i AY.
OCTOBER 3,1924
TILLAMOOK
HEADLiuUT
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<¡51 RY GETS $5,251.903 FROM conservative.
With large timber
the
coi
responding
mouth
in
1923.
If
lii NATIONAL FORESTS
supplies that can be made
...aue'o annually
produce this pace is maintained throughout a $16 day for any trivial reason. In I appropriate and condemn private
2,000,000 cords —
of _ —
pulp
r
--r wood
-annually (the current fiscal year there will bei a few years he will be compelled to I property therfor, and to assess any
from timber sales, live- J on the sustained-yield
si,«»■>>— j ->-• basis,
• or rough- made and sold in ihis country more' compete with others who have made special benefit arising from such mat-
♦
L a pszing,
grazing, and other forms of . ly, 5,000 tons of paper
THE BEST IN
the most of that day and of as many < ters and to make the same a lien
a day, with* than 77,000,000,000 cigarettes.
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£of the 146 national forests total-1 I M thousands
♦
more
school
days
as
they
could.
It
’
s
1 against the property benefited, as
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«„„„J
...
f miles v
of ouciuriea
sheltered in-
i .
CHIROPRACTIC
♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
f^l,»0': during the fiscal year land waterways ____
that favor economical The bureau of internal revenue re- - good business then to keep the school follows: to-wit
♦
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
J.
L. Fayete, D. C. Ph. C.
♦
[¿June 30, 1924 according to th, logging and transportation, and with. ports that the consumption of cig-1 open for a long term and keep all I
Beg. at a point 68.67 ft. N. of the I
Beals
Bldg.
Loth Phones
♦
One
cent
per
word
per
issue,
♦
Ltiervice, United States depait- large resources of water power .hat j arettea in the United Slates lias in­ the children in it every day.
S. W. corner of Lot 1, Blk. 32, j
Tillamook, Oregon
♦ with a minimum charge of $.25. +
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Ltaf agriculture. This sum is paid can be developed at a relatively low I creased 50 per cent in the last two
Thayers
’
Addition
to
Tillamook
I
Painless Adjustments
♦ Readers are charged at the same ♦
NOTICE
United States treasury
unit cost, the prospects of a rapid and years. Manufacture of the “pills that
City, thence N. 30 ft., thence S
♦
rate.
All
reading
notices
must
♦
To
the
parents
of
the
boy
who
took
Lber sales brought in $3,020,037. substantial growth of this r.ew indus­ satisfy’' aie turning out this year al­
:
54 degrees 26 minutes E. 59.09 it. +
have “adv.” attached. No pre­ ♦ Both Phones
Hours 9 to 6
Lfees for grazing permits brought try in southwestern Alaska are most 1,200 cigarettes for every man a red Hawthorne Deluxe bicycle from
thence S. 20 ft., thence N. 63 de­
ferred positions.
♦
♦
near
the
public
library
steps
on
the
and
woman
in
the
country
over
21
grees 33 minutes W. 49.14 ft. to
^15,561. The third high,-■ bright indeed.”
♦
♦
years of age, or an average of three | evening of September 26. Please re-
Dr. Elwood B. Faxon
the place of beginning.
Lt was paid for the leasing of
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♦
I turn to owner, Emil Benscheidt, one
i
cigarettes
for
each
person
per
day.
Dentist
Beg. at a point 47.21 ft. N. of the
Ljj] forest land for summer OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
i mile west of city.
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And
yet
these
same
manufacturers,
2,
Blk.
32
S.
W.
corner
of
Lot
L, ami for other purposes, this WILL GIVE PRIZES FOR ESSAY
FOR SALE OR TRADE
215-216 Tillamook Building
despite their knowledge of the fact
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Thayers' Addition, thence N. 20
I
' I Ught in
Tillamook, Oregon
that cigarettes are the chief cause
ft., thence S. 54 degrees 26 min­ FOR SALE— ONE-HALF ACRE
E/37. Leases of water powei
The Oregon Historical society has
of
countless
disastrous
fires,
have
tract.
A
bargain
at
$350;
terms,
utes E. 54.09 ft., thence S. 10 ft.,
L brought in
1
.Misi ellan selected “The Hudson’s Bay Company
$35 down and $35 per year. J. L.
thence N. 63 degrees 33 minutes
Luses of he national forests, ii and the Oregon Country” as the sub­ never yet given their whole-hearted
DR. O. L. HOHI.FELD
Ketch, real estate, opposite the
W. 49.14 ft. to the place of beg.
NOTICE
trespass damages, accounted ject for the 1925 C. C. Beekman His­ support to any movement for public
education in tire prevention and sup­
Coliseum.
