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FRIDAY, OCTOBER ji. IM,
TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT
the night. Here we found a small Shoalwater Bay and had told her *
of single me^
storms but Mr. Midge had them back I proposals, sanity and conservatism ership of President Cbclidge ar. . in he | to Tillamook, a party and
he believed prairie with plenty of grass for our them. At last we tired of
be made up I
in order very shortly.
against radical innovations in the steadfast charac er of the administra- might
do well, he himself had horsea, it was on a tributary of the and went to fixing up our beda/^d
we would ____
David
Kennedy
paid
a
visit
to
the
j
tion
that
his
election
will
assure
for
business life of the nation; Coolidge
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abandoned the idea of going there to “Little Nestucca river.” Our guide
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Union school Tuesday, and a sewing '
all the people.
CLOVERDALE
policies
against
uncertainty
and
his
settle as he was married, and had a soon caught a fine mess of trout for
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club has been organized among the
Lester Ray of Meda who has been girls.
and upheaval. This only needs to be EARLY SETTLEMENT OF TILLA­ large family. The way was so very supper and we assure our readers
away to Salem and Mill City return-
I hard and in fact, the county at that that we had as fine a supper as a
MOOK COUNTY, OREGON
Cloverdale school has an attendance made clear and Washington will not
I time was not a place to take a family. prince could wish for. Mr. Cary said
ed home Monday evening.
of 96 per cent for the past six weeks. be in doubt. We must work and take
formerly
This was about the 15th of May 1852. he thought we had eaten too many
nothing
for
granted.
”
By
Warren
N.
Vaughn
Mrs. Steiner and Mrs. Walton of
Mr. Ott has purchased the Hebo
I
THE
LA
FRANCE
FUR MFC. CO.
C. L. Babcock, treasurer of the
It was on the 15th day of September of the shining beauties to sleep well
(All Rights Reserved.)
Salem were at the Cloverdale hotel garage and expects to put in a new
Now located 175 Park,
Sta'e
of
Washington,
who
accom
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That
Mr.
Harry
Hainea,
Mr.
In
writing
up
the
first
history
of
the
Tuesday night.
up-to-date building by spring. .
that night, after supper we talked Corner Yamhill, kitty-corner Stag.
Mrs. Elmer Cross of Hebo who has panied Governor Hart, said that sen­ settlement of Tillamook county, it Courtney Walker, a Mr. Cary and my- much of our plans on our arrival in
Having finished painting and pa­
Terminal.
timent in Washington is undergoing must be remembered that we have to sejf made preparations to enter Tiila- Tillamook. Louie said he was going
pering their ranch house, Mr. and been quite ill is now convalescent.
WE
SPECIALIZE
in
a
rapid
change
and
that
since
the
depend entirely upon memory f°r, mook county, we employed as guide, to have a feast of crabs (Hujn) his
Mrs. Elma Johnson moved into it i liebo has planned to celebrate
REMODELING OF FURS
primaries
LaFollette
sentiment
has
one
Lewis
Labonto
(half-breed
Ind
­
our
Ind-:
our
data,
from
which
to
make
I
Hallow
’
een
with
a
Hallow'een
party
Tuesday.
squaw, said she wanted a good feast
I
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been weakening. A great many of statements, as there is not (to the ian) who was accompanied
by hrs I of “clams,” although she had never RAW SKINS TANNED, DRESS.
Mr. Reynolds, the Oregonian car­ at the school, Friday night. .
ED, PLUCKED AND DYED
the farmers have changed their writers knowledge) any written his- squaw, Louie also acting as interpre-
j seen one, Louie had had them at
toonist, was in Cloverdale Sunday.
views, he said, and are seriously al­ tory of Tillamook county. I will en­ ■ er, none of our party understanding
PLEASANT VALLEY
The Union school has nearly com-
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Mrs. C. E. Pearson’s many friends armed over the issue of government deavor to state facts, as correctly as the Indian jargon.
, .„„„„„„„„„„„.ni.nii................. SII....... ..
pleted its new playshed. Miss Susie
ownership of public utilities which possible.
We
laid
in
a
supply
of
provisions,
a.e
glad
to
know
she
is
speedily
re
­
much
I
Scott, the teacher, deserves
the Socialist third party is sponsor­
It was in the fall of 1851 I first each obtained a good horse and start­
credit for this result of her good covering from her recent operation. ing.
heard the name of Tillamook. I ed from Dayton, Yamhill county, on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Wade
and
work in the district.
