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VOLUME 37; NUMBER 1,905
TILLAMOOK, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924
PRICE $2.00 THE YEAR
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ARMISTICE DAY
OBSERVED IN CITY
Cloverdale Contestant Leads
In The Race For Buick Six
Armistice day was observed here
Tuesday with appropriate exercises
at the Coliseum theater, when the
principal speaker of the day was
John W. Beard, chaplain of the Ore
gon department, American Legion,
and former chaplain of the 91st di
vision during the World war.
Following the program at the thea
ter the Legion Auxilliary served a
dinner at the armory for ex-service
men and national guardsmen and
their families.
Company K had assembly and a
parade through the business section
of the city prior to the Legion pro
gram. I In the
’ evening the local post
of the American Legion gave a dance
at the armory.
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REV. THOMAS JENKINS IS NEW
PASTOR
NEW K. C. BUILDING
OPENED BY PUBLIC
LANDS MAN IN JAIL
hate against negro
The new Knights of Columbus and
Deep-rooted prejudice against as-
parish
hall was dedicated Wednesday
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sociating with a black man Was the
night with appropriate ceremonies.
reason
advanced
for
Roy
L.
Smith's
Heavy Production Wide
Mrs. Claude Stott of Cloverdae Polls A Big Vote
•Frank Fitzpatrick was chairman
downfall when he was brought into
spread, is Statement
of the ceremonies and opened the Noted Educators Will Talk
the
local
justice
court
this
week,
That Places Her Name First Among Workers
of Local Man
program with a brief account of the
charged with larceny of personal pro-
to Tillamook Teachers
erection of the building. The pastor,
petty.
For The $1425 Standard Buick Six
at Meeting
Father Plasidus, played a piano solo
According to the story told by which met with great applause.
Smith to the court officials he had Frank Burgett pleased the audience
Contestants
Towns
Votes
been working at one of the lumber by singing “Bedouin Love Song.”
(J k K s for September Milk Expected
MISS HELEN LEONARD, TILLAMOOK
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746 200 camps in the county and was assign
to be Issued About 22nd of
MISS RUTH LEWALLEN, HEBO
Rev. Father Louis Sanders of Mc
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746 400
MRS. CHARLES STEPHENS, MOHLER.........................................
This Month
747300 ed to bunk with a negro. In his dis- Minnville spoke very convincingly All County Instructors Are Required
MRS. CLAUDE SCOTT, CLOVERDALE .................................................748,000 comfiture he went on a drunk and
along the lines of recreation for the
to Attend at I .east One of
MISS VELMA WATSON, TILLAMOOK
....... . ................. ........... .....746,800 stole a revolver belonging to another young. This address was followed
Cheese declined three cents in price
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Meetings
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person,
which
act
landed
him
before
“ 'ember 5, according to Carl Haber-
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by a song by Mary Portman, Clara
♦ This arrangement is in alphabetical order with the rules pertaining JI Justice Stanley. He was fined $30 Brooks, Florence Watkins and Jose
i, secretary of the creamery as-
♦ to totes as issued stating contestants can build up a reserve vote + I and costs of $27.90.
The first of the local teacher’*
ztion. Since then it has been
phine Tone.
♦ when possible.
Two traffic violators were levied
Mayor J. Merrel Smith was present institutes in the county this year will
ring off a little better, but the
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fines in court this week. Arthur Hud and gave a short talk on fraternal- be held in this city Saturday. It is
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ket still seems to be without life,
son was fined $10 and costs for speed ism and welcomed on behalf of the said that a very interesting and in
re is a heavy production all over
(By Frank Kane, Contest Manager)
ing, and S. S. Arnold paid $2.50 and city the addition of the fine new build structive program has been arranged
country as is evidenced by the
Hebo contestant so it must be taken costs for a minor traffic offense.
With over 250,000 votes cast to her
ing. E. T. Watkins kept the audience by Superintendent George Lamb.
Jpts.
The Episcopalians in this vicinity
for granted that the Hebo contestant
Possession of intoxicating liquor
credit during the past week Mrs.
J. F. Bursch, assistant professor of
Receipts
Wisconsin
warehouses were agreeably surprised when in Claude Stott of Cloverdale, takes the will be on the firing line when the got D. E. Krumlauf into trouble, for in gales of laughter with his ac
education
and psychology at the Ore
count
of
the
beginning
and
erection
ice January 1, 1923, totaled 243,- formed that Rev. Thomas Jenkins, lead this week in the Headlight sub final count is made to decide the win which he paid the county $75 to be
gon Agricultural college will deliver
of the building.
ner of the first grand prize.
1,000 pounds against 228,000,000 pastor of St. David’s church in Port scription and popularity campaign.
cleared. John Walker paid $50 for
Agnes Fitzpatrick charmed the addresses both in the morning and
■nds last year, 209,000,000 pounds land, had resigned to take up mis
Coming to the Tillamook contest a similar affense.