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A traet beg. 25.75 ft. N. of the S.
tory Prizes and Medals. The prizes pression.
L die balance.
Veterinarian
E. corner of Lot 2, Blk. 32 Thay­
In the Circuit Court of the State of
L 1" national forests in Califor- are four in number, viz., first, sixty
' FOR SALE—POTATOES LARGE
This season in California, , due
__ __ to Oregon for the County of Tillamook.
ers’ Addition, thence N. 10 ft.,
Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone
and small lots. Phone Jim Will­
i sold the most timber, with the dollars; second, fifty dollars; third,
thence S. 54 degrees 26 minutes E.
the hazardous tire conditions, smok­ I In the Matter of the liquid­
forty
dollars;
and
fourth,
thirty
doll
­
iams
place.
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¿»1 fore-ts in Washington and
Tillamook
Oregon
ing has been restricted to camp ation of the Nehalem Valley
61.47 ft., thence N. 63 degrees 33
second. The national forest.- ars; and will be awarded for the best
minutes W. 55.84 to place of beg. FOR SALE —APPLES: KINGS.
giounds
and
improved
places
of
habi
­
Bank,
of
Wheeler,
Oregon,
[Utah, Nevada, and southern Idaho four original essays on the above
Beg. at the S. W. corner of Lot 6,
Northern Spy, Waxen, etc. Come
tation on many of the national for­ Insolvent.
ued the most livestock, with the named, subject written and submitted
Dr. Henry E. Wiseman
Blk. 1, Goodspeed Addition, thence
and pick them; 50 cents box; Wind­
ests.
And
it
may
not
be
a
far
cry
Notice
Is
Hereby
Given,
that
on
the
by
girls
or
boys
over
fifteen
years
^ts in Arizona and New Mexico
DENTIST
N. 17 ft., thence S. 63 degrees 33
falls 25 cents box. Howard Harri*,
to
the
day
when
like
restrictions
will
I
14th
day
of
October,
1924,
at
the
of age and under eighteen years of
minutes E. 39.79 ft., thence N. 89
half mile south Fairview. Mutual
be
enforced
on
all
hazardous
tire
hour
of
two
o
’
clock
p.
m.,
at
the
law
Teeth Extracted under Gas
Spared with the receipts for the age, attending any public or private areas.
degrees 46 minutes W. 35.7 ft. to
Phone.
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Anyone who has followed office of Barrick & Hall, in the Na-
school,
academy,
seminary,
college,
Evenings by Appointment
li year ending June 30, 1923, the
the place of beg.
closely the tire game knows that the i tional Building, Tillamook, Oregon,
218 Tillamook Building
«pts for this past year were $83,- university, or other educational insti­ safeguarding of our forest wealth ■ there will be sold, subject to the ap- A plat of the survey of such street ‘ FOR SALE — SMALL MODERN
house, new.
Part cash, balance
| ¡ess, the decrease being caused tution within the State of Oregon. depends in no small measure on more I proval of the Honorable Geo. R. Bag- showing the boundaries thereof and
easy payments. Rosenberg Bros.
the smaller number of livestock Each of the four prize winners will complete and effective control of hu­ ley, as Judge of the Circuit Court of the portion of each lot or tract of
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ping permits issued for horses, also receive a handsome bronze man agencies which cause fires, in­ the State of Oregon, for the County land to be appropriated therefor, is
R. E. RINGO, M. D.
medal.
He. and sheep. Timber sales this
cluding smokers, campers, sportsmen, of Tillamook, all of the assets re- now on file with the City Recorder •’’OR SALE—CLOVER, CHEAT AND
Physician and Surgeon
The conditions governing the com­
it year exceeded the former year
recreationists and commercial users [ maining of the Nehalem Valley Bank, I of Tillamook City, Oregon.,
vetch hay in car load lots or can
petition are as follows:
Notice is also given herein that the
$308,799 Summer homes leasing
furnish mixed car. Prices quoted
of national forest lands. The hand­ of Wheeler, Oregon, insolvent, for
Room 1-2, Beals* Bldg.
(1) The essay submitted in com­ writing is on the wall, and it is to be cash. A list of the said assets are I Common Council has appointed the
| water power leasqs also in-
on same on applicaton.
B. B.
Tillamook
.
.
.
