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FRIDAY
TILLAxMOOK HEADLIGHT
Class A: Mature cows making over cannery and fish plant to handle there is any place of interest to be
60 lbs. fat: Kasper uber, No. 14, GG, wholesale trade for Pacific coast.
seen, he certainly will have his note
Sept., 1159, 61.4.
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book ready. Places of interest, new
Class B: 4 year old making 45 lbs. EPISCOPAL CHURCH ANNOUNC­
(By Marie Messersmith)
people, manners, customs and
ES NEW VICAR
Dr. David Robinson, announced to fat: Jim Lommen, Beauty, GG, Aug­
tumes, have long been his hobby,
ust,
1729,
65.6.
Barber
Bros.,
Nell,
the students this week that a silver
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The local congregation of St. Al­ always asks about the folk lore of the
cup will be presented to the high RH, June, 1274, 49.7.
Class
D:
Cows
2
years
old
making
bans
church,
Episcopal
is rejoicing county or country-side, the traditions ;
school by the ’ocal Kiwanis organiza­
of the people and the history of the
tion, and each year the boy and girl 35 lbs. fat: Scovell & Kehrli, No. 7, in the appointment of a new clergy­ town. His note books comprise many
GH,
May,
918,
35.8.
man
to
head
their
work.
The
Rev.
who hold the scholastic honors of
Thos. Jenkens, D. D., new rector of people and many countries. They are 1
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the graduating class will also hold
St. Davids Parish, Portland, has re­ all numbered and dated. A list ofl
the honor of having had their names
signed his present position to take up the leading people, the industries and ,
engraved on this cup. The students
this new work. Dr. Jenkins was born all important happenings, such as the |
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appreciate this gift and are glad to I «lUIIIIHIIIllIllllillllllllllllllillllllllllUilllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllll
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date it was founded, etc., are never [
I in England, coming to this country as
know that the members of the Ki- i James Shipley of Sheridan was a I
left out. In that way, he says, he |
wanis club are interested in their | business visitor in town Wednesday. I a boy, and settling in Ohio where he often finds it helps to build his pro­
received
his
education.
He
is
a
grad
­
progress.
Mrs. James Shipley who has been
gram. What will do in one city will
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caring for the family of Mrs. Frank uate of Kenyon College, a church not do in another, and that is a very
school
located
in
Ohio,
and
of
Bexley
Tillamook Hi ended the football Shipley during the latter’s illness re­
Hall, the theoligical seminary con­ essential fact to fully appreciate.
season last Friday with a 20-0 yie­ ports that her sister-in-law is in a
nected
with this college. He was or­ There is hardly a civilized country in
tory over the Forest Grove team, and critical condition.
dained deacon in 1900 and priest in the world he has not visited. He has
the record of having won every game
Dr. Goucher, well known physician 1901 by Bishop Vincent of Southern learned much about the people, and
on the home field. This has been an of McMinnville, was called last Fri­
Ohio. For many years he was a their government. He can talk in­
excellent year for T. H . S. in football day for consultation on the case of
missionary in Alaska, and was re­ telligently of the history of the coun­
as is indicated not only by the aver­ Mrs. Frnk Shipley.
garded as one of the outstanding mis­ try and what they are accustomed to.
age score but by the interest and en­
As a lecturer Mr. Dumesnil is an
Walter Tooze, of McMinnville, was sionaries of the church. His work
thusiasm on the part of the students in Tillamook one day last week on
interesting
talker. He brings to his
in Portland has been unusually suc­
and towns-people.
legal business.
cessful, especially along educational hearers people as he finds them. The
T. A. Reid and Guy Wilson, both lines. He found a church school of same thing can be said regarding his
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Frank Erickson has again enrolled of Estacada, were here several days 100 and leaves one of 400. He has playing. No matter from what com­
in T. H. S. after attending Nehalem last week looking at dairy ranches.
established three chapels in outlying poser he interprets, he has studied
P. J. Moritz, real estate dealer of districts of the parish to look after the people from that composers time
Hi, beginning work as a senior.
Nehalem, was in the county seat the religious education of the child­ and habitation and he brings out their
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Miss McDonald enjoyed a visit with Wednesday on business.
ren who cannot get to the mother natural characteristics.
Ralph Bennett and E. E. Koch went church. For several years past, he1 As a pianist Maurice Dumesnil
her parents in Dallas last Sunday.
From all
to Portland yesterday afternoon on has been chairman of the standing ranks among the best.