In Cloverdate territory the booster
audience
with her song “My Wild afternoon. The topics he will use
1922 and 191,000,000 pounds in sion work in the diocese,, and had friends of Mrs. Stott have set about ants, Miss Helen Leonard and Miss
Clarence Hanenkrat and Ike Wells Iriah Rate"
are “The New Teacher and the Mod
been given charge of the Tillamook, to try and bring the Buick six to Velma Watson, both these aspiring were charged with unlawful operation
21.
Rev. Father Hildebrand in a brief ern School” and “The Teacher and
Cold storage holdings in the United McMinnville and Hillsboro missions. Cloverdale that will have for its pur workers for high honors are not los of set nets, for which Hanenkrat paid talk announced a bazaar and dinner Citizenship."
lies total 73,000,000 pounds against/ He will also act in the capacity of pose the best advertising medium ing any time in their quest for votes, a fine of $50. Wells plead not guilty to be given by the women of the
State Club Leader H. C. Seymour,
naturally they have their staunch ad and will face trial later. William
,000,000 pounds last year and 58,- general missionary of the diocese,
Cloverdale has had in many day.
parish at the hall on November 25 of Corvallis, will attend the institute
He
is
greatly
interested
in
Sunday
mirers
who
are
boosting
their
fav
0,000 pounds as a five year average.
Bradt was fined $25 for unlawful and 26.
The fact that Mrs. Claude Stott has
and instruct the teachers along the
Cold storage holdings of butter on school activities. Under his able always taken the initiative in all orites so taking it all and all, this hunting.
A trio composed of Rose and Clara line of club work. Mr. Seymour is
campaign
is
the
closest
one
of
its
management
and
direction,
it
is
ex
iober were 153,000,000 pounds a-
Three minor boys were brought be Pelz and Alice Stasek sang two num always welcomed to the county as
events for the betterment of Clover-
linst 96,000,000 pounds last year and pected that the three missions will dale prompts the people there to take kind ever promoted by the contest fore the justice court for hunting bers which were much appreciated.
he has been actively connected with
five year average of 103,000,000 make much progress in the near fu a active part in Mrs. Stott’s success editor.
after sundown, and were fined $25
Rev. Father Plasidus closed the the boy’s and girl's club work here
ture. The Reverend gentleman will that will at the same time give Clov
With the contest now in the second each. One paid his fine and the other program with a few remarks after for a number of years.
■nds.
Receipts in San Francisco for Oct- commence his work in the mission erdale the edge on the other com vote period that will close November two were released to raise the money. which the women and girls of the
Among the local teachers who are
r, 1924, included 157,000 pounds field the first of the new year, but munities in that they carried off the 22nd, every contestant is busy during
parish served ice cream and cake to to give talks at the meeting will be
ese from California, 243,000 no announcement has been made as high honors in the Headlight cam this vote period that gives greater contestants will realize the wisdom of all present.
Mrs. Elsie Ridley of the Union high
votes than that given during the last getting the long term orders when
nds from Oregon, and 175,000 to how often he will visit Tillamook. paign.
Dancing was then the order of the school at Nehalem, Mrs. Flora Sever
and where it is possible. At thia time evening with an orchestra composed ance of Garibaldi and E. G. Bailey of
nds from Idaho. In Los Angeles Archdeacon J. C. Black will sever his
Not to be denied with the wonder two weeks of the contest.
It has been pointed out from time ■ the two year subscription gives 6000 of Leone Drews, John Plasker, Eldon Cloverdale.
the same month receipts included connection with the Tillamook con ful vote gains as made by the Clover
All teachers are required to attend
,000 pounds from California, 312,- gregation the first Sunday in next dale contestant is the consistant vote to time that thj^Buick six is not won votes while the one year subscription Stuart, Frank Burgett and Erneat
only gives 2000.
at least one of the institutes during
Berry furnishing the music.
pounds from Oregon, and 451,000 month, who has been an earnest work gains made by Mrs. Charles E. Steph yet. To be sure there is the oppor
This means that the two year sub
er for the mission here. He had ens of Mohler. Here is another tunity for the smart contestant to
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the year. It is usually arranged to
«nds from Idaho.
scription is equal to three one year
BOY KILLED AT GARIBALDI
have four during the year, two in thia
Receipts of butter in San Francisco made many friends during his month ardent contestant that has a world of steal the march on the other contest
subscription orders, when taken into
city, one in the south of the county
diided 1,481,000 pounds from Calif- ly visits here, and there is some re well wishers that are daily rallying ants by taking advantage of the pres
A fatal accident occurred at Gari- and one in the north. Superintendent
to the support of this popular worker. ent vote offer as compared to the consideration that the Buick six is i
X 46,000 pounds from Oregon, gret at his leaving.
worth $1425 there is absolutely no ' baldi Tuesday when Buddy Strom the Lamb will follow that plan this year.
