill was fined $50 for State Press and the Marketing Prob­
mook spruce company plant another
I structor at the Tillamook high school,
ranging from one dollar to ten dollars
ished by the quartermaster, Oregon intoxication. D. W. Byrne was sen­ lem,” Isaac Hunt of the Portland
old fire sprang into a seething mass
¡is captain of the company.
Dr.
for
bulls, cows and hiefers of various
national
guard.
This
housing
ques
­
tenced
to
5
days
in
jail
and
fined
1125
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Adjourn-1 shearer gave the newly organized
of flames that threatened a lot of
ages with ribbons for champions.
tion has been the only obstacle in the for driving a motor vehicle while in­ ment for luncheon.
property. The mill and camp are
I company a talk after they had taken
There are 140 members in the three
way of assuring an unlimited number toxicated. Jack Parker paid a $50 .Afternoon—Address: “The Trend of
reported to have been saved only by
, the oath and Mr. Harness spoke to
;
of
visitors
attending
convention.
It
fine
for
being
intoxicated.
B.
F.
Advertising,” Charles W. Duncan, ad­ j them on loyalty to their country and cattle clubs.
strenuous efforts of seveny-five fight­
John M. Scott, assistant passenger is expected that as soon as the var­ Shepard served time on a similar vertising councellor, Foster A Kleiser
Division
B,
the
dairy
department,
ers. Both of these fires were old traffic manager, and J. A. Ormandy,
I respect for the uniform. The Tilla-
offers prizes from three dollars to
Ralph Parker spent 5 T days • company,
San
Francisco;
discussion.
1
ones that had been neglected, and al­ general passenger agent, of the ious lodges over the state learn of , charge.
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gentlemen
the
these
arrangements
they
will
feel
in
the
city
jail
for
fighting.
one
dollar on displays of brick, lim-
Loren
Address:
The
Necessity
of
Team
lowed to smoulder. When the dry, Southern Pacific lines, were in the
i
that there will be no cause for worry Hecker was arraigned for vagrancy Work Nationally,” Herman Roe,1
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berger and full cream cheese and
hot wind from the east swept the city yesterday on business.
With
and was given a short time to move president of Country Newspapers,1 _
dairy and whey butter. Division C
zx»i >im>>z%
rilley the flames were quickly whip­ them was Edwin W .Wilson, of the over places to sleep, for they all want
to come to Tillamook. Captain Shear­ on to some other clime.
offers prizes from six dollars to two
Inc., vice-president Natonal Editorial
ped into life that threatened the prop­ Lord & Thomas company, publicity
dollars and a half for swine.
Di­
association, chairman advertising com-1
er also assured the committee that
erty of a great many people. The agents for the railroad concern.
Company K men would be on duty
__ mittee, N. E. A., publisher Northfield
vision D is given over to Shetland
Garibaldi visitors during the past
clouds of smoke could be distinctly
The railroad men reported that the continually policing these housing ac- j few days were Mrs. Grubb and daugh- (Minn.) News; discussin. Address:
pones for boys and girls. Division E
seen from any part of the city and Saturday night passenger train which
deals with poultry divided into eight­
Consequently the er Mildred and Mrs. J. E. Martin and "The Oregon Income Tax,"
certainly were appalling sights. / A was proposed to run into Tillamook commodations.
Most of the business at the Kiwanis een classes, covering all breeds of
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I daughter Leia.
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eontinuance of warm weather will for the beach trade was taken off on
meeting last Wednesday tended to­ domestic birds. Farm and grange
«tend the damage already done over ^ount oFthe condhion’of’the weath-
ward the perfecting of arrangements exhibits will be judged on quality,
r,st areas of timbered lands, and! er, it having been too cool in the
for the editorial convention here to-1 quantity, arrangement and neatness
firms. Even though burning is kept
day and tomorrow. Other matters of of display of products from the dairy,
Willamette valley to make the beach­
within the law these fires illustrate
interest were taken up briefly, how­ hennery, apiary, field garden, orchard,
es seem alluring.
