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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1924)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT . the manufacture ofiZ?"' I not expected to recover. AIRPLANE LETTER RECEIVED DONATED LAND TO BE er attended the sick man, who is an plans to reman here for six weeks. Later reports state that the Per- is routed by wa IN TILLAMOOK ACCEPTED sian government deeply regrets the; Pacific siding .rd °f old pioneer of this section. F. F. Schofield of Bay City was a Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has Tillamook visitor Tuesday. <currance, are ¡-«-H investigating, i direct to steam -............. —Hno. and The acceptance of donations, by I will abide by any reasonable diplo- J. H. Hann, one of Yamhill coun resumed his practice in this city and Out of town visitors this week in is reported moving^ The first letter for Tillamook car- *..» , d ty’s Holstein breeders was in Tilla will be found al 218, Tillamook build cluded Mrs. J. Stephens of Beaver, ried by the transcontinental air mail the — government, ------ - o — . I • __ I matic reparations. arrangement, burin ‘ mook Wednesday on business. land suitable for forest growing, is ing.—Adv. terial being transfj^ Mrs. Ed Woods, Rockaway, and Fred service was received on July 5 by The best in Chiropractic, Dr. J. L. one of the important provisions of Wednesday, July 23, Lenade McFee Manard of Idaville. Mrs. L. M. Klippel. The letter was Fayette at Cloverdale hotel, Tuesday, of Bay City had the misfortune to manea in in New .vew York iora on on July -xy 1. x. ----- ‘he recently enacted C«rke^McNary SPRUCE LUMBER MOVING Harry Tanum machinist at Gari mailed Mrs. Thursday and Saturday evenings.— fall, strikng his head, causing dis baldi mill, wrenched his back while Klippel is the mother of F. C. Klippel Bill, according to C. J. Buck, a i-t Astoria—Conract Adv. location of the cervical vertebra. An working July 24. Dr. Babb attended of the Pacific Tel. and Tel company, district forester, in charge of lands Spruce from Tillamook ,WellFiroAUri" ............ lumber - J. L. Ketch sold three more of the X-Ray was taken by Dr. Shearer him, having an X-ray taken at Dr. , work in the North Pacific district of this city. county is moving by railroad to Port-Jtion of its system ln ’ Hathaway Mead tracts Wednesday: after being brought to Tillamook by Shearer’s office. I the Forest Service. Lot 20, Blk. 1 to A. L. and Katherine Dr. Babb. I “For the past several years,” said land regularly for reshipment by (business district, cost J l Etta McNaughton will go to La water to California ports and much mately $15,000. Travis, Lot 21, Blk. 1 to Harry L and Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has Grande, Wednesday, to visit with her TELEPHONE SYSTEM MAKING Mr Buck( «a number of private own- Vernonia—Oregon. Francis E. Rusiell, Lot 12 Blk. 1 to resumed his practice in this city and father who is a resident of that city. IMI’ROVEMENTS ers interested in forestry have at- of it is being sent as far south as San Diego, where it is utilized largely in ber company begins Hazel O. Carter. I tempted to donate cut-over land to will be found at 218, Tillamook build Miss Hazel Britton, chief operator Dr. H. L. Babb, Tillamooks’ chiro ing.—Adv. the Forest Service. Their object in of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph practor’s hours 9 to 5. Evenings, Mrs. Jim Burke who has been in company of this city will motor to P. L. Fish and R. W. McConnell, of doing this was to be sure that such Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat this city for some time receiving nose Clatskanie Saturday to attend a Mus i the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph cut-over land would be given fire pro urday at 7.—Adv. 36-tf and throat treatments by Dr. Shear covite picnic to be held there that company, Portland are in Tillamook tection, and the proper forestry meth A Mr. Johnson and family of the er has returned to her home in Clov day. She will return home Sunday. splicing in new tie-cables in prepar ods applied so that a second crop of A. V. Love company of Seattle spent erdale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Matthews ac- aton for the Tillamook office’s move timber could be produced. Strange last week in this county. He was J. Obram of the Victor X-ray cor- campanied by Mrs. John Burkhart into the new office quarters the first though it may seem, there has here much impressed by onr “cheese coun poration of Portland is in the city motored to Portland Saturday after of the