Oregon
petition
must
not
exceed
two
thou
­
I
following
three
disinterested
free
­
¿j. Grazing receipts, however,
Daughton, Lebanon, Orogon 19-tf
hoped that among smokers and va­ now on file in the office of the above
sand words in length.
holders
of
Tillamook
City:
Henry
| of $425,924.
(
named
firm,
and
also
in
the
office
of
cation seekers, as well as cigarette
HELP WANTED
(2) The essay may be in handwrit­ manufacturers, there may be found the County Clerk of Tillamook Coun- | Rogers, David Kuratli and W. B.
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BARRICK & HALL
He first.flag ever flown over Hood ing or in typewritten form, prefer­ the Daniel of forest preservation who : ty, Oregon, and are open for exam- Aiderman, to view such proposed WANTED— HOUSEKEEPER. IN-
hr, Oregon, soon will be placed in ably upon paper of commercial letter will interpret the all-too-plain in­ > ¡nation to all parties interested. Said street or change and to make an as­
Attorneys st Law
quire B N 116 Headlight office.
assets shall be sold either in full or sessment of damages to benefits as
lt:y hall of that place The relic, size, either ruled or unruled, the sev-| scription
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in part, according to the pleasure of provided by th» Charter of said City,
p tor many years nas Deen held erai sneers Being nunwerea consecu­
National building
tie quarters of the Oregon Histor- tively and written on one side only, GIVE ALL THE BOYS A CHANCE the said Court, and said bids shall and said persons shall meet at the W..NTED— EXPERIENCED DAIRY-
City
Hall
in
Tillamook
City,
Oregon,
be
in
writing
and
be
opened
at
the
man to manage and d velop dairy Tillamook
| society in Portland, is the gift with blank space of about one and
Oregon
near Clatskanie, Oregon, on shares
^Captain H. C. Coe, pioneer steam- one-quarter inches at top and left­ Interest in the “World Series” is not | time and place stated, and final i at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. on
the 18th day of October, 1924.
of milk and increase in stock basis.
p man and son of Nathaniel Coe, hand margins.
confined to adults. Many a school | awards shall be made at such time
Notice is further given that all
and
under
such
circumstances
as
the
Must have good references. In re­
N River’s first settler, who now
(3) The essay shall be accompanied boy's knitted brow is only a ruse to I
persons claiming damages by reason
ply state referen'os, age, experi­
jdes at Manhattan Beach, Cal.
by a separate sheet containing the conceal his thoughts. Instead of | I said Court shall direct. Every bid of the appropriation of such property
The Best
ence, number in family and nation­
fe flag was made in Portland 1861 name and postoffice address of the Euclid’s propositions, his meditations shall be accompanied by a certified
for said purpose shall file their claim
ality. Write H. Gordon ,607 Rail­
in
Corinth Moody, daughter of W. W. writer, the date of his or her birth, may be on his baseball heroes and | check covering 10 per cent of the
for such damages with the City Re­
way Exchange Bldg., Portland, Ore­
gy, then county clerk. Nathan and the name of the school attended. their chances for victory. And why amount offered. Bids shall clearly
Dentistry
i state what portion or all of said as­ corder before the time so appointed
gon.
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(made a special trip down the riv-
(4) There shall also be delivered not ? Play, games, and athletics are j sets covered by said bid. This notice herein for the meeting of the viewers.
i obtain it for the first Fourth of with the essay a certificate signed by a recognized part of the school’s phy­
Date of first publication, September
FOR RENT
I celebration, which was held in a teacher or instructor of the educa­ sical aducation program. These act­ is given pursuant to an order of the 19, 1924.
Honorable
Geo.
R.
Bagley,
now
on
rove near where the Park street tional institution attended, stating ivities offer, without doubt, one of
FOR
RENT
—80 ACRE DAIRY
Date of last publication October
ranch. Will rent fully equipped,
mi stands at present. The city that the writer of the essay is a the best opportunities for the de­ file with the County Clerk of Tilla­ 17, 1924.
mook County, Oregon.
cows, horses and machinery, at
til will place the flag in a glass pupil or student attending the same. velopment of good conduct and
IRA W. WHITE, City Recorder.
BARRICK & HALL,
healthful
habits.
Are
their
possibil­
Long Prairie or 5 1-2 miles south­
ion the wall of the city hall.—
(5) In order to be considered in
Attorneys for State Banking Depart­
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ities realized?
east of Tillamook. Inquire Henry
*
line Spokesman Review.
competition
the
essay
must
be
deliv
­
ment
in
Tillamook
County.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
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Schild.
