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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1924)
VOLUME 37 Heavy Decline in Eastern Product Causes Drop Here Owing to the fact that we are placing hundreds of new sub scribers on our list weekly we ask you to notify us at once if your Headlight has not been re ceived. We are trying diligently to keep up with the rush of new business brought about by the contestants who are actively en gaged in securing new readers to the Tillamook Headlight. Any correction in the name or address will be cared for if we are notified. Please give this matter your careful attention. Product I The sensational decline of the Wis- #nuin cheese market during the past reek will probably make it necessary k reduce the price of Tillamook (heese at least two cents, according L • statement made yesterday by Secretary Carl Haberlach. Wiscon- ti daisies dropped to seventeen cents |uid longhorns to seventeen and a parier cents. At present quite a He of the 1 Tillamook cheese is in a differential of iorage and ten cents a line cents Wisconsin pn- lound over 11 means that nary markets, fcmook cheese cannot be sold, ioduction continues fairly high in Io county and it would be taking a rge chance to hold stocks back, ruconsin prices are seven cents un it last year, while Tillamook prices k four cents lower on triplets and if than a year ago. Owing to the low price of butter, Ich is due to the excessive stocks fa throughout the country, many Bions have gone to making cheese Id seem to be willing to sell at in seventeen to nineteen cents a land. It is impossible, states Mr. lierlach, to obtain such an overage I sow exists for Tillamook cheese ■ move sufficient quantities to keep 8 output cleaned up. CLOSES NOVEMBER 8 th Now Is The Time To Subscribe For The Headlight Before The Big Vote Offer Closes Your Order Given Now Will Help Her Win The Buick Towns Miss Helen Leonard ....... Tillamook Miss Ruth Lewallen ....... ilebo Mrs. Charles E. Stephens Mohler Miss Velma Watson __ Tillamook Mrs. Claude Stott _____ Cloverdale Mrs. Jessie Kellow _____ Beaver .... Miss Madge De Ford ........ Tillamook Mrs. Earl Clarine ......... ............... . .... R. F. 1). ............................... 19,900 As the rules of the contest state that contestants can hold back a reserve vote as issued this vote does not necessarily mean the actual vote of con testants. This rule precludes the possibility of the Buick Six being placed at the disposal of the higher bidder. Transformer and Telephone Lines Suffer From Disturbance HIGH WATER TROUBLES Four additional candidates have been placed on the city ballot this week by petition including Sam Moul ton for mayor and David Robinson, P. W. Todd and G. A. Reeher for councilmen. The nomihations at the city caucus a week ago were, for mayor, J. Merrel Smith; for councilman, first ward, C. F. Pankow; second ward, Emil Heus- ser; third ward, Clark Hadley; fourth ward, Frank Merrick; for city treas urer W. Thomas Coates; and for wa ter commissioner, fifth ward, Albert Plank. The severe southwesterly storm With the greatest vote offer in the which has prevailed throughout the entire contest coming to a close Sat- 80 there can be no idIe moment8 dur’ coast region the past few days did i ing the remaining few days. urday November 8th, the contestants [ SpeakinK of the greatest vote offer considerable damage in Tillamook county. with the help of their many booster of the contest that is now in force Lightning and thunder, which are friends are — J in - the *' - field “ ■ ■ lining •• • up every your opportunity to win the Buick very unusual in this section of the possible subscription before the close Six is made more evident by weigh country, came at frequent intervale of this big offer. ing the importance of this big vote Monday and Tuesday, the lightning Immediately after the date of Nov offer. striking in several places with dis Every subscription given before the ember 8th, the vote will decrease in astrous results. Three transformers numbers—for instance at this time close of this offer will for a positive of the Coast Power company wore Helen Marjorie Leonard of Tillamook, the one year subscription gives 8000 I fact make the chances of your fav- blown out and in the C. <1. Edwards votes while after November 8th the I orite greater than later on in the A contestant for high honors in the Tillamook Headlight popularity and Cart Haberlach residences the number of votes will be only 2000. > contest contest. Helen’s many friends are legion in their desire that Miss panel boards containing the electrical Helen win one of the prizes to be awarded December 6th. Some of the people are