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VOLUME 37; NUMBER 1,909
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12,1924
JUSTICE COURT CASES
ARE FEW THIS WEEK
PRICE $2.00 THE YEAR
BUTTER MAKING PLANS
ARE BEING FURTHERED
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
SLOWED UP BY RAIN
I nlawful Fishing and Driving Get
Attempt to Clear Docket
culties With Law
Will be Made Before
January First
Andrew Zuercher was haled into
the justice court Monday on a charge
of unlawful possession of intoxicating
liquor. He entered a plea of guilty
and was sentenced to pay a fine of
$250 and spend 10 days in the county
jail.
Charged with driving into the
town of Cloverdale at a rate so fast
that in attempting to turn the corner
his car got out of control and slid
into another machine and damaged it,
Frank Redberg appeared before Judge
Stanley Wednesday. He was fined
$15 and cos’s, which he paid.
James Clinger and C. Schindler are
in the county jail serving out a fine
of twenty-five dollars each which was
imposed on them in the justice court
as a result of unlawful fishing.
Permanent
Cheese Makes Second Advance With-
Several People Into Diffi-
Mohler Contestant Far in
Lead Over Opponents
For Car
Being
Laid
to
Oceanside, and Blaine Road
in Month, With Another
Probable
Road
Sewing Clubs in Majority
of
Those
Gets Attention
Formed
First Convention of Assoc
iation Was Held Last
On account of the off season and the
The Tillamook County Creamery
About County
Saturday
bad weather the road construction in
association is contemplating install­
the county is almost at a standstill.
The mile of road on the way to
ing a butter plant and now has two
Oceanside, just north of Edner’s is
or three sites in view. It is not
being graded, which will eliminate the
thought that much money wll be made
Civil Actions For December Term
steep hill at that place. The hill part
Headlight Now Has Circulation Far in the operation, but it has seemed an
Cooking Runs Second to Domestic of the road was laid temporarily. Schools About County Observe Var-
Are Few, and Judgements
Above Most Papers of
economical waste to send the cream
Hubbard and Bestel are the sub­
!
Same Class
Arts Among Children of
contractors on this job under F. C.
to Portland and then have it sent back
ious Holidays With Suitable
Are Rendered
Feldschau.
here again after it is made into but­
County
Programs
The steam shovel has reached the
Mrs. Charles E. Stephens 12,171,550 ter. Also it is believed that a better
three
mile-post
on
the
Nestucca
river
Miss Helen Leonard ........... 3,545,100 quality of butter can be made in Tilla­
I The December term of ;he Tilla-
mook than by shipping same to Port­ (By D. H. Kennedy. County Club road above Blaine. The clearing con­ (By G. B. Lamb, county superintend­
liook county circuit court adjourned
Miss Ruth Lewallen ............. 2,380,000
tractors, Slanger and Jones, are mak­
land because the cream will be
Agent)
ent of schools)
■Saturday to meet again on the 22nd of
Mrs. Claude Stott ............... 872,700 brought to the local plant in much
A number of cooking and sewing ing good prog.«as on this section.
The
flrst
meeting of the Tillamook
■ this month, when all state cases now
The year’s work on the Jetty-
Miss Velma Watson ........... 862,500 better shape than it can possibly ar­ clubs have been organized during the
I before the court may be tried before
County principals’ association was
Brighton
project
has
just
been
com
­
rive in Portland at after being on the month in the different parts of the
■ the present district attorney, T. H.
pleted. Surfacing will take place held at the Bungalow cafe in Tilla­
That is the way the final vote stood road for several hours and also in county.
■ Coyne, goes out of office. Mr. Goyne
there
sometime during the early mook city last Saturday where lunch­
At
Oretown
a
cooking
club
has
been
last Saturday evening when the the heat of the day.
■ surrenders his county affairs to Claud
eon was served. After luncheofl the
Secretary Haberlach reports having organized with Miss Averyl Weed as summer.
judges finished counting in the Tilla­
liarrick January 1.
association adjourned to the city hall
mook Headlight Popularity Subscrip­ advanced the price of cheese one cent leader. The officers of this club are:
I Before adjournment Oscar W. Erick-
where the afternoon was spent in dis­
tion campaign, with Mrs. Charles E. on December 5, bringing triplets to President, Floyd E. Shelby; vice-
Lon, indicted by the last grand jury
cussing various school and education­
' Stephens of Mohler as the winner of mook. This is the second advance president, Frank Carver; secretary,
Bor unlawful possession of intoxicating
al matters.
the grand prize, a standard Buick Six 25 cents and loaf to 26 cents, Tilla- Edna May Carver. Other members of
■liquor, was fined $500 and sentenced to
There were present: L. W. Turn­
within a month. Should Wisconsin the club are: Effie Carver, Willis
touring car.