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The
teacher-coach
should,
by
ex
­
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petition was circulated in this ered, by mail or in person, to The ample and attitude, inculcate the
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BEALS BUILDING
Notice is hereby given that in pur­ HOUSE FOR RENT—PARK AND
the last of the week to place in Oregon Historical society, public aud­ ideals of fair play. Pupils should
itorium,
253
Market
street,
Portland,
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
OF
ADMIN
­
Seventh streets. Inquire of Mrs.
suance
of a decree of foreclosure and
nation, Judge Percy R. Kelly, of
learn
to
despise
everything
tricky
or
Tillamook, Oregon
Chas. Nichols next door.
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Marion and Linn county circuit Oregon, not later than March 1, 1925. mean, to abide by the rules and the ISTRATOR'S FINAL ACCOUNT writ of execution issued thereon out
Both Phones
(6) A11 essays submitted in comple-
of the Circuit Court of the State of
t, for Justice of the Supreme
spirit of the game, to strive to win by
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the Oregon for Tillamook County in the FARM FOR RENT—260 ACRES IN
tition
will
be
numbered
and
submit
­
it to succeed the late Judge John
pasture and meadow good house
their own superior athletic prowess, i undersigned has filed in the County
cause wherein Tillamook County
tart. Judge Kelly stands high ted, without the names of the writers and to recognize it appropriately in
and barn on same. References re­
Court of the State of Oregon, for Bank is plaintiff and John M. Weiss,
or
other
identifying
marks,
to
three
DR. P. J. SHARP
k estimation of the people as a
quired. Mrs. A. D. Schafer, Elma,
They should learn to be 1 Tillamook County his Final Account
judges selected by the undersigned others.
Adelia A. Weiss and Henry E. Weiss
DR. E. D. ALLEN
nd impartial judge and his mer-
Wn., R. A. 146.
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sportsmanlike. This implies, when as Administrator of the Estate of
are defendants, which decree of fore­
tdvancement to a supreme court committee.
winners, the lack of undue boasting; ' Antone Totzauer, deceased, and that
DENTISTS
(7) All competitive essays will be
closure was entered May 21, 1924, FOR RENT OR SALE—A GOOD
would meet with approval.—Sil­
and, when losers, the first in congrat­ ' said Court has set the 1st day of
I judged according to their general
the
undersigned,
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
piano.
Inquire
of
Mrs.
Chester
National
Bldg.
Both Phones
in Appeal.
ulating their successful opponents.
[ November, 1924, at 10 o’clock A. M. County, Oregon, will on Tuesday the
merit and excellence; but the judges
Holden.
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TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Well-planned athletics contribute
KAN PAPER INDUSTRY will also take into consideration, in immeasurably to physical fitness, ' at the court room of said court in 14th day of October, 1924, sell at ROOMS FOR RENT—ALSO GAR-
Tillamook City, Oregon, as the time auction to the highest bidder for cash
passing
thereon,
neatness
of
manu
­
¡ED WITH WATER POWER
age room. Three blocks east from
happiness, honesty, cooperation, con­ and place for hearing objections tc in hand the following described real
script,
accurate
orthography,
correct
DAVID ROBINSON
DEVELOPMENT
Lamar’s drug store. 502 E. First
grammar and composition, and pur­ sideration for others, sense of fair said account, and the closing of said property situated in Tillamook Coun­
street.
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play, and character. Each and all of estate.
ty, Oregon, to-wit: The North half
[it only a question of time when ity and clarity of diction.
Physician and Surgeon
these are worthy goals. Should this
Dated October 3rd, 1924.
of
the
Southwest
quarter
of
Section
The
Oregon
State
Library
in
Salem
NICE CLEAN SLEEPING AND
Mage of newsprint paper stock
highly desirable type of education be
W. J. RIECHERS,
National Building
housekeeping rooms $8 to $6 per
■ United States and Canada will has a reading list or bibliography up­ confined to the few already physical­ Administrator of the Estate of An­ 20 in Township 3 South of Range 9
West
of
the
Willamette
Meridian,
on
the
above
named
subject
which
week. Mrs. Crowder 106H 2nd
d the manufacturers to go to
Tillamook
Oregon
ly fit?
tone Totzauer, Deceased.
said sale will be had at the hour of
avenue E.
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«•stern Alaska for their pulp will be sent to any Oregon student
Undue
concentration
on
“
the
team
”
T. H. GOYNE,
ten o’clock a. m. at the Court House
declares J. C. Dort, hydro- on request. Books pertaining to the may well be supplanted by interest­
Attorney for Administrator.