inclined to Naturally with this condition being Helen Marjorie Leonard has an envious reputation as a fancy fuses were burned out. Fuses in understood by all the contestants the thought that they will wait till dancer having taken part in many social events both here and at some of the telephones in the city there is little wonder then at the act the final hour of the contest then Portland where she appeared at the Elks Club before many promi were also burned out. ivity of the contestants and their I step in with their subscription at the nent persons. Lightning which struck at Brighton last minute and in this manner make friends. i Monday broke the glass show The entire countryside is being their favorites chances more secure. .see in one of the stores. If that practice is to be indulged in'o our confidence regarding this to be auctioned off to the highest Tillamook will have a first class thoroughly canvassed by the contest The streams throughout the coun- in to any great extent you are caus Circulation campaign, the object up- bidder on the closing night that con ants, no part of the county being left drum corps if the plans now being are swollen and it is reported that ing your favorite to lose votes and • permost in the mind of the Headlight untouched so that before the cam made by the local post of the Ameri testant will be sadly misiakened. ater covered the roads at Happy maybe the Buick six, the vote sched management is to give Tillamook paign has closed there will be but can Legion are realized. The Headlight is not selling Buick imp and Barview Tuesday, and on ule is very explicit in every detail county a newspaper second to none. A meeting was held Monday night few who have not been canvassed. cars, that part of the campaign we showing plainly that in the final two The contest is the initial step in the In looking over the vote standing by those interested and it was plan as given in this weeks issue of the weeks of the campaign the vote given fight direction, it will double our al are leaving to the Sunset garage ned to form a corps with six buglers, Headlight it can be seen at a glance is just one half that it is today, or up ready big list that means we have where we know you will be given twelve snare drummers and one bass bought a service to be given to the Buick courtesy. that it is to be a close race, no one till November 8th inclusive. drummer. There is no denying of facts, the The last two weeks of the cam public and the advertiser. contestant has a decided lead or ad possitive feels in this campagn that The Tillamook Headlight is making vantage over the other contestants paign the vote allowed on the one that gives this campaign the appear year subscription will only be 1500, this campaign a co-operative proposi is known to each and every contestant while if tion whereby the prizes are bought at is that the one that works the hard ance of being hotly contested. home and given to home people, in est will be the one to drive off in The loyalty of Tillamook county want to win, she will receive votes. other words the whole proposition the Buick six on the coming Decem people has already manifested itself, Under these conditions there Effective tomorrow the following the contestants are a unit in their delves on the one idea—all for Tilla ber 6th. So far to date the subscriptions changes will be made in the train praise for the kindness already shown reason whatsoever for you to hesi mook county. schedules between here and Portland: them by the people in general wheth tate, especialy so when your going to As the rules state plainly that con have be n given to the contestants No. 142 will leave here at 7:20 and er the party gave their subscription give the subscription sooner or later, testants can hold back votes, this just for the aking, you have told arrive in Portland at 2:45 p. m. No. to another contestant the feeling is hence give it to her today. idea keeps the campaign from being a yourself repeatedly how nice the peo 1 new enterprise in the city is the 141 will leave Portland at 7:10 and that of consideration. Still a better way to make your gamble, if the actual vote was public ple were about it, so what’s the use Rt theater, the opening of which arrive here 2:55 p. m. As one young lady said, it is worth favorite win is by giving her your sub property we could not try aB we of saying that anyone contestant has pnounced this week. a great deal to know that the people scription for two years, the two year might keep the gambling spirit from a better chance than you have pro viding you work. Ifte theater has secured the place are so kind and thoughtful, that part subscription gives better than double