FRIDAY, 0CT0BER17 191 PAGE 2 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ■ A piano solo, by Miss Oatfield. The .„ 't Willamina for sen was 73 years of age. He leaves dinner at the home of his parents Saturday. Mr. Palmiter is much in­ visiting relatives in I Young American Creed was repeated time returned home Sunday. i by the first three grades followed by three sons and three daughters to last Sunday. terested at present in the organiza­ some t----------- ‘ mourn his loss. It is a coincidence tion of juvenile grange. Mr. Dickin ­ the singing of America by the entire Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Semper of Port­ llllllllfllllHIIIIIIIilllllllHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIilllllHHIIIIIIIIillllllllllllll' NEHALEM PLEASANT VALLEY ‘that Mr. Hansen’s death should oc- land are visiting their cousins Charles son, grangemaster of Oswego, was body. The Shoemaker and the Elves W. J. Mead m again fixing up his Miss Stella Friday of Forest Grove I cur within three weeks of that of Ray and Mrs. Lucy at the Cloverdale also present «ad pleased the audience radio machine apd will be ready to was dramatized by the fourth grade is visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Andrew Anderson, his life-long hotel. with several song- A chicke.t dinner broadcast matters of interest to the and read by Miss Outfield. Two old Mrs. Ben Turner. friend. The two came to this country Mrs. Arthur Coffey with her new was served at the grange hall in the outside world, with promptness and time songs were sung by a selected Alfred Reynolds was able to leave from Denmark and finally settled in baby son returned home from the evening in honor of the visitor* and chorus of ten. A flag drill which end­ tab. the hospital and is staying with his Tillamook county on adjoining farms hospital at Tillamook last Sunday. a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. dispa We snderstand ttfcat bids fcr the ed in a patriotic tableaa was then put 47 years ago. daughter, Mrs. Wm. Turner. Oretown Gratnge held a special construexion of the i»ew high school on by eight boys. Edna May Carver Mrs. John Fox met with a painful Jack Bedford and four of his Mr. Curl a writer for Recreation injury Saturday when she slipped and meeting Monday for state grange­ building will be opened October 24 recited "Entertaining her Big Sister’s friends from Portland were the week and Western Story magazines camped fell dislocating her knee. She will j master Palmiter wd state overseer and t he inntract let ass soon as pass­ Beau,” followed by an' interesting end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John recently in Cloverdale park. He ex­ be confined to her home for some : ; Giover. Glover. Mrs. Sam. Woodward and ami song by the boys, named, *Ive Been a thereafter. Graf. pects to publish his writup of this time. Mrs. Earl were visitors from Clover­ ible Mr. and Mr*. H. V. Alley and Mr. Working on the Railroad.” The pro­ Mrs. Darnielle of The Dalles is part of ths highway in the February Mrs. Albert Wade had her mother. dale grange. and Mrs. Al D. Lorn men: were among gram was concluded by a pantomine visiting her grand daughter, Mrs. number of Recreation. Cloverdale Community club wilt­ Mrs. Charles Desmond and he* sister of the “Frnst Fairies” which was re­ the Portland visitors last week. Wm. Turner. Cloverdale Communit y club is Mrs. Clifford Thomas of Pleasant hold its next regular meeting at Oddi I Mr. and jYrs. Joe GralS are rejoic­ cited by Miss Irma Smith. The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs­ planning a good time for eve: ybody Valley as guest» over Sunday. fellow*) hall Thursde-8 evening Oct­ 1, ing over tkA arrival of an eight After the program W. H. Christen­ day afternoon Octover 16, at the who attends the social at the Odd A number of Cloverdale res.tfents ober 1»J. Hie club j kuis to have a pound baby girl