An effort will be made at the next
bull, city superintendent, president;
■six months in the county jail. He was i
Miss Helen Leonard was awarded show further advances this week, he Carver, LaVerne Miles, and Martha
(By D. H. Kennedy, County Club Cleda Chichester, secretary-treasurer,
paroled upon the payment of the fine. . meeting of the state legislature to the Star piano, as second place, Miss expects to again advance the market Selby.
Leader)
Brighton; A. E. Clawson, Wheeler; J.
At Meda a camp cookery club has
I James Matthieu and J. L. Conover, , amend the dairy herd inspection law Ruth Lewallen the Edison phono­ similarly.
The
boys
’
and
girls’ club in the E. O’neel, Bay City; J. S. Goin, Tilla­
Cold storage holdings on the Pacific! been organized with Frank Wilson as
[indicted on the same charge as Erick- so as to make it unlawful to ship graph, third, Mrs. Claude Stott the
vicinity of Tillamook are planning to mook; E. G. Bailey, Cloverdale; W. A.
[sen, will be retried later on account of or bring cattle into Tillamook county first diamond ring, fourth, and Miss coast as of November 29 were 4,371,- leader. The officers in the club are:
unless they are accompanied by a Velma Watson the second diamond 990 pounds against 3,282,860 pounds President, Kester Olthoff; vice-presi­ hald a jubliee and chicken supper end­ Cox, Garibaldi; Evelyn Steidinger,
[the jury failing to agree.
ing the club year. This meeting will Tillamook; Edith Todd, Tillamook; W.
[ Charged with rape in connection certificate of health issued by a quali­ ring as fifth prize. The sixth prize, of the same date last year. The big­ dent, Ralph Wilson; secretary, Roy
be in the Fairview grange hall Fri­ Gladys Watson, Mohler; E. Gladys
Dunn.
Other
members
of
this
club
fied
veterinarian.
[with a sixteen year-old girl, George
another diamond ring, was withdrawn gest part of the excess holdings occur
Edwards, Bay City; Lillian Keyet,
The livestock sanitary board now on account of there being no con­ in San Francisco, this year’s holdings are: Ellwood Reddekopp, Normal day, December 19, at 8:00 p. m.
pt. Onge will be sentenced when the
A two reel moving picture on club Mapleleaf; Everyl Weed, Oretown;
has a ruling to this effect but the law testant.
being 1,411,847 pounds, being over Reddekopp, Charles Stewart, Lyle
[court meets again this month.
work put out by the department of
The first award was a very popular twice as large as 692,348 pounds held Fowler, Melvin Dawson, Glen Cough­ agriculture has been applied for and and G. B. Iamb, county school super­
I The divorce action started by Grace which it is intended to put into effect
intendent. All of the schools employ­
tan,
Sylvester
Coughtan,
and
Dell
last
year.
(
would
prohibit
shipments
of
unin
­
one apparently, as a large number of
Bdna Adams against Maurice Adams
will be shown if available.
ing more than one teachar were rep­
Feed prices continue to advance in Fraser.
vas dismissed by Judge Bagley be- spected cattle and provide a penalty people expressed their appreciation of
The speakers of the evening will be resented but three.
The
Beaver
school
and
community
Portland,
but
so
far
there
have
been
for
violation.
the winner and the way the contest
Bu.se of findings in the case. R. J.
Andrew Miller, secretary of the state
Th principals made arrangements
The amendment will also include a was conducted. Frank Kane, as con­ no changes in Tillamook. The large has organized a sewing club with six
Idandson was given a divorce from
bankers’ association. Miss Mae Mc­ for the holding of an inter-school
members
and
Mrs.
Maude
Johnson
as
mills
are
now
quoting
Portland
prices
provision
to
make
the
collection
of
fees
test manager, received many congrat­
Belen Erlandson and defendant’s
President, Anna Mattoon; Donald of Tillamook high school will track meet and declamatory contest
ulations on the manner in which he as follows: Corn, $62; oats, $51, for leader.
Biden name of Helen Ea'dus was re­ for testing more certain.
talk on importance of home economics. to be held in connection with the usual
rolled; barley, $56 for process rolled. vice president, Ursula Vinson; sec­
Figures from the office of the dairy conducted the campaign.
bred. Elida Boyd was allowed a
H. C. Seymour, state club leader will eighth grade commencement exrcises
retary,
Margaret
Vinson.
The
other
They
are
also
quoting
mill
run
at
$40
The Headlight was well supplied
Irorce from Samuel Boyd on a cruel- herd inspector show that at least half
talk
on club work. George N. Angell next May. These events will be so
three members are: Marian Hester,
it}’ and non-support charge.