Work
is
now
in
progress
on
the
vote
that
will
be
given
the
last
two
When taken into consideration that
131,000 pounds from Idaho. Dur-
reason at all for you to neglect this 20 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. - The meeting opens Saturday at
the same month, Los Angeles re- new mission church in this city, but the smaller communities are more weeks of the contest.
golden opportunity to receive the late R. Strom was shot in the head by ten o’clock in the high school audi
it than holding their own with the Tilla
will
be
several
months
before
it
Too many times have I seen the
k included 1,896,000 pounds but-
model standard Buick six to be award an accidental discharge of his shot torium and will hold until about four
mook contestants, one has to marvel first grand prize lost only by a few
from California, 101,000 pounds is completed.
ed on the coming December 6th.
gun.
o’clock. The public is welcome to at
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at
the
tremendous
vote
cast
for
the
votes
that
the
loser
could
have got
• Oregon, and 477,00 pounds from
Contestants reporting their busi
With a companion, young Strom tend.
H. W. SPEARE DIES
out of town contestants.
had they been more diligent in their
ness to apply on the second vote per had gone duck hunting on the bay.
From these facts the question re canvassing. It is an understood fact
>e above will show at a glance
H. W. Speare, one of the best mains and will remain for that mat now as ever that maybe one single iod will have until NINE P. M. Sat Strom who was seated with his gun ARMORY PLASTERING AWARDED
Idaho is becoming a formidable
known residents of the city died here ter, right up to the closing hour of subscription could win the $1425 urday, November 22nd, to make their on his lap, rose up and looked toward
petitor of Oregon in the Calif-
The adjutant general has awarded
last week and was buried in the Odd the campaign, will the out of town Buick six. What a pity it would be final report. Will say that if you land and in some manner the trigger
> markets.
are at all ambitious to succeed in this was pulled and the charge entered the work of plastering the armory
fellow’s cemetery Tuesday.
M r. contestants carry off the major for the loser to have this happen.
•Id storage holdings of Tillamook Speare was a member of the Grand
campaign your business between now the young man’s face, piercing thru here to Merrick A Chaffee, the low
As to the long term subscription and the close of the
aggregate about 9,000 boxes Army of the Republic and the funeral prizes.
second vote per the brain. He died before medical est bidders of the three contractors
Hebo, Mohler and Cloverdale will orders that the contestants thought iod will place you in
this time. Current receipts are services were in charge of his com
line for the fine t aid could be summoned. His compan who submitted figures on the job.
would
make
their
appearance
at
the
make a determined bid for the first
I «bove current requirements while
The work is ready to go ahead as
rades and the Women’s Relief corps. grand prize. That much said is a close of the first vote period I wish to grand prize and the high honor that ion, it is reported, was so close to
will naturally go to the winner.
• expected that cheese will move A firing squad from Company K fired
Strom at the time of the accident hat soon as the county and city have put
go
on
record
as
saying
that
such
was
settled
fact
so
with
the
campaign
to
better within the next four or five
A few ten year subscriptions will the powder burned his face and he up their part of the necessary money,
the last salute over the grave of the close in a few more days there can be not the case. It will not be the
at first thought that he was shot.
the state funds being available.
departed soldier.
long term subscription orders that not go amiss.
no
telling
for
sure
whether
the
Buick
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i* expected that the checks for
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Mr. Speare had been in poor six will go to an outside town or re will win the Buick six in this con-
WOMAN’S CLUB
S. J. Patton, formerly with the
Ven. J. C. Black, Archreacon of the
ember milk will be out about the health for some time and his death
test, individual subscription orders of
main in Tillamook.
Episcopal church is in the city for Tillamook Granite and Marble works,
I of this month. Quite a little of
was not unexpected.
The fact that Miss Ruth Lewallen the one year type will for a certain a few days this week.
Tillamook Woman's club opened
left Thursday for Fresno, California,
cheese is in storage and patrons
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surrendered the lead this week to ty win the first grand prize.
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where he has employment. Mr. Pat with regular business session, Wed
being paid at today’s prices on
MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB
Of
course,
the
contest
has
not
clos
Mrs. Claude Stott is by no means a re
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Culberson spent ton is an expert marble cutter and nesday November 12 at 2 p. m. in
*mber cheese in storage. Be-
flection on the work of the popular ed yet so maybe before ’he end the several days in Portland this week. has been engaged to execute the carv- city hall. There was a short pro
some of the cheese sold for
Monday Musical club met Novem
i ing on an expensive building which ; gram after the social recess period
r prices than today’s market, ber tenth with a large membership
I is being erected there.
and <tiscusaiona on current events,
mber butter fat prices will be present. Guests were Mrs. W. Thomas
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reading by Mrs. B. Hays and talk by
t than they will be for October Coates, Miss Margaret Coate«, Mr«.