who caine to their son sold the baskets from which the ' Fellows hall Thursday evening. home of Mrs. George Lane. enjoyed the drive over the new high­ social »vening entertaining the many Tome Sunday morning, October 12. school obtained $54. Rev. Ross B. Evans of Tillamook Miss Bessie Hunter who has been way to Salmon river last Sunday. supporters of the fair exhibit at this A home coming service was held The Oretown school has an enroll- was calling in this neighborhood ill at her home for several days ex­ Dr. James Shaw and family of time. Neskowin, Meda, .anti Oretown a* the M. E. cLarch last Sunday even- Tuesday. pects to resume her work at school Tillamook visited in Cloverdale Sat­ visitors are expected and. a good time i>M and was attended by a terge aud­ Mrs. Blazier of Los Angeles visited next week. urday and. Sunday. , premised! for all who attend. ience. Among ;he most highly ap­ last week with her daughter, Mrs. Locle Chartex Ray aad. hiis niece, Cloverdale Woman’s Physical Cul­ Albert Lucy of Ketchikan, Alaska» preciated contributions was a song John Graf. ture club met Wednesday October 10 to visiting his brother, A. E. Lucy of Mis* Ethal Ray, returned from an rendered by Professor Newman of the Mart Thomas and Mack Thomas of and elected he following officers for the Cloverdale hotel. Mr. Lucy re- automobile- trip through Idaho last ciWs schools. Bull Run are visiting F. E. Thomas. the new term: Mrs. L. E. Garwood, por s bi^sinuss goad in Ketchikan. Saturday. “Uncle Charley” paid a Hr*. Nellie Jackson of Vancouver, E. E. Leland and Charles Desmond president; Mrs. John Weiss, Jr., vice- Lumbering and fiisiting are its chief visit to Ihtary, Idaho and. surprised B. G is visiting friends and relatives returned Monday from Southern Ore­ president; Mrs. Albert Wadct secre­ industries. his brother Frank whom he bad not near here this uieek. gon where they spent a few days tary; Mrs. Carl Shortridge, treasurer. seen fur twenty yeans. Tht-v; alas» paid MKss Bessie Hunter has been con­ Eiarest Larson who has been a resi­ taking in the sights. Miss Woodruff and Miss Ivonekeva fined! to her linme several days this «.Visit toCnl.de sac on the Nez. Perce George Palmiter, master of the ate both very efficient instructors and week with an attack of apfendicit.s. Indian resurvatrnn. Miss Ethel’s dent of Rector for several months, sltjate grange, Visited the Pleasant the club looks forward to a sucaess- Dr Shearer of' Tillamook i* in at­ birthplace, which she had left when has returned with his family to live. X R. Parker of Kelso, Washington, Valley grange last Thursday even- ful winter. tendance and it is hoped' that she will she was six gears af age. ret mi : ly purchased, the property and ing. Miss Rose Nufer is confined to her Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shortridge are be able'to resam* her ditties at rchool bu-«ness of F. A. Ija Flamboy and Mrs. Clifford Thomas and son and spending the week in Salem with soon. hone with a sprained knee. Fred Reusser ami Joe Crocker and tooxl possession last week. He will The iloverdal* physical eultural Mrs. R. Desmond visited Mrs. Al­ relatives. Uncle Charles Ray, Miss Ethel Ray club will'- begin tvwk affhin tor the wife ha»e goae to Albany 'tel ere the mow» his family here soon. Mr. Flam­ bert Wade in Cloverdale last Sunday. boy is considering returning to his James Hocking spent the week end and Mrs. Claude Stott were Portland winter tlriia week. The first meeting m«m 'exjwct to do MM hunting. The (tmegaa Woman’s clad- nxet at old. home in Michigan, but has not yet visitors this week. will be hoH at the“ Odd Fellow*» hall with his mother in Forest Grove. the * hom «■ of Mrs. Claud Stott, Wed­ decided. Miss Mabel Crocker arui Mrs. Reus- , Wednesday? evening. October 8. The ladies aid will meet with Mrs. ---------- ♦---------- . The Clovnrdale Power itompaay »I gave a program State Grariremasttr Palmiter