year. The local company is es tofore been no method whereby the try. installing a Bucky diaphram for deep noon returning Sunday evening. tablishing a service over the new cir government could accept such dona E. R. Baonner and family of J. C. X-ray and spinal raytography, for Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown cuits between Tillamook, Bay City, tion. Section 7 of the new forestry Penny company of Portland are Dr. Shearer. lee, city, a boy, July 21, Dr. Smith Rockaway and Nehalem, and aa a- act now makes this procedure poss-1 spending their vacation on the Tilla Dr. Helen Babb, graduate of Palm attending. tional facilities to handle the summer ible.” mook beaches. er school of Chiropractic, Davenport, outstanding xv«v«*«oj features ■ Some of the uuubwhiuxuk business. In the near future a new Mr. and Mrs. E. Comstock of Bell Iowa, will be in the Tillamook office MEARS’ FIRST KEEPER VISITS private branch exchange will be in of the section, according to Mr. Ruck,' ingham, Wn., are visiting their moth Monday, Wedntsday and Friday stalled at Garibaldi. This will _ give are that the land must be chiefly' evenings.—Adv. 37-ti I | Captain . • x A. » P. <-> C. Hald, u who has ‘he Whtney company a modern sys- valuable for growing timber and that j er, Mrs. Comstock at Twin Rocks. Miss Mae Parks is camping up Wil- it be in such units of size and loca-] Mrs. < . L. Jacobson of Garibaldi (recently been retired from the gov- *tern of communication, The well equipped motor launch was operated on July 21 at Boal’s (eminent light-house service, after j tion as to be capable of economical ■ “Eagle” will make regular deep-sea hospital by Dr. Huckleberry. and effective administration for na-! GARIBALDI RESIDENT DIES having served the required thirty-five fishing trips to the Netarts sea-lion tional forest purposes. It is not neces-1 Kenneth Elliott had his tonsils re years, was the ....... .... first assistant at the rocks and Haystack rock, leaving moved at Boat’s hospital July 22. I Cape Mears light-house when it open- Frank Karl Strueby, age 65, died at sary that the donated land shall be from llappy camp, during good Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lyster are the ed thirty-two years ago. Soon after- bis home in Garibaldi last Monday, within an existing national forest, nor i weather, Arrangements for tickets parents of a girl born July 21, Dr. * ward he was given complete charge, * «fter an illness of some length. He upon the watershed of a navigable can be made by telephoning Dave Boals attending. I which position he held for several bad lived in Oregon for 20 years, all stream. Hadley, Happy camp, phone 9-F3. j A Mr. Morse, who was run over by'y i------ ears. While at this station Captain Captain J ' but Dut one of 01 which wmen had naa been spent at Adv. ; a car during the Klan convention re-1 Hald made many friends in Tillamook GariAldi on his farm. Mr. Strueby AMERICAN VICE-COUNCIL j turned to his home in Pleasant Valley' «nd vicinity, coming in to the city by 1 was born in Brunnen, Switzerland, son River with friends this week. SLAIN IN PERSIA sand-spit. j At one' having come to America 41 years ago. Mrs. Leia Leach and Mrs. Alma j from Boal " " ’s ’ hospital “ ' July ’ ' 18. I sail boat from the sand-spit, ¡time he found that the water Sharp are spending a ten day vaca wate in Ho J He is survived by his widow, five Mrs. John Riggs left for Verfidhia I time Upon receiving official confirmation z - V hSi 1 1 r! • sfin HU x «11 it • x flooded zi a a ’ daughters, /In nmbfr,»,?, Mrs. AAri.rx Antone A «ri*.».« Lagler T — —1 tion at The Dalles where they will quaron siotign oi • I Wednesday to visit with her mother, killing of Robert W. Imbrie, I 01 L _ visit with friends and relatives. i Mrs. J. G. Ranes. Later she will go some of the lower streets of the city. I vranoaiai, Mrs. John Weber of Tilla- . 'i-iul at Teheran, the t Dr. E. Wiseman, den 1st, has I Mr. Hald came to the Cape Mears' mook, Misses Henrika, Caroline and American vice-cx.. to Portland to spend the remainder of resumed his practice in this city und the summer with her daughter, Mrs. light-house from Cape Flattery.1 Marie Strueby of Portland and a a »vii son, United States government. JlrePare will be found at 218, Tillamook build- Ralph Warren. From here he went to Heceta head, Frank Strueby of San 1 Francisco v>Jforous action to secure amends for ( E VERE Cords not only look the pan ing.