“The experience we have had with
Among Cloverdale’s week-end vis­ child en of Cloverdale, were week­ the municipal ownership of street then resided in Yamhill county, Ore­ September 15, 1852 for the garden
gon—A gentleman friend, also re- of the world, in high spirits, by the
itors were, George and Ed Briedwell end visitors at the Desmond home, railways in Seattle, for instance, has
• siding in Yamhill (I cannot bring his way of Grand Round.
z
Miss
Ruth
Leuallen
of
Hebo
was
of McMinnville, and N. B. Stone and
You have been told that the majority of dis­
not strengthened the belief of the I name to mind at this date had made
We made Grand Round on the first =
Mr. Knight, a newspaperman of Port­ a Pleasant Valley visitor Thursday.
people of Washington that it would a trip to Tillamook to look at the day, at that point one of our party,
F.
E.
Thomas
went
to
Estacada
on
ease is caused by nerve pressure. When this
land.
be wise to launch a gigantic national country, and he said he was very Mr. Walker was taken sick and had U> I
Wi'h its new fixtures, linoleum and business Friday.
scheme
of
government
ownership
and
' much pleased with the country, as return home. Early next morning:
pressure is relieved by Chiropractic Adjust­
Mrs. Yost of Vancouver, Wash., is
up-to-date refrigerator, Ray’s butch­
visiting her sister, Mrs. O. J. Wis- operation. The great majority of ' much as he had seen, he told how the balance of our party made an-1
er shop is an asset to the town.
ments, given with the bare hands alone, the vital
thinking people realize that the mo­ plentiful the salmon was, that the other start. The Indian informed us, j
Andy Bewley of Sheridan accom­ mer.
ment these great corporations are little streams were literally blocked before leaving, that after going about • _
Mr.
Rhodes
and
family,
formerly
of
force flows uninterruptedly to the various or­
panied by his son-in-law, B. W. Jones
taken off the tax rolls, the burden on with fish. That there were but two three miles on the Salmon river trail,. |
of Portland, who has extensive hold- | Willamina have moved into one of the small home owner, on the average
gans. which then function normally. The new
white men (known) living in the to turn off to the right, at a tree 11
ings around Devil’s Lake, paid Clover­ he Edson houses. Mr. Rhodes is citizen increases. Tax burdens have
county—He further stated that there marked by two sticks leaning against
working
at
the
Yorks
mill.
dale a call Sunday.
instrument, the Neurocalometer, shows exactly
The Freed and Enloy sawmill will been an issue and a Policy that looks was no other way of getting into the it, they said that trail led to Tilla-.
The Meda School is giving a Hal-
to
increasing
instead
of
diminishing
country
only
by
the
way
of
Grand
mook, but was very dim, was afraid
where this interruption to transmission is locat­
low’een basket social at the school soon be running again.
The Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. them is looked upon with alarm by Round in Yamhill county, that he had we would not be able to follow it. I
house, Friday night. An interesting
ed, and when the adjustment is given it not only
George Lanes last Thursday after- the mass of people. This is aside al- to engage an Indian to pilot him However, we started, with our guide =
program has been prepared for the
toget her,” he said, “from the effect through. He told us that it would be ahead, but neither our guide nor any
noon,
was
well
attended.
There
were
registers a considerable reduction, in some cases
evening, The proceeds of the enter­
that a mammoth scheme of govern- next to impossible for a white man of our party saw the tree with the
present.
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■ ment ownership would have on the to follow the trail, as the Indians two sticks leaning against it, we kept
zero—positive proof that the pressure has been
building.
RADICALISM WEAKENED IN economic, social and political life of blowed their own marks for their traveling on until about four o’clock
A. H. Case of Portland is staying
relieved. You then know that your chiropractor
the nation.
WEST
guide, which was done as follows: in the evening, when we stopped and
at the Cloverdale hotel for a few
“The radicalism we have in Wash-
Sometimes two perpendicular cuts made preparations for camping for
is on the right track.
days.
Washinton, October 4—Gov. Louis irrton is not the kid that is for any­ were made in the bark of a soft-wood
During the storm Tuesday, light­ F. Hart of Washington who called at body or anything in particular. It
tree, the cuts being about one inch
Call us far
ning struck and shattered a tree near the White House and conferred with lacks cohesion and it lacks an incen­
apart then an horizontal cut at the
the Cloverdale Lumber company’s President Coolidge expressed the con­ tive. To this I attribute the weaken­
top, then the strip of bark was peel­ Building, Repairing Con­
plant.
viction that if the conservative ele­ ing of LaFollette' sentiment. At the ed downward, to the bottom of the crete, Carpenter work of
Grover Witte, Frank Owens, Fred ments put their backs to the wheel same time, it is still strong enough to
incisions and left thus, at the other
any kind.
Murphy, Fred Lieuallen and Joe Price victory for Coolidge in the state is as merit serious attention from the Re­
(Over King and Crenshaws)
points a piece of stick would inserted,
were guests of the Oddfellow’s lodge certain as it is in the state of Maine. publican leaders.”