and: guests off the club. Mrs. Nels P. Hansen ,an old and respect­ 24, with Mrs. Reusser rhe gr.ng* hvatll. .State Overseer Glow' stepped in1.,, Dneir «'■avon opened her' wfrh a an,* ed resident of this place, died in Croeker as hostesses. Th» social was held for tn* purpose [ Boals' hospital at. Tillamook October Master Charles Woodard celebrated Cloverdale on their r>«urn from Olis bang. Dtosks will be kept busy dodg­ 14, following an operation. Mr. Han-* his 12th birthday with a birthday where they had just organized a. | ing GIo>wdalitss while the spasm at raising money to buy pictures and - other things for the school rooms. grange, and paid Cloverdale grange; last*. (Paid Advertisement) The program given was as follows; a visit at the regular meeting test Mrs. .femes Lamson who has been I illlUlIHmillllllllllUllliilllllllllllllliHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIliilHIIIIIIIinillllllllllllllllll [ About the County ment of twenty.nine p Oxtfleld and Miss We^ TWO WEDDINGS TAKi PQ Reverend Simpson Hamrick formed a marriage ceremony « ober 11, art. the Methodist pu« for Ronald Sating and Iva Wells son, and op October 13, for J Sacre and Olive Crane. MANY OF OCR MU81C LOY ENJOYED TREAT French Pianist, Mr. Dumeg|iL peared Monday Evening for L ond Time Before Beethoven Cl, (The Evening Tribune, Albert Minn., Ort. 20, 1921) Get The Habit Of coming to the The Blue Bird Confectionery for your ICE CREAM and CANDY Golden Rod Ice Cream and High Grade Candy Also light lunches and Fountain Drinks Zella M. Harrison Prop. Which State Will Grow? Washington...... NO Income Tax Oregon.............. INCOME TAX California,......... NO Income Tax copies of tlm documentary evidence as to’'tft» WE HAVE 1 EXAMINED ______________ r_________ effect of a state income tax upatt Oregon. We are satisfied as to the genuine­ ness of the documents. We find that this evidence substantiates the claim that many millions of dollars have been diverted from investment in Oregon indtMtries that, would provide a home mar ket for Oregon agricultural products.. We find the damage is so serious and of such extent that w«e appeal to our neighbors and to voters in ail parts of Oregon to vole for the repeal of the present income tax and to- oppose the enactment of any new state income tax bill, at least until such lime as the other Pacific Coast »fates have enacted similar legislation so they cannot grow at Oregon x expense. We do not object to paying a state income tax, but w do object to im­ posing a tax that keeps capital out of our state, retards state development and tends to leave our farnie.s dependent upon distant markets. We resent the tendency to give Oregon the reputation of being a “br-ok- ward state." Oregon resources and the courage and enter; cise of her pionaei people entitle her to a great destiny. Let us all join hands to rid Oregon of legislation that handicaps Oregon development. READ THE NAMES OF THESE SIGNERS: 1’hil Metschan, Portland. I Valley.. Bay Lily A. 1). Moe, Hood River. G. W Marvin. Sil ver Vaughn, Amox A. L. Leavitt, Klamath| Lake. Cloverdale / J. W. Itoech, The Dallas. Falls. McCabe, E. L. F. D. McCully, Joseplu H. 8. HrimhaU, Tila- Ray, Charles ■nook. Lena Miller, Newport. Garibaldi !’ Will M. Iteterson. Pend­ C. D. itorer, ’Eugene. O’Connell, M. D. S. C. Miller. Dillard. | leton. Tillamook Paul E. Pullman, Baket-. J. Frank Adai ns. Mei.-rill:i C. O. Portwood, FossiL Fred W-. Falconer, Pi nd- S Brimhall, H. S. let on. Keith Powell, Woodburn Christensen, F. W. t George Putman, Salem. Mac Hoke, Pendleton. Dawson, C. M. Chas. Hall, Marshfield. R. M. Fox, Portland. Dunn, Ed C. Jay Gibson. Gaston. S. P. Pierce, Sixes. Gooch, H. W. Gertrud« C. GJbver, ‘Ha­ J. C. Perry, Salem. Kuratii, David math Falls. Patay Daly, Prairie City. Nichols, W. I" F. Robert W. Sayer, Bend. Chas. IL Castner, dooHEAT$LIGHI Chesterfield millions! /. OilMexterr Cboh'tdvSS Lamp.' "