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COMMENT
HEADLIGHT
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Editorial Page of the Tillamook Headlight
FEATURES
OBITUARY
home of Mrs. J. C. Holden. Besides!
Independent Weekly Paper
I account uf returns from oil lands will
Roald Amundsen, discoverer of the
j the study of harmony the members
Pablished Every Friday by the
|
amount
o
$3,200
each,
which
makes
South
Pol . has been declared a
have planned some interesting social
EDNA ROSS DIES
glicht
Publishing
Company
|
88,900
per
capita
they
have
received
bankrupt
as a result of reverses in
affairs
to
be
given
during
the
winter.
MrT Am^R
“dl ine
Tillamook, Oregon
The following officers were elected: | so far this year.
connection with his last year's un­
H. N. Maxham, aged 80, awoke in a
h-e in Whe^ Srd^VfteS'
Harrison,
, . „ ....
Baker; vice-presi­
Mai lug er
II
hicagi
moigue where he was about successful polar expedition.
dent, Mildred Berkey; secretary and
Sam Harley of Washington, D. C.,
to be prepared for burial, after a
^¡hiisn u and Enterea ai me L. a.
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when informed by telephone that
heart
attack
from
which
it
was
patofliie at Tillamook, Oregon,
♦ ♦ ♦
triplets had been born to his wife,
as a shock to the entire community, I WABBEGWANNE CLUB MEETS thought he had died.
May 2, 1888
as she had been ill for iegg than a
In one month recently 147 pairs of hung up the receiver with a groan I
The Wabbegwanne club met Mon­ twins and one se of triplets were and has not been heard from since. I
^SUBSCRIPTION RATES
week. She was twenty-two years of
day evening at the home of M j - s . F. born in the Dominion of Canada.
gm Yean By Mail ................... $2.00 age.
About $3,000 in old coins, supposed
j. Month». By Mail ................. $1.00
Besides the father and mother W. Christensen with Mrs. J. Merrel
Peter Brooks, of Grand Rapids, to have been hidden by a relative,
jjrte Months, By Mail ............. $ .75 ‘here are three sisters, Nellie, Helen: Smith assisting hostess.
Mich., has sold a silver dollar, made were found in his cellar by W. J.
were
present and iu
Payable in advance
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and Kathryn, and six brothers, Frank . I tv Nine members
in XQV*t
1804, to a New York collector for Barron of Port Carbon, Pa., when re-
I he evening was spent having a so- $3 000
l modeling his home a few days ago.
Bert,
Paul,
Joseph,
Robert
and
Jack
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w
rr-
Telephone
C181 ““e' Reire®hments were served.
Tullie Handion of Indianapolis,
It is expected that the great dirig­
to
mourn
her
passing
and
a
large
Pacific States, Main 68
meet _f November
bv a sliver of glass
irlass from ible ZR-3, built in Germany for the
circle of friends to whom Edna had 17 at a jouined to
m meat
ioJember 1 , was killed by
06 of Mrs. J. E. Shearer his automobile windshield, broken by United States Navy, will be brought
herself.
♦ + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ + endeared har.ei«
with Mrs. C. F. Deford assistant host­ a tomato thrown by an unknown per­ to this country about the middle of
Funeral
services
were
in
charge
♦
ess.
♦
son. The glass pierced an artery in October. The airship is 656 feet long
♦ Ol'B EDITORIAL POLICY ♦ of Rev. Tabor at Wheeler and the
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Handion’s throat and he bled to and 90 feet in diameter.
beautiful
and
impressive
ceremony
♦
Edwin Denby, former secretary of
♦
Roy Woodworth, veteran second
death
minutes.
♦ 1. To advocate, aid and sup­ * of the order of the Eastern Star of the navy, has been made a 33rd de­ After in fifteen
baseman of the Bloomington, Ill.,
listen
to
a
neighbor
lady
which
Miss
Ross
was
a
member,
was
port
any
measures
that
will
♦
»
gree Mason in recognition of dis­ practicing the piano for eight months, team, has not missed an inning or a
♦ bring the most good to the ♦ used at the grave.
tinguished services to the order.
Herr Unwerth of Berlin took a shot time at bat in nine seasons.
most people
♦
♦ ♦ ♦
It is estimated that the people of
President
Coolidge
is
now
said
to
at
her with a revolver, but missed,
MRS. J. C. FOSTER
| 1 To encourage industries ♦
favor sending the dirigible Shenan­ He was placed under a peace bond. i the United States have given more
I to eatablish in Tillamook ♦
After a week’s illness following a doah on the proposed trip to the
A Ford car recently "covered the th“ntwo billion dollars for European
I county.
♦ stroke of pat-'ysis, “Grandma Fost­ north pole, which
he
disapproved
a
distance
from Egypt to Palestine in ’ relief work since the beginning of
| J. To urge the improvement
er,” a well-beloved pioneer of Clover­ few months ago.
four
hours.