J. E. Shearer and wife returned M rs. V. Minnon. Next meeting Nov-
Henry Crenshaw and Mrs. J. E.
i Saturday night from a ten day trip | ember 26.—Contributed.
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Dunn.
‘o California and into Mexico. They
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°tt Ile.iderson, son of J. L. Hen-
New members who were welcomed
Ixiwell
Moulton
has sold his home
i
visited
their
son
Howard
and
hie
Pitcher,
•> leaves this week for
into the club were Mrs. Irvine, Mrs.
family in Los Angeles. Margaret on First avenue West to W. H. Goyne
ts. where he will be engaged Schroeder, Miss Helen Church, Miss
Sheare who has been visiting there of South Prairie. The deal was close'l
bis brother Sidney in the zinc Mary Cole, Miss Mixter and Miss
.’or several months returned home through the office of J. L. Ketch.
business. Sidney Henderson
Farnham.
with them. Mrs. S. C. Woods accom The new owners will take possession
°ty engineer here some years
The program scheduled for the
panied the Shearers on heir trip.
soon, Mr. Moulton having secured
•Jen the city was doing con-I afUrnoon
Was
-■
- — t carried out with he
the Michel house on 10th street an 1
“ paving, and was back home exception of the story of the opera
>trl L. Richard-on. with his wife First avenue East.
’’’•t accompanied by Mrs. Hend-I “Ernani” which was given by Mrs
and two daughters, has moved to
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recently.
town, having rented a house on Still
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrick went
Oscar Schultz in the absence of Mrs
well avenue. Mr. Richardson is a to Dalias Thursday to visit relative?
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Garrett Ward. This was one of the
1 tence »old a pure bred cow, most interesting programs ever given
representative of the Fuller brush They returned Sunday bringing Mrs.
Daisy, this week to a
company. His former home was Mc- Merrick’s mother, Mrs. R. L. Henkle
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r Pear McMinnville. Mr. Lance by the club.
n > he has many friends in who will visit here with them fo
that the value of a cow test- LEGION POST TO MEET TONIGHT
he was at one time, a several weeks. They report tha
tord is forcibly demonstrated in
The Tillamook post of the Amer
years ago, employed on a snow was falling quite heavily in th"
”ory of this animal which he ican Legion will hold its November
the south of the county.
mountains Sunday.
four years ago at a cost of meeting at the armory this evenrng
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Her calves during this period when officers for next year are to be
Harley Foland, Illa Davidson,
A daughter was born to Mr. am'
Gould and Jean Cochran were Mrs. Gordon Burge Thursday after
*®ught an income of $1140 and
A^committee which had been in-
.rty who motored to Salem over noon at the Boats hospital. Moth«,
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” was born to Mr. and Mrs. garding the formation of a drum
week end. They visited at the W. and baby are doing well.
’ Onslow Monday. They have
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Gould home while there.
S: ructeo to procure info nl,t,on '
Dr. Robinson reports the birth «4
fl** young man George, Jr. of corps for the post is expected to mak.
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The new hotel at Wheeler was a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hedessyn-
1 fhe mother and son are do-
It is said that about twen
opened Sunday. The new building is ski on October 31, and a son to Mr
»nd George Sr. is doing as : ty ex service men had sign*«1 the,r
modern in every respect and is a and Mrs. George L. Gleason of Gari
1 c<>uld be expected.
¡mention to sign 'JP for
credit to the town.
baldi on November 11.
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reports the birth of a
Mrs. Arthur Case who is
Ire W. White went to Portland
Ed Hanson of Cloverdale is ill with
*r and Mrs. Ward Sapping-
hospital in Hillsboro foBowmg •
Tuesday to attend a reunion of the pneumonia. He is under the care of
®*aver on November 6.
den -lines» while visrting there
re-
41st division, held at the armory Dr. J. E. Shearer.
'^•Pes with his wife and fam- ported as recovering slo^X-
Tuesday evening.
Wm. DeHaven was in town last
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town Monday from Bay
Mrs D. o. Spitzmesser return«
Mrs Sappington and daughter Veda week on bvainees. Mr. DeHavon is
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I . >~k after a month »pen»
of Twin Rocks were shopping in the in the hardware busmea sin McMinn
home last week
Mm»
with
iwiauv«.
«■ Ina»"* •
city Wednesday.
ville.
*7 Mr» Albert Marolf spent
oun.
Portland last week.
IDAHO IS FORMIDABLE
LOCAL TEACHERS TALK
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The Melancholy Days Are Here
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