tke possible loss that may be suff­
ever, before a large attendence. H. kitchen, sewing and household. In
ered through negligence and careless­
T. Botts gave an inspiring talk on division G, fifty two assortments of
ness. These fires were being watched
the international convention of Ki- vegetables, grains and grasses, four
I
•nd supposedly kept under control
i wanis, which he attended in Denver kinds of ensilage, twenty varieties of
ut the change in climatic conditions
' a few weeks ago. John Mathers won fruit and eleven miscellaneous farm
*** unlooked for and evidently had
j the wekly attendance prize, a nickel products will draw prizes aggregat­
Alder camp No. 219, W. O. W.,
wt been sufficiently considered. The
! plated nail clipper donated by Dr. ing over a hundred dollars. Practi­
___ _ fires which were
w—. in
— 1 Plans
hold several meetings of
eff«ct of these
i Robinson. The club wore ther identi- cally every brand of cookery, includ­
comparatively sparse growm
growth * unusual —
interest
to the members in
f •teas of 'vn.p«i«uveiy
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' fication buttons for the first time. ing pasteries, canned fruits and veg­
of timber gives an idea of the serious and about Tillamok.
These are large badges with a blue etables, preserves and pickles will
of carelessly handling campfires, I Thursday night, July
Tjn
| back ground with “Land of cheese, draw prizes. Textile and needle work
fWrettes and other
burning material' set aside as a night of ‘‘High Jinks
• Trees and Ocean Breeze, Tillamook, takes in thirty-three pieces of cro­
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and it is planned to have the families
W ta* heavily wooded distraits.
I Oregon” written along the top edge. cheting, nine cross-stitch pieces and
and friends attend. District Manager
A sectioned triplet cheese decorates 180 pieces of knitting with nearly
J. A. Pate is here arranging for the
the upper center portion, with the that many in painting and flowers.
inroduction of fifty new members for
nick-name, name and classification of There are divisions for tatting and
the wearer below, and the Kiwanis quilting for women over sixty years
the big class.
August 21, a special degree staff
emblem at the bottom. The “On to of age and for girls under fourteen.
will be here to see that the new W.
Walla Walla committee" was ap­
The boys’ and girls’ clubs depart­
O. W.’s get all that ’» coming to them.
pointed to arrange for a large num­ ment is divided into foureen projects.
ber of the local club men to attend A contest for these club members will
nee C. Thomas of Bay City died
Floyd Eberman, Ray Grata, Lewis
p nt Boals hospital in this city last
the north west district convention at be conducted to choose the best essay
Walla Walla, Washington, on August on ‘‘My Calf and What I Have learn­
*fter an illness of about one .Johnson and Earf MoNeil spent
25 and 26. Newton Anderson, Rollie ed About Caring For It.” These es­
He had been working with the , urday evening and Sunday a .
Watson, and R. B. Miller were chosen says must be handed in one week
,r,V c°mpany up to the time of : kum lake. They hiked in S*10^**
on this committee.
^fUness. Death was caused by evening, making the climb in sb«rt
before the fiar.
The trad was «sily
tbe brain. Mr. Thomas was three hours.
Harry Rosa of Klamath Falls drove
Thomae Rilea, wife and boy, of
® Art”1 year*
been born passable with the exception of a fe
Salem, spent the last week-end in one to Tillamook arriving Tuesday even­
.
■••‘•as. A grave ceremony was places where it was grown over. The(
S fce
the Bay City cemetary last .lake is full of fish and
of the Hanslmair cottages at Netarts. ing. Mrs. Ross who has been visiting
Captain Riles is the aide of General the past ten days with relative«, will
Reverend Harness conduct- day was a poor day for flshmg th«(
hp ’ervices.
White of the state military forces. I return with her husband to their
party made good catches.
On the return home Sunday the home in Klamath Falls this week.
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Partridg»
¿h,t ',T^
Rileas made the mistake of turning
Utu-.V1'1 Mrs‘ Victor L. White have
Lynn
Wagon" will be shown here
west at Hebo ami trying to find Sa-1 1 Harold J. Graves drove to Salem
•her, ilL0™ Rainler National park Covered
..
riir’a convention next
lem somewhere in the wilds of Nee-; Th >ursday ths week returning Friday
X. d» - "
»ridr ■ ey n’OtO,’*i w**ile on their' during
morning.
kowin.
th. j»
They are at home in month,
■«•nek apartments.
program for three days-
fire fighters scarce
EXPECT BIG MEETING
ADDRESSES SCHEDULED
EXHIBIT HEADS NAMED
I CITY POLICE COURT
LEVIES MANY FINES
LOCAL GUARDSMEN
AT ORGANIZATION
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
MAKE VISIT LOCALLY
CONVENTION NEWS
AT KIWANIS MEET
WOODMAN LODGE
PLANS INITIATION
MY CITY RESIDENT
DIES FROM ABSESS