The of the cattle found infected with tub­ with subscribers and now boasts a list and middlings at $52. Against this
of the Oregon Farmer staff has been arranged as to include both high
Lois
Sheets,
and
Wilma
Vermilyea.
Tillamook
prices
on
corn
are
$55,
mill
erculosis
this
year
were
shipped
from
of well over 2500 bona fide names on
buple were married at Montesano
asked to lead in singing ciub songs.
school and grade school pupils, each
points outside the county.
its files. This is probably the largest run, $30, middlings, $49.50, oats and yea.
bptember 1923.
Club members, parents, and every­ being separate, but held at the same
At
South
Prairie
a
sewing
club
has
barley,
$47.
To
the
Portland
price
circulation ever attained by any news­
I Civil action? were few and resulted
one interested in club work are asked
paper printed within the county, and should be added freight to Tillamook been organized with Miss Alice Bax­ to attend and make this a real event time.
■ follows: Hugh Thomas versus
The various athletic activités will
gives this paper undoubted superiority which is $4.30 on oate, barley, and ter as leader. The members and offi­ of the year.
Buglr Arstill, judgment rendered for
be so arranged that they may be en­
cers are: President, Lena Weber; vice
in the news and advertising field. mill run.
ihintiff; Nestucca Valley bank ver­
tered by both boys and girls and suit­
The holdings of Tillamook cheese in president, Lennea Peterson; secre­
Figuring on the average family this
ms Harry Goulding and A. F. Mitch-
able for pupils for all grades, Com-
tary,
Bernice
Rife.
Hannah
Hickey,
Los
Angeles
and
San
Francisco
ap
­
means that nearly 10,000 of Tillamook
fi, judgment for plaintiff; H. J. Pies
mittees were appointed to work these
J. Merrel Smith recently moved
proximate 10,000 boxes, or ten per­ Daphna Harmon, Bernice Buttz, and
krsus Albert Falcon, default decree his automobile display room into the county’s 15,000 people read the Head­ cent of the year’s production.
matters out in connection with com-
Dorothy
Paul
are
the
other
members.
pre plaintiff judgment; Earl Cook commercial building on First street light weekly.
mittees which will be appointed from
In the Hunt school a sewing club
Many of the factories such as Clov­
The
judges
for
the
counting
of
the
hrsus Harry Bell and C. F. Toney, in the store room formerly occupied
The body of G. G. Rhinehamer, who teachers representing one-room
has
been
organized
with
Mrs.
Evelyn
erdale,
Red
Clover,
Mohler-,
and
Clov
­
votes were M. F. MacLeod, Mohler;
be dismissed.
schools.
by George Burckard.
C. A. McGhee, Tillamook; H. M. er I-eaf are now making their entire Steidinger as leader, President, Or- committed suicide in the basement
It is felt that a great deal of in­
The new quarters allow the display Farmer, Cloverdale; W. D. Pine, Tilla­ curd into loaf cheeSte. It is expected mond Moon; vice-president, Eloise door of the Methodist church here
of twelve cars on the floor, The mook; J. C. Plasker, Tillamook; I. E. that this is going to help the cheese Blum; secretary, Ellen Pinkstaff, November 29, was sent to Portland terest will be aroused in this way, as
basement is given over to the repair Keldson, Tillamook; V. L. White, market considerably because at this Other members are Hazel Turner, this week by Coroner R. N. Henkle it is a well known fact that athletic
writing there is a ready sale for loaf Anise Moon, Ruth Pinkstaff, Beryl for cremation. This was one of the events in which all the pupils of var­
shop. The display room has been Tillamook.
cheese. It should be remembered, Kight, Elmo Wheeler, Fred Robinson, many requests which Rhinehamer ious schools may take part will very
neatly fitted up. Offices have been
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made in a letter he wrote before he materially lessen some of the prob­
Clarence Larson of the I-arson- however, that the demand for loaf is Virgil Garner and George Sharp.
When Arthur Penn and L. J. Todd arranged on the balcony.
lems envolved in school management
killed himself.
At
Rockaway
a
sewing
club
has
intermittent
and
may
change
at
any
the
latest
An air compressor of
Hechtner firm was in Spokane this
»Hided at the corner of Third street
The parents of the dead man and by giving the pupils a definite out-let
(Continued on page 8)
time.
ad Second avenue east Friday night type has been installed and Mr. Smith week on business.
some other members of the family for the desired physical activities na­
ke store front of Tarson &. Hechtner has purchased a modern air lift, vis­
tural to a child.
have been located by the coroner.