It took Moses and the Is­ the world war in 1914.
of a port for Tillamook City. * dale died at her home Thursday after­
Oregon potato yield now estimated
L. I. McMahon, a Canadian dele- raelites forty years to make the trip.
I To insist on an American ♦ noon, October 23.
gate to the recent tax convention in
Mrs. Martha Staley, Mrs. Mary at 3,766,000 bushels.
itandard of labor.
♦ Delila Jane Evans was born in Jas­ St. Louis, advised “abolish prohibi- Wiley and Jerry Williams, believed to
I 5. To be politically indepen­ ♦ per county, Illinois, September 17, tion and you’ll find a way to build be the oldest living triplets in Amer­ Make Tillamook County 100 per
dent, but to support the can­ ♦ 1856. She became the wife of Job roads.”
ica, celebrated their 80th birthday at
cent for the Dairymen
didates for public office who ♦ C. Foster in June, 1873. Together
Standard Oil company wants Ger­ Carmi, Ill., on September 25.
sill bring the most good to ♦ they moved to Sherman, Texas in many to pay $10,000,000 for damage
Oscar Bollinger was severly injured
the people of
Tillamook ♦ 1875, where they lived until 1880, done to its Roumanian oil properties near Beaumont, Texas, when at­ Tillamook Cow Teeting Association
county and of the State of ♦ when they moved to Oreland, Colusa during the world war.
(Paid Adv.)
tacked on the road by an owl, which
Oregon.
♦ county, California.
Unable to stop a prairie fire, near caused him to lose control of his car
♦ Eight years later they purchased New Orleans, employees of the Atlas and run into a deep ditch.
44 ♦<•<♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ a ranch near Meda in the Little Nes- Powder company saved a big maga­ Henry Saylor, aged 75 has recent­
tucca Valley. At this time the coun­ zine by hastily digging a wide ditch ly completed a trip with horse and
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924
try was a wilderness and the scatter- around it and flooding it with water. buggy from the Mexican border to
I ing population of hardy pioneers were
September quarterly payments to York, Pa., where he is visiting rela­
forced to depend upon each other in 2,229 Osage Indians in Oklahoma on tives
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times of sickness and trouble. A
year’s supplies were brought in dur­
To
ing the early fall over almost im­
Portland-McMinnville
passible roads to Dolph and packed
on horseback the rest of the way.
Hillsboro-Forest Grove
Among these surroundings “Grandma
Corvallis-Salem
Foster” reared her three children,
Eugene-Roseburg
two sons and one daughter.
and Willamette Valley
C. F. Lincecum, Prep.
In 1914, she came with her husband
Points
to live in Cloverdale where her keen,
LEAVE
TILLAMOOK
kindly snse of humor endeared her
7:15 A. M.
10:30 A. M.»
to everyone. At the time of her
2:30 P. M.*
6:30 P. M.
Wholesale
and
Retail
death she was a member of the East-
•Holds for arrival of Manhattan
rn Star and of the Omega Woman’s
Stage
•Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage
club.
LEAVE PORTLAND
She is survived by her husband, J.
(Park and Yamhill Streets)
C. Foster, one daughter, Mrs. Ivan j
7:50
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12:50 P. M.
Gist of Cloverdale, one son, Harold R.
4:30 P. M.
11:50 P. M.
Gist of Portland and five grand­
For arrivals-departures an con­
USE THE PRIVILEGE
Breast of veal, Pocket for Roast, per lb..... 1214c
nections call
children.
One of the things our forefathers
Funeral services at the Baptist
UNION
STAGE
gilt for in the war of independence
Veal Roast, very meaty, per lb............................ 20c
church of Cloverdale, Sunday October
TERMINAL
• the right to elect their own gov-
26 at 10:30 a. m., Reverend Moore '
3rd. St. and 3rd. Ave. East
Legs of Lamb (young, Spring) per lb............ 30c
unent officials. It was a tremend-
of Portland officiating. Interment fol-1
Both Phones
tsly serious question with them.
lowed at the Gist cemetery.—Contri­
Choice
lean
Pork
Roast,
(4
to
10
lb.
pieces)
17*4c
Portland
- Newberg - Mc­
Kowadays people seem to be in-
buted.
Minn
ville-Tillamook
I to let some one else do the
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Choice lean Legs of Pork, (4 to 10 lb. pieces) 22c
! The ballot is not considered
Stages
tsnt enough to walk a few
Inc.
i for. And, by the way, these
: are the very ones, as a rule,
HALLOWEEN PARTY
“New Market” Hams, ( very mild cure) per
do most of the complaining
I
-1 elections and government do
Spooks and more spooks, was what
lb....................................................................... 28c
• to to suit them. a
Mrs. Jeffer’s thought as she came
Hie privileges the colonial fathers
to Ruth Beals home last Friday
ght for are not good enough for
evening where ten girls in Hallow’een
•t descendants to use.
costume with jack o’ lanterns met
her at the door,
many an old-timer got the moss
It was her Sunday school class and
to back soaked up during the
Our own delivery service
they surely surprised her with their
®P weather this week.