H. T. Botts
Geo. P. Winslow
door in Tillamook City, in said Coun­
PERSONAL
subject
are
obtainable
in
most
Ore
­
*al engineer of the forest ser-
ing the pupils in the organization and
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gon
public
libraries.
Oregon
has
a
Vnited S/tates department of
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development of a number of play
the purpose of satisfying in whole or I AM NOT, RESPONSIBLE FOR
BOTTS A WINSLOW
Me, in his rcent report on system of local libraries, supplement­ groups and teams within the school. NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE in part the judgment rendered in said
any debts that may be charged to
ed
in
many
cases
by
county
library
'power in Alaska. This report
me by Eva Krumlsuf now known
Lawyers
Inter-ciass games and contests be­
cause in favor of said plaintiff and
as
Mrs.
W.
J.
Rand*.
W.
J.
Rand*.
M been published as a public systems, and in all cases by the 0re_ tween the school’s teams are highly
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
against said defendants for the sum
Tillamook
Oregon
*nt by the federal power com- gen state library. Students desiring desirable and to be preferred to inter­ undersigned, guardian of the estate of $3153.31 with interest thereon at
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such
books
should
apply
first
to
the
Washingto, D. C.
school contests if both can not be of Lucia May Wiley, Muriel Esther the rate of seven per cent per annum SEND THE GIRLS AND BOYS TO
i tvo national forests in Alaska, local library, which, if not having provided. Well-directed participation Wiley, Wayne Howard Wiley, and from date of said decree, $300 as at­
“Nelson’s hairbobbing and Beauty
"s Mr. Dort, can produce about the books, should secure them from by the many is essential to the great­ Frances Marjorie Wiley, minora, act- torney’s fees, and the costa and dis-
Shoppe,” for their haircut*. Bal­
the
county
and
state
libraries.
If
C. R. CHAPIN
W cords of pulp wood every
er good to the greater number.
ing under license given by the County bureements of the suit taxed at $19.50
cony Haltom’s store. Phone 147-W.
for all timber under scientific the local library cannot give this ser­
Attorney at Law
Court for Tillamook County, Oregon, together with the costs and expenses
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*7 practices. Translated into vice, which is usual, or if there is no COUNTRY CHILDREN ARE
from and after the 20th day of Oct­ i of the sale.
HEAVIEST LOSERS
this means an output of 5,000 local library, the student should write
ESSE M. KENDALL LAST KNOWN
ober 1924, shall proceed to sell the
D m K- thia St, r*A<e 12th, 1924.
Tillamook. Oro.
d P«per every day. Excellent directly to the Oregon state library
interest of the above named minors
■dree* Tillamook, Oregon please Beal*' Building
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JOB» AECHIM
in Salem, which makes loans of
About
20
millions
of
American
j
n
rea
i
ggtate
situated
in
Tillamook
communication with C. S. Stowe
Power sites are abundant in
books free of charge, except postage, children have just begun their school (^)Untyi Oregon, described at follows, Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Multnomah, Ore. Important. 49-t3
IM-«n Alaska, the report
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to all citizens of Oregon. In writing year of 1924-25. Each one of them 1 to-wit:
Victor J. Minnon, Freda G. Minnon
B N 118
to the Oregon state libra>7 students should attend as nearly 200 school
A tract of land beginning nt a
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Mortician
LOST AND FOUND
LEASES AND TIMBER should state the information desired days a.' possible. That is the length I
point 32 feet South of the North-
and not merely confine requests to of school term in our best schols.!
SALES
eat corner of Block 4, of McDer-
W. R. C.
MINNONS MORTUARY
LOST— ANYONE FINDING A
some particular book or books sought, On the average, children are in
mott's Addition to the town of
Corinth Menet Corpa No. 54, Dep'
gold
bar
pin
set
with
three
fire
thereby
enabling
the
state
library
to
school
not
much
more
than
165
days.
'
the procedure adopted by
Tillamook City, or Tillamook, in
Phone 183 and Mutual
<»f (Pregón meeta on lir»t and thu
agate* and white *aphires please
•* forest service and the fed- substitute other material in case any For rural schools the term is much ,
Tillamook County, Oregon, and
Friday
evening*
of
eaeh
month.
al
»
leave at Sltagg* store and get re 1
shorter. The cost of keeping the
running thence South along the
commission the sale of book requested is not available.
o’cloek in the W n W hall. Viaitor
waid. Mr*. Alma L. Coop. 98-tlp DAIRY FARM FOR SALE NEAR
schools open will be not less han I
1 ind the leasing of power sites
East
line
of
said
Block
4,
28
feet;
welrom»
jKed together, the national for- THE PACE MAKER OF FOREST 1 3-4 billions of dollars. It has been {
thence West parallel with the
CORVALLIS AND O. A. C.