—Adv. finishng his term at the Umpqua riv-1 Funeral services were held Wednes- i the murder. Confirmation of the kill I Cecil Kinnamon is spending AV but act as good as they look. Tbii Mrs. Louis Labowitch and daughter , | er light, at which place it is recorded day at the Sacred Heart church in ing of Imbrie arrived at the state de- , j Dorothy, left Tuesday for San Fran- | week’s -vacation at Portland and 1 lei that he lighted the first light for that1 this city, with burial in the Catholic PaHment from the American legation- applies just as much to the new 30x3ft cisco after spending a two weeks va- 1 county beaches. at Teheran. The murder of Major ' | place. He and his wife are living in ' cemetary. Nehalem Shoppers this week in- “R” Tread Clincher built especially for cation in this city. I Imbrie occurred at 5 p. m. Friday and i | eluded, Mrs. II. V. Alley and daugh- | Oakland, California, but still like the 1 The National Exposition of ____ Mines was Perpetrated by a mob made fan- Bertha Parsons, sister of George light cars as the standard Revere Cord in looks of the Oregon coast, and never* ’ . | ter Winifred, A. D. Lommen and Mr. fail to remind the people of California and Mining Equipment is to be held atical by the recent agitation against Parsons of this city, is visiting with and Mrs. H. A. Bell and family. all sizes. that Oregon weather is as mild as any * 'n Sacramento the week of Septem- foreigners. frends and relatives this week. Orville Fowler of Beaver was seen Major Robert W. Imbrie, American ■ on the coast. They are visiting at i ber 29th-October 4th in connection With Revere Tubes these tires will gnt Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morri in Tillamook July 18. the home of F J. Pye, who with his I with the twenty-seventh annual con- v'ee-consul, was beaten to death by son spent the day with their daughter you many thousands of miles of splenditi Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Yorke and fam Loretta who is visiting for the sum ily of Portland are among the Rock father helped Mr. Hald at the time of I vention of the American Mining Con- a na*-ive mob. Thg Persians resented service. his former residence here. • I gress. The exposition _ ’ ’ will be open _____ to an attemP 1 t by Major Imbrie to photo- mer with friends near Forest Grove. away beach campers this week. “ magic fountain ” The captain was anxious to have a fbe public and is expected to draw to Kraph a so-called ---------- GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Luke Booth of Mc Rockaway visitors this week were I visit with one of his early associates, | Sacramento many not connected with of which the natives stand in awe. 1110 canj aooutiaitB, I ■ iivv twuuctccu •-------- ■■ Distributors Minnville, are visiting his brother, Dr. and Mrs. Briggs, Miss Dorothy J v»o*v w 1 unu , an American who Portland Harrison Booth. Hoss, sister of Mrs. Briggs, all of Ore a young man who had learned the* the mining industry, because of its Melin Seymour, Fred Houchen was over from Sheri gon City, and J. L. Sohler, proprietor business of light keeping from him at educational value. There will be dem- j was w‘th the vice-consul, was severely dan one day last week. of a confectionery store in that re the Cape Mears light. This man is onstrations of how miners actually wounded and is in a hospital. He is Howard Carey, well known to old- work far under ground and the Unit-1 Frank Wortman and Tom O’Neil sort. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Rice of Rector timers as a young business man of ed States Bureau of Mines will stage were among those from McMinnville this city. Fortune smiled on both a demonstration of how miners are were in town last Friday. who spent the day at Oceanside. men when they met in Tillamook, rescued when a great disaster occurs. Tillamook viators from Hebo in John Cation of McMinnville was Monday, after thirty years apart. Mr. Manufacurers throughout the coun transacting business in Tillamook eluded Miss Florence Reusser last Carey is visiting at the home of his try are interested in the success of Monday. Monday. L. G. Ross of Blaine was in Tilla- sister, Mrs. Henry Wolf. He is keep the exposition and more than half Mrs. Jack Brown spent the week er of the light at Point No-Point on the available exhibit space has al with her mother, Mrs. Virginia Hard mook Wednesday. Puget Sound. ready been contracted for. Mining Mrs. Marion Wiseman and son are ing, and her little son Jack Brown counties of California are arranging Jr. at the home of her uncle and visiting in Tillamook with H. E. Roseburg—Five carloads cherries to place comprehensive displays of Wiseman. Dr. Wiseman's mother aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Spitzmesser. recently shipped. their mineral and metal resources. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kellam and son Gordon left for Rockaway to spend a week’s vacation The Smith and Parks families held a reunion at Oceanside last Sunday. Ths is the first one they have been able to have in five years. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bushnell of Pendleton We thank the buying public for their very liberal response were out of town guests. Mr. Bush- in accepting the wonderful values that we offered. ness is a band instructor and wishes New Merchandise is arriving by every truck and stage to fill to locate in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Disney enter- up the vacant shelves. Special prices and values from new stock tained at dinner Sunday the 20th for is now ready for your selection. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Killam of Mc- Minnville. Covers were laid for ten. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Killam and son Gordon, of Mc- Minnville, Mrs. Virginia Brown, of Los Angeles, California, Mrs. Vir ginia Harding, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. i 01 toos® wh° wei? unable to get sheeting offered last week, Spitzmesser, Jack Brown, Jr., te nave made a special purchase to let you share in this big Thelma and Kent Stone. After din event. ner the party went to Rockaway. Lots No Limit—Buy what you want as long as it lasts. to eat, the beach and dancing made one complete and enjoyable day of it. The Standard oil team won the twilight league game Monday even —Hy what you need as long as it lasts. ing from the Cheesemakers, by a score of 16 to 9. Auliff and Boon were the oil team's battery and Ped- could be heard. Contusion be N an underground telephone very low pr?cesPUrChaSe &nd 8election of new CrePe is here at dy and Bunn for the losers. yond description would reign if Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has cable scarcely thicker than a resumed his practice in this city and this unhindered speech, now man's wrist there are 2400 will be found at 218, Tillamook build ing.—Adv. threadlike copper wires, each hushed by science in tiny Mrs. Mamie Jones of Kansas City, strands, were voiced aloud. pair providing a path for Instant Mo., has been here visiting with the H. A. Kinnaman and S. C. Woods speech. An averageof 54,000,000 tele families, who are old frends of hers. Don’t miwt th« 1 je 83016 Price» 15c pair. ., Theae highways of the spo phone conversations speed daily Dr. H. E. Wiseman, dentist, has osing days of this big event, you will be repaid- resumed his practice in this city and ken word, buried beneath many over the wires of the Bell Sytem. will be found at 218, Tillamook build an American city, are carrying By hundreds in cables, by dozens ing.—Adv. The H. L. Gilham and W. T. Oath- will be h<e"eSforPn,e„"i“f/he,.jamou3 $10° silk hose that we “5 thousands of voices simultane in the open wires, they travel in out families returned this week from this sale All W,d ?ot share “ the fir8t few dayS °! ously from office to factory and silence side by side, to find voice a short trip to British Columbia, All the n?w shades, they go at the price 69c. making the entire distance by auto some from coast to coast. again only at their Journey’s end. mobile. If released from their copper Dr. H L. Babb, Tillamook's chiro Muted as they pass from tele practor hous 9 to 6. Evenings, Mon carriers, these messages would phone to telephone, they weave day, Wednesday, Frida) and Sat urday at 7.—Adv. 36-tf sound a Babel, in which none the pattern of the nation’s life. Dr. J. E. Shearer spent Sunday in Portland studying new x-ray technic j with a technician from Chicago. fhe all around dependable store of Tillamook First class crocheting any pattern. J I furnish thread (J. 1*. Coa •) $1.00 j BELL SYSTEM sp< >ol. Mrs. Ix*sl 10 Walker, Ye One System One Polley Universal Service Fir, Tillamook, R F D. 89-tf B. E. Turner of Pleasant Valley has a partial stroke of paralysis, being affected on the right side. Dr. Shear- PERSONAL MENTION I II, Di I REVERE I, TIRES VTUBES i vii wilii SHOE DAY Saturday July the 26th is shoe day—and closes “The Greatest Sale and Biggest Value Giving Event” ever held in Tillamook County. Extra V alues in Shoes—Don’t Miss It NEW 9-4 SHEETING t. new pillow tubing at a price Mute Messengers of a Nation NEW CREPES . I New Pure Silk Hose The Pair 49c —.C.Hiy),REN S !-2 HOSE, NEW STOCK . n u. $1.00 SILK HOSE It Pays to Pay Cash LARSON & HECHTNER The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company