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The T. H. S. dramatic club will business.
committee of the diocese of Oregon, parts of Europe to all parts of South
Archie Sating has returned to his one of the most honored positions in America, the noted Frenchman holds
present the play “The Lion and the
Mouse,*’ Friday, December 5th, in home after having been in the Boals the jurisdictin. Last summer, his a high place among musicians. Some
the high school gymnasium. The play hospital for several weeks receiving alma mater, Bexley Hall, conferred critics claim him the most modern ex­
is in four acts, and while humorous treatment for a bone infection in his upon him the degree of doctor of di­ ponent of the keyboard without being
situations arise, the plot of the play leg.
vinity. Dr. Jenkins is to bear the an extremist. He plays nothing that
W. G. McGee, Nehalem physician, title of general missionary and edu­ is not true music and while his pro­
is serious, presenting problems to be
met in real life. This type of play was in the city Friday.
live at
cational secretary. 1 He
— will
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— ' ^ram consists of works of unknown
C. J. Edwards made a. business McMinnville, and look after that I composers upon analysis the true
is a little heavier than anything at­
tempted by them before and for the trip to Portland Tuesday.
place, Hillsboro and Tillamook. He I j musician will find that Mr. Dumesnil
The Ladies Darning club met Fri­ will also head the work of religious shows keen insight in judging the
past two months the members of the
club have worked steadily to make it day afternoon, November 7th, at the education of the diocese. He will 1 works of unknown writers. He could
a success.
home of Mrs. R. M. Bunn with Mrs. assume his new duties at the begin- j I be called a discoverer of new com­
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J. Breeden hostesses. The afternoon n:ng of the year.
posers.
ASSOCIATION MONTHLY REPORT I was pleasantly spent and after a
When Mr. Dumesnil appears in this
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dainty luncheon the club adjourned to
i city Monday evening under the
MAURICE DUMESNIL
(Continued from page 3)
meet in two weeks at Mrs. O. L.
I auspices of the Monday Musical club,
Neiger & Neiger, Crystal, GH, 1166, Frisbies with Mrs. S. A. Moulton as­
When the famous French pianist,, students and lovers of music can look
44.31.
sisting hostess.
Maurice Dumesnil,' visits Tillamook! forward to hearing something new
Class D: Cows 2 year old making
The missionary society of the on the evening of November 24, if1 and novel.
35 pounds fat: Star, 778. Kiger & Christian church met yesterday after­
Josi, Lily, RH, 1457, 59.74. Homer noon at the home of Mrs. W.
Mason, Lady Jane, RG, 1110, 55.50. Gabriel,
E. F. Ray, Freddie, GJ, 952, 49.50.
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Homer Mason, Alona, RG, 868, 47.74. PROGRAM FOR UNION THANKS­
E. J. Geinger, Helen, GG, 853, 46.92. GIVING SERVICES AT THE
Rogers & Son, Skinny, GG, 884, 46.85. METHODIST CHURCH, THURS­
Hunt & Durrer, Jewel, GG, 760, 45.60.
DAY, NOV. 27, AT 8 P. M.
Stanley Norberg, Violet, GJ, 663, 45.-
08. Hunt & Durrer, Judy, 809, 43.30. Opening Hymn
Congregation
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
Class C continued: Geo. W. Durrer, Prayer ............... Rev. L. Anderson
Star, GG, 778, 41.23.
Williams & Ant hem .......................... M. E. Choir I
Tillamook, Oregon
Opposite Sunset Garage
Beals, May, GJ, 657, 40.73. Adolph Scripture Reading ......... .......................
Erickson, Queen, GG, 887, 40.18.
Rev. W. G. Lienkaemper
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Hymn ............................ Congregation
ASSOCIATION MONTHLY REPORT President’s Proclamation .......
Rev. R. Evans
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Tillamook No. 2, association, Oct­ Announcements and offertory
Choir
ober 1924; Hubert S. Smith, tester; Special Music ................ M. ld. E. E. Choir
Sermon ..................... Rev. G. S. Hunt
L. G. Ross, secretary.
This Store
.... Congregation
Number of cows on test, 959; avg.! Hymn ...........................
Closing Prayer
Rev. S. Hamrick
production: milk, 436; fat, 21.68.
Has Prepared
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Three high grade herds are: Own­
Portland— Exports for first 10
Many Things
ers, Wm. Glick, Oren Wallace, Cecil
Callen; breeds, Mixt, Mixt, Mixt; 11, months of 1924 were $38.587,737; lum­
6, 10; avg. lbs milk, 585, 639, 679; avg. ber shipment was 298,000,000 feet,
valued at $7,788,635.
lbs. fat, 33.45, 32.63, 32.01.
Quality Considered Our Prices Are Lowest
Salem—West side block south of
> Name of cow, owner, lbs. milk, lbs.
fat, age: High purebred cow is: Linda Courthouse to receive a skyscraper.