Hackett
and
Leach—Mutual Phone
and again, where a turn would be
at Beaver Saturday night. They re­
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Governor Hart and Mr. Babcock made an arrowhead cut in the bark
“Radicalism is clearly on the
port a good time.
wane,” Governor Hart said, "and my attended a large dairy congress at would point to the direction to be
D. T. Werschkel has purchased a personal conviction is that when the Waterloo, Iowa. They said that they
followed.
new four-passenger Dodge coupe.
ballots are county on November 4, were “agreeably surprised” to find
Early in the spring of 1862 he
Mr. Deuel, proprietor of the Devil’s LaFollette and the socialist third that the overwhelming majority of
again made the trip, by the same
I
Lake store was a Cloverdale visitor ticket will receive a worse defeat the farmers who attended the con- route, with an Indian guide, on his
Saturday.
than that which was administered to gress were strong supporters of return he strongly advised me to go
William Ray spent Monday and the farmer-labor party four years President Coolidge,
The general
Tuesday in Willamina.
ago. This has been my conviction all feeling of prosperity in the west,
The fishing season for nets has along, before the primaries in the they said, is one of the assets of the Make Tillamook County 100 per
:
cent for the Dairymen
been closed until November 10, but state were held, and since that time campaign from the standpoint of the
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trout fihing is good at present. Ern­ the situatiop has changed for he masses of the GN 1 ?-ff atms-Df i
:
est Weiss, the 11-year old son of John better for President Coolidge and the Republicans, but by far the the
Weiss Jr., keeps the family table well Republican party. The issue is ths strongest asset is the confidence of Tillamook Cow Testing Association
(Paid Adv.)
supplied. Tuesday he brought home constitution against revolutionary the masses of the people in the lead-
a 17-inch cut-throat as part of his
daily catch.
The funeral of “Grandma Foster”
Sunday, called together a large num­
ber of pioneers of this community.
Mrs. Ivan Gist expects to spend the
early winter with her father J. C.
Foe er of Cloverdale. Her brother
Barley Foster, of Los Angeles, who
Was called here by the death of his
mother will remain for a few days,
Bob Call and wife expect to move
Thursday to Bandon, Oregon, their
future home.
Rev. J. H. Moore and wife of Port-
land were in Cloverdale Sunday.
Charles Fox is building a new
home on his ranch at Meda which he
expects to occupy soon.
Mrs. Ralph Werschkel was a Tilla- j
mook visitor Tuesday.
The residence being built for the
cheesemaker in connection with the
Central Creamery is nearly finished.
Thia building with the neat looking
factory enhances the look of pros­
perity in the district.
Dr. Ross, the state fish commis­
sioner of Portland was in Cloverdale
Saturday and Sunday.
B. M. McPhillips and Lisle Bried­
well of McMinnville were duck hunt­
ing here over the week-end.
A Hallow’een party will be given
by the Cloverdale Grange at the hall
Friday night The evening will be
spent in games with refreshments as
the climax. A good time is antici­
People of Oregon - - Why must you be bothered each election year
pated.
The Neskowin hqtel has completely
to voce on measures that you have given definite asaeriion you do
remodeled its building. A number
not
want?
of new rooms have been added and
You
decisively defeated one “Anti-Margarine** bill juat lour yean ago
the whole place made very attractive.
The grounds are being cleared and
by pradtkally a 2 to 1 vote.
shrubbery planted. Neskowin is one
A
They
are trying to hand out the same old “chestnut” again,
of the most beautiful sheltered beach­
es on the Oregon coast
k to Class Legislation --an attempted Monopoly.
The “Covered Wagon” made its ap­
pearance in Cloverdale Wednesday
and Thursday nights. Anyone who
missed this historic film missed a
treat. Heglund and Shortridge are
giving their patrons a good class of
pictures for which the town is to
be congratulated.
Mack Traxler has been called to
Portland by the death of his uncle.
Mr. Haines.
Claude Stott and Charles Ray were
Protect Your Home and Pocket Book
in Portland Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Mias George's eighth grade class
will give a Hallow'een masked parry
PtTIÄ MARGARINE PRGDUVTS COMM UTEfc
at the Cloverdale schoolhouse Friday
By F. J. BLAKELEY, Chairman
night.
C. W. Barrick spoke on "Law En­
forcement” at the Presbyterian
church Monday night.
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Considerable damage resulted to
the telephone lines from the recent
About the County (
The Garment
iui
On The Right Track
The Babb Chiropractic Health Service
VOTE-306-YES
Make Your Home
More Attractive
With some NEW
LIGHTING FIXTURES
We have some new models
and colors which are very
beautiful.
Dont Let V
the Whole Country!
Laugh at Oregon’s I
freak Legislation!
i
VOTE 3O7X NO/
Also a stock of the famous
RIDDLE FITTMENTS
Our prices are right. You can
get a fine four light for twelve
fifty. Some less and some
more
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