Phone
us
your
orders
Both Phones
hallow’een stunts.
In the dining room the girls got
toiy Gump’s name is on the coun-
a surprise when Mr. Beals rigged
1 tollot, but in an incognito.
up and assisted Mrs. Beals in serv­
ing a three course lunch. It was a
V«e.
late hour when they gave up their
fun and tried to slumber but giggles
and snickers refused to give way to
Statement of Condition October 10, 192-1
snores for a while. Then every thing
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
was quiet.—Contributed.
Tillamook, Oregon
A SUGGESTION
♦ ♦ ♦
RESOURCES
MUSICAL CLUB FORMS
Io
editor: Since the self-ap-
Loans and Discounts ........... $ 954,517.58
The Harmony club, which includes
tod, self-acting, self-styled ad-
204,581.52
Bonds, Securities, Etc .........
*7 committee to the county court students of the high school, held its
49,450.00
United
States
Bonds
............
•drised the people that they vote ( n first meeting September 26. at the
2,550.00
Federal
Reserve
Bank
Stock
*tonselvs an additional burden of -
11,318.12
Furniture
and
Fixtures
.......
* in order to raise money to pay'
Make Tillamook County 100 per
1,500.00
*■ Warrants, it may have occurred (
Real Estate ............................
cent for the Dairymen
*,ny who really wish to see the
Cash on hand and due from
7 indebtedness diminished, to
approved reserve banks
ri how it can be done unless the Tillamook Cow Teatinr Association
335,872.83
and
U. S. Treasurer.......
Payers adopt some such plan.'
(Paid Adv.)
following plan ie offered as a ■
Total
................... ‘$1,559,790.05
.Mgestion.
LIABILITIES
* customary for the county pa- ,
50,000.00
Capital Stock ........................ $
l0 Print monthly a list of the
Surplus
and
Undivided
Pro
­
’Bowed by the court, something
63,158.92
John Jones, labor, 3----- ; A beautiful tom wMeb •• n
mt ..........
25,000.00
1 aromas, Man and team, $------- mend ie 13-Wrf
Circulation ...
’ iet the county clerk prepare Rad Ooek. To eam • 1°“*
1,421,631.13
DEPOSITS
*nd let the papers publish it i with thia grad«
$1.559,790.05
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like this:
’ < Coete
Total
SPRUO!
Person,--------- ; What for, oil,
bevelidsidwg
tires, repairs, car; Date,
A">ount, $------
thia list cover a period of two | A good grade 1-2x6,
«30.00
rood cheap rrad*.
* Rars, and I believe a large À
•x of tax-paying voters will
to be hit with a club to make
* stem enough to clear up the
MF.M8FR FEDFRAI
Pay off a very considerable
VOTE-306-YES
VOTE
STAGES
at
GENERAL
ELECTION
NOVEMBER
4 th
NEW MARKET
Meats Fish and Poultry
Saturday Specials
SOCIAL NEWS
Extra Special!
Corn Fed Poultry
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Correspondence
Cash Feed Store
\\ e wish to announce that on November 1st we
are opening a cash feed store in the Edmunds
Building in Tillamook in the location formerly
occupied by the Hillsboro Trading company.
Our feeds have been sold more or less in Til­
lamook county for a number of years and we be­
lieve the quality of the feeds put out by us has al­
ways given satisfaction. It will be our intention
to carry a full line of UALITY FEEDS and ^ell
them at as low prices as is consistent with good
business. We will sell only for cash or on short
time secured paper and we believe that with our
buying ability and connections in the Willamette
Valley we will be able to give the feeders of the
Tillamook country real service.
This Tillamook branch will be operated un­
der the name of “The Cash Feed Store” and will
be under the personal charge of Mr. Herman F.
Reese who has had long experience in the feed
business.
Bushanan Grain & Feed Co.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Moving-
Moving-
Moving
But we’ll be through and into our
new place in the Watson Building by
Novembr 1st.
Then we want you to come around
to see our new store and shop and
keep up our acquaintance.
George J. Burckard
Plumbing and Sheet Metal
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Get That Wink?
Sure
You
Know
That
Grin ?
Come and Meet
Your FAVORITES
BUSTER BROWN
VOTE-Mi-YES
and OLD TIGE
OAK FLOORING
Appearing in Person
Coming Soon
^
It Pays to Pay Ca?h
at
Larson & Hechtner
The All Around Dependable Store of Tillamook
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