•zs the sufferer, for Penn’s car ible gas pump which is said to be a
The matter of exhibits at the county
•erved and ran into the door of that great improvement in pumps.
fair brought forth no small amount of
During the opening days of the
hce and shattered the glass, beside
discussion and a great deal of interest
new establishment, fire extinguishers
imaging the door.
and the association went on record as
The same evening Al Fortier and H. were given to all visitors. Mr. Smith
being very anxious to make suitable
illy staged another collision just a states that nearly 300 of the extin­
exhibits
for their schools at the fair
The Tillamook garage basketball
ock away on the city hall corner, guishers were give nout.
the coming year. The county superin­
team
defeated
the
Whitney
mill
team
Mr.
Smith
has
the
agency
for
the
it the damages were very little.
of Garibaldi by a 28-10 »core in a tendent was appointed and urged to
Last Wednesday B. J. Neilson and Oldsntobile car and is in partnership
game
played at the latter place Wed­ consult with the fair board to the end
with
George
Hanslmair
in
selling
L J. Nelson collided on the streets
nesday
night The clever floor of the that proper and suitable arrange­
f the city with small damage as a Studebakers. A large stock of both
Tillamook
team is said to have been ments be made in the new fair build­
cars is on display.
bult.
largely responsible for the victory. ing to suitably display ail of the
Hamilton, Goh«wn, Parsons, and Gab­ school activities including the boys’
riel made the scores. Sharkey is and girls’ club work as well as claM-
credited with having played a good room work.
The Mohler school observed Thanks­
defensive game in bla guard position.
giving
day by giving a program of
The garage team is scheduled to
Tillamook post of the American Le­
The plant of the Steinbach Iron
play Wheeler at the local armory n music, recitations, and dialogues which
was appreciated by all the people
brks here is showing a remarkable gion will hold its December meet­
the near future.
present.
Thia school also observed
ing
this
evenng
at
the
armory.
The
fowth. Mr. Steinbach now employs
John Ebinger, with Mrs. Ebinger, Halloween in a very interesting man­
ferteen men full time and keeps them officers elected at the last meeting will
is in town from Woodland, Washing­ ner.
*»7. Last week a 4,000 pound ham- be in their chairs.
The Riverdale school observed Hal­
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ton, where they operate a dairy ranch.
kr for the Coats’ Driving and Boom
Ole Redberg was in town from Ore-
loween by giving a necktie social and
John
thinks
the
cheesemakers
of
this
•mpany was casted there.
town Wednesday on legal business.
county ought to be “roasted” for al­ party. The sum of twenty dollars
Mr. Steinbach is in the midst of
Mr. Redberg is a very active member
lowing the flrst premiums at both the was raised by this means which is to
the
Urging his foundry to suit
of the grange in his part of the coun-
state fair and the Pacific-Internation­ be used for needed improvements
frying need.
about the school.
al
to get away from them.
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The women's ciub at Hebo gave a
Sergeant Raymond Ramsey, ser-
J. H. Rosenberg purchased a five
John Mathers was in Portland last bazaar last Friday night. December
instructor for the Oregon Na-
passenger master-six Buick
week moving into the new freight 5, which was well attended and very
*n»l guard, stationed at Portland. last week. H. H. Rosenberg purchased
terminal on east Yamh.ll and Water profitable, financially. The proceeds
**1* his regular trip to Tillamook
a similar machine in the standard six
straets. Mr. Mathers also purr based of this bazaar go for fitting the new
»nday to be wi h Company K for
a new G. M. C. truck for service on school gymnasium which has just been
model.
weekly drill.
completed at Hebo.
his transfer line.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tolford «id
The schools at Cloverdale are not
The Episcopal, guild entertained
,on of Wheeler, Oregon, spent 8 ii-
A. G. Schultz of Bay City, Ed Davis !o be out-done by any others when
^h a farewell party for Archdeacon day visiting with Georgia A. Hoss and
of Nehalem, and H. J. Tohl of Beaver It comes to school activities and pub­
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
were all visitor» to the county seat lic interest. Recently a social «as
Alyse E. Murry at Ptaak«
1 A. Schultz. Mrs. Black was also
last Satarday.
Mr. Tolford was driving a r.ew F r
(Continued on page 8)
fest. Five hundred was played
coupe.
the evening.
LIQUOR CAUSES FINE
AWARDS ARE POPULAR
CAMP COOKS FORMED
STRICT QUARANTINE
INTENDED BY LAW
TRACK MEET ARRANGED
JUBILEE AND SUPPER
PLANNED BY CLUBS
AUTOMOBILE FIRM
OCCUPYS NEW HOME
BODY OF SUICIDE
SENT TO PORTLAND
IUTOMOBILES COLLIDE
AND DAMAGE STORE
Ether Waves
LOCAL LEGION POST
SUNDRY BUSINESS
GROWING RAPIDLY MEETS HERE TONIGHT
GARAGE BALL TEAM
SCORES ON WHITNEY