C. of Sequoia, G. D. Sanders, 902, 48.7, i Warrenton—Burke Fish company
9. High grade cow is: Freckles, John j to build huge cold storage warehouse.
Fox, 1024, 65.5, 3.
Cotton Mercerised
"Boarders’’ detected and slaughter
For Girls and Misses
73-inch width. Bleached. E»>
ed. Four boarders and five sold for i
tra quality. Yd, only.
dairy purposes.
•
Roll of Honor Cows
Number of cows producing over 40 !
pounds fat, 21. The following are the !
records of cows producing more than
70 pounds fat during the month of I
October, 1924: Owner of cow, name
Sixe 15 x 22
of cow, breed, month fresh, lbs. milk,
A »mart new »tyle in gun
en.
Henutltched. Jac-
lbs. fat is also given:
metal calf »kin, with fancy
bordsr. Each,
Class C: 8 year olds making over 40
One inch heel
Itjtching.
pounds fat: John Fox, Freckles, J AD,
with rubi her tap. Excellent
value».
Sept.. 1024, 65.5. Oren Wallace, Min.
nie, GJ, August, 973, 48.7.
Clas D: Cows 2 year old making 35
pounds fat: Oren Wallace, Peggie,
GJ, Sept., 905, 41.6. Lyle Craven,
Polly, GJ. March, 726, 41.3.
Embroidered in Colors
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BUached Terry Cloth
Colored. Terry. i large, t
ASSOCIATION MONTHLY REPORT
•mafl towel, 1 wash cloth
Single and doubl«. White oi
High School News
Personal Items j
Sport Oxfords
THANKSGIVING
GREETINGS
Sanitary Market
TURKEYS BUFFALO
STEER BEEF
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
Order Your Turkeys
GEESE DUCKS CHICKENS
AND
BUFFALO MEAT
EARLY
Tillamook Meat Co
Why not make your Thanksgiving Dinner one to
be enjoyed.
Buy nationally advertised brands, buy all of
your goods of those brands, not one or two Cut
Priced Leaders as a bait. You can get any of
these advertised brands-Hills Bros., Golden West
or M. J. B. Coffee; Drifted Snow or Vim Flour;
Snow Flake Crackers; Swift Premium Ham and
Bacon; Schillings and Royal Baking Powder or
anything you want at
Damask
Guest Towels
away
Tillamook No. 3, association; Oct­
ober 1924; Hubert S. Smith, tester;
Hubert 8. Smith, secretary.
Number of cows on test 317; Avg. [
production: milk, 557; fat, 24.97.
Owner, breed No. of cows, «vg. lbs.
milk, avg. lbs. fat is given: Purebred I
herd is: E. F Hills. RH. 22. «85. 22.74.
Three high grade herds are: W. P
Walker, J. M Miire, W. Tohl; GH.
Mixt, Mixt; 5. 14. 44; 975, «21, 599,
:W,56, 32.8«, 30 0«.
Name of cow owner, lbs. milk, lbs
fat, age: High pure bred cow is:
Nell. Ba’ her Bros., 1274, 49.7, 4.
High grade cow i«: Beauty, Jim Lom­
men. 1729, «5.6, 4
“Hoarders'' detected and slaughter­
ed: Six.
Roll of Honor Cows
Number of cows producing over 40
pounds fat, 12. The following are the
tecr ds of cows producing more than
70 pounds fat during the month of
October, 1024. Owner of cow. name of
cow, breed, month fresh, Ibe. milk,
lbs. fat is given:
Bath lowels
a happy
THANKSGIVING
DAY
colored border.
Each,
25c to 98c
The smiling faces oi loved
ones gathered in cheery
assemblage.
The welcoming banquet
table -the delicious tur­
key feast—the hours of
pleasant reminiscence.
Plan now for a full measure
of Thanksgiving enjoy­
ment.
For reduced fares and com­
plete railroad information
communicate with
Penco Quality
Rainproof Umbrellas
Conovers’ Quality Groce
Towel Sets
iiiiimmnmiiHHHimiiimiffliiiHitiiiiii
immmimutimim
Artist Concert
98c and $1.98
MAURICE DUMESNIL
Linen Damask
Eminent French Pianist
Assisted by
For women. Fancy handle*
Amber tint. Black and color»
Misses Helen Church,
Leora Philippi»
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and W. Thomas Coates
given under the auspices of
Big Turkey Shoot
The Monday Musical Club
:
Chickering piano used.
Sunday November 23rd
Southern
Pacific
At B.E. Fletcher’s
RAY GRATE,
l.m»l Agent.
I
Hebo, Oregon
November 24, 1924
8:15 o’clock
Christian Church
Admission 50c; Reserved seats 75c
Children under 12 years, 30c
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Ticket« for ««1«
Koch's Drag Store