the contest. It was never said that this cam used by the Tinshop theater With this system in vogue real of the work is a prize 'in itself, the votes as given with one year sub paign was a something for nothin* scriptions, so since you will be tak merit will prevail at all times that prill be opened for the first time that is the sentiment in general among the contestants that gives | ing the Headlight anyhow, why not will give every contestant the same proposition, $1425 is not picked up IH. McInnis and I. J. Vinson, both chance to win the Buick, it will also every day, that is the value of the Frank W. Schneberk plead guilty them great encouragement in their i preclude the possibility of money be- first prize, then the Star piano is show men, are the proprietors in the justice court Monday to speed desire to win one of the prizes. I valued at $425, while the other four ing spent by contestants. F* place. They recently were in ing and was fined $10 and costs. Counting the days till the contest If there is any one contestant that prizes are valued in proportion. p»» business in Sheridan, though For unlawful parking, Lorentz closes on December Sth, you will dis- A prize will be given td every con has the idea that this Buick six, or f homes are in Portland. Anderson was assessed $2.50 and cover that there are our i testant that remains active, by active for that matter any of the prizes are r*w line of entertainment is working days, the time is costs Tuesday. we mean you must work because by by the proprietors of the your working you are bound to get re l»»usemt-nt house.- BEAVER MAN VISITS 0. A. C. sults, we want the subscriptions and i — rfk ■ ■------ Oregon Agricultural College, Cor ire paying the full market price. vallis, October 28—Russell Dental of Come now girls, the time is hurry Beaver, was a visitor on the campus ing along, no delays can be tolerated this week-end. Mr. Dental is doing if you are to win the Buick, who official cow testing work for the knows one lone subscription may tell state of Oregon. the tale so hit the ball every day and your reword will be one of the I Tillamook high school eleven adaline boyakin LOUISA nice prizes for sure. II fame this afternoon at Hills- — — *— — -—■> held at Ne- Funeral aarvices were Contestants are asked kindly to be *’dl the high school team of esday for Louisa Adaline | careful in writing the names and ad- J*» which, it is stated has not halem The Tillamook Woman’s club la _k died there Octover 27, < Boyak d -esses plainly, we want every sub *>Mted this year. planning to serve a home products of 76 years 10 months. at ths scriber to get the Headlight that pays 7*1 cars of students drove out dinner at the Guild hall on election boyakin was a sister of D. S. for it, so kindly be carful in thia and r»n>inv to attend the game. day. All the food products used will i. She was born in St. Clair make your reports regularly. be raised or manufactured from about flfinoi- and was a school If you wish to be a contender for Esch returned Tuesday from Tillamook county, it is said. from which profession she re- the Buick six get all the possible sub i where he has been attend- tiw 17 years ago. scriptions you can not later than the diatrict buying convention of ] VAUDEVILLE TROUPE COMING N. lurkle was in charge of the coming November 8th, nuff said. C- Perney company for thq ceremonyCnd Reverend Tabor preach- » weeks. Mr. Esch had th* The Coliseum theater has secured lof tneering J. C. Penney pdtf ed th3B«neral sermon. the vaudeville troupe of Garrison and F J. B. Stem and daughter Dor- M this convention. Lee, humorous songs and step danc ing, who will appear here Thursday otl r who have been visiting relatives arrived at the and Friday, November 6 and 7. |T the city and Brighton left here from Portland This party has played on the big Wednesday morning for their home test and beat circuits throughout in Portland. Mrs. Andrew Stem and 'he United States and Canada, states Herbert Stem accompanied them and Mr. Partridge. Wilma Garrison was will make a short visit ‘here. "oimerly a dancer with the Passing Archdeacon J. C. Black of th. Epis , ‘•’hows at the New York Winter Gar- copal church will hold the regular monthly services next Sunday min Stanley and family mo- ing and evening, at the M.*omc bu.id i Grider was called to Vancouver Friday to at- P first of the week to care ing. irthday surprise for Mis rot her. Mm. Gabriel. They i and uncle who were in- x»me Monday. *utomibile accident while to Portland from Cal- THEATER OPENS JUSTICE COURT GETS VIOLATORS Salvaging the Derelict HOME PRODUCTS FEATURED IN MEAL * Churchill of Bandon is »»’ter at Cloverdale and M Wheeler this week.