Mr* A. I». Smith. Pr—
FIRES
SITUATIONS WANTED
estimated and probably correctly that I
South line of said Block 4, 105
having been allocated to
Elizabeth
Conover,
Secrete-
Good
land, good buildings, will
every day in school is worth from $16 I
feet; thence East 105 feet to the
« tuple timber supplies for all
WANTED— HOUSEWORK IN OR keep 20 cows. $15,000, term*.
(By Wallace Hutchinson.)
to $17 to a child because he will bt ,
place of beginning.
CORINTH POST NO. 3->
* cover any possible needs of
out of town. Willing to leave town
The pace maker of man-caused for­ able to earn that much more in later
Write owner for detail*. Box 54
At private sale, subject to confirma-
Department of Oreg' n
' from leasing water power
if wanted. Experienced housekeep­ Corvallis, Oregon.
est fires is the pernicious cigarette. year--. It is fair then to say hat 20
j
„
’
Meta on second and on fourth at
•'•led within such forest areas. In the national forests of California, millions of
■■
—
«•<» County Court. Offer, fo,
er and can furnish references. In 1
children attending 160 said property will be received at the urdav» of each month at 1:30 p. *'
quire at Headlight.
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power commission’s re- out of a total of 1,679 timber and
days each this coming year represent t office of Botts & Winslow, Attorneys n the W. W. hall
* Alaska’s water power and
brush fires that have occurred to actual production by the schools of | at Law, Tillamook City, Oregon,
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS
GILHAM - WHITE
Samuel Down». Commander
hl*He supplies of timber coin-
September 20, this year, 28 per cent
work. Apply BN 115 Headlight
II. W. Spear. Adjutant
the statements made by were due to smokers, and in practical­ some 50 billions of dollars of poten i Dated this 19th day of Septembe.
Insurance Agency
office.
98-tlp
service in its recent pub- ly every case that means cigarette tial wealth, nearly thirty rime* th< 1924.
Tillamook Izxise No. 57
Insurance
in all branche».
FRANCES
M.
STEINBACH
expenditure
for
the
schools.
1 the pulp wood situation in users. Of all man-caused fires, smok­
Marshfield — Total of $6,400,000
A. F. A A. M.
Not many investment* are as good ' Guardian of the Estate of the above
*** States. This latter re ers were responsible for 40 per cent.
NOTARY PI BLIC BONDS
Slated rommanieatioa aea- will be spent on Roosevelt highway
as that or pay such enormous divi­
Wted ut the availability of I
-sminuì poipeu
by
close
of
year.
Total
cost
to
com
­
And the number of such fires is dends. We could estimate the school
<>nd
Wednesday
in
e
a
c
II
97- /■
209 2nd Ave. East both Phones
and water power sites steadily increasing year by year,
month.
Visiting
Brot han plete highway, exclusive of bridges,
and urged consideration of keeping stride with the steady rise day as worth much less than $16 a
ferries
and
docks,
estimated
at
$7,-
welcome.
pupil and still have many ' imes a
Salem—Oregon apple crop esti­
as a big factor in meet ing
500,000; 60 mile* now paved, 145
in the use of “fags.”
good
justification
for
all
the
money
mated
at 5,200 cara. Hood River
and future pulp wood re-
mile*
graded
and
surfaced,
11
miles
United States Treasury department we spend on education. But great a.-
Notice is hereby given that the
*u of the United States.
graded, 18 mile* grading contracted. about i*me yield a* 1923
figures disclose the fact that during the return is we can not afford to re­ Common Council of Tillamook City,
* surveys show,” the water
Astoria—Freeland table factory to
Portland—Work begun on 7-story
Oregon, deem it expedient to widen,
the month of July, 1924. there were
,*>wt declares, “that the f«r- manufactured a total of 6,683,000,000 duce it by keeping children out of alter, lay out. extend and ee abhsh a
building for Rlumauer Frank dreg be completed in October, to employ
45 men.
T*’ early rough estimate* of cigarettes; an increase of 750 million school or by letting them go irreg­ portion of Third Street East, and to
company, to root $390,000.
fj
feet aa the amount over the number turned out during ularly. A child ought no- throw away
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