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TILLAMOOK HERALD
TILLAMOOK THE LAND OF CHEESE, TREES AND OCEAN BREEZE
I' li o PtyfHtr That
Port Thing."
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Watch" The HeraM
In 1922
ul. xxu
TILLAMOOK, OMSGON, MARCH J), 1922.
No. 29
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REPORT OUT THAT
G.N. &N.P. TO BUY
WHITNEY RAILROAD
n mituni rilr..u fUmtr, ff.eti apparmt kmkJ atithnni). , Hrn !
r UUd tjMHr (irrl) dllflnc Ihr i.t fra ,U. ,(lr r(frrl (flt . j,, ,
N. trill I'BI '.id Grral .Vufilirrn litrrrt, .,o frtrlltlj Im.u (fill hlt I
, tn..n h Uil.im Ithrr rr!rt.d pitrl. I.a. puirhmrd thr Whltnrt
ii id htrb rttrnd up the KllfhU rhrf dUlanrr id ahmi trir tnllr
ft m lUlr rin TDIsHIl"' U).
W'.ilr r .r i -Uotulr ull.ll) for lr mj, 0, ,)lp fMWrt r
h i .rrn mfnrmrd U) lhoc Ju.lgrt.rnt i. kmhJ In frrd In ll.r.r
. lltsl I Ma moC h brrn rtirrrd.
" M that tllJ IIP mtttuKwl
.: .;"l,t;:t":AicAiinnville Hi
. I !.! l the Kilchbt, thm
(Iv. ttcMr mlriu to Up a
ra f lnirtU vrr Umber an
i. -... -i t i t. . . . . . .i
... . nrlwn tola! lew.
m c,. ut HffteJsUy that
fnatj that tllP
a i 'iillrtinoak may t
u vnw! tlx aiiuatimi
the Y lf tH Ui frtllt?
tv.l.inw f th fotKtilie
wW lnll mi
w -1 c(fwl Ift cwpUt the
, r llnMovrr. If ttu Whll -
Ukpn ovrr m,I litinn; tar a thW An 4Aii vnm
'1 .!
! and i tva boom for thin
i. w Uutfa thiil tho 15 men
-.t wrrA uti a jrirt mhtl
on rtvnr Why wvc lrn !
i with tin tmiJL -
FIRE DESTROYS PAUL
FITZPATRICK HOME
I 'iptitrlek' Imme miles
f Tillnmook wa ilotroy
r, Friday nlht, Mnrrh anl,
' and 10 n'cWk.
'tllit of tin' funltiiro wrni
' 'r lirM Jntn wuiic un
( "n,fva firm dlcovtil
f tho upp'r rwiiiin,
' '"Viii Jiurd for $700,00
u Crcat .tinrrlfnn InturniH'
n li thi Kvimon iiKiiicy. The
I'vkkiiIziM tho b l will
't' cjctt In 'full.
ni'icliborhood tinned out
Hut tint Iioiixi wiii IniriKtl to
1 id in nlmi thirty imnuti'a
' firo wan dineovered
M 1
GROWING!
NEW ADVERTISERS IN THIS ISSUE
Morri 5chnai Announcing n wonderful buy in
raincoats.
Sunset ReaUurant-rvSubniitting a sample monu of
their bill of fare.
Drum & Frost Announcing opening of new
garajje. .
ColumbU Rr!a Rohl bv Williams .and
Williams.
Joe Donaldtfon Announcing date of big sale of
? Jortays.
Roscoe Rnrker Announcement of public sale of
dairy- cows?'
I Todd Hotel One of Tillamook's best known
hostlories.
I Alex Cigar Store Taxieab headquarters.
I Star Garage Important reduction in prico of
X Overlaid
i Orenonian Truck Line John Mathers, Agent.
I Reeher Furniture Co. Fjrst of a series of impor-
tanco to homo owno'rs.
I Centrnervice Station Announcing opening of
I now ostanblishmont.
f King & CrRhaw Advertising the famous Lang
? I'ango,
RASLR
Comes for Revenge
' . . . .
!". k )iom
ni,Hy niehi
MrUM1llo X. Watrn cm W rH
flvr MaiMtay tttKltt tht, too, nfurr
iKMtHn' TtlUmcKil alt Aih and
w'Jr playiui: UtOM ht HiUlk ciplntflu
Curtnl thoio t-"MiUKtiU' Me.
; SIhm tfMinivtll ww ft U ur-
uii, Ut Tillamook (or to ratn iW
j ritht o k u SUm vr miut wnltej
, mor m.) thm UVo on Knw.
Zi'nttU-fK ilnfratml In twa
Kmr, but nn1)- by FIVK AN'I) FOUIt
IHIINTlf, th ft Kitme bcln 16.20
nt) vkUiry,i.vw iMne loom blc in
fptt,rv,utvf.
Haiunlny' iih Jnrt at 7:30.
v.ry mlbloodl fan In tuwi mut
at lhl k'ume. for boat thejn we
mu.t OH I'ORKVKK 1I0I-I) OUK
TONGUES.
Hrt. Htvnw had nr f his fingrr
ut off'by "r """I Tuwklay on ac-
opnl of bhaal Kuon tettini: in. 'ljm,mj,flr a(
S wrttlni; he I domu nkoly.
19
Thor Herald family i urely Brow.
Inir. ,
'I'M week IU new rnimo wor nd
iI.mI to The HernM ubacrittlou lift
all iiiihl-ln ndifMnee siibuciiption thm
majority of them 1hiiu: bruui;ht to tho
office in pi'Mon-
Iteneuaiit are be.-
liiK re. otved nliiiol t the ame ratio, ,
a voluntary approval of I lie Herald
effort to fc'ive them We n!HHet nnd
bent newitpaper in the county.
IMARSH BUROft
! FIREMAN, DIES"
: VERY SUDDENLY1
,IM
vu-riM or
OI'IJKATION
SAVI?
AI'I'INDICITIS:
I'Alia TO
l.ll'B
FUNERAL SEI FOR SATURDAY
MUM II lilt or TIIK tii.i:
IKJSK COMI'A.SV POU
SliVKS YIUIW
Mirth BurdicSi. pepulwr iMfnWr of
thr fir dnrmrtnTt of tM elty,
km MwWrn;; I'l Monday nipht with
attUrk of npp.nlidtll. Il waui
otHinit-il in it thr Shonref ami ,Mr
rkl, hu:iial Turly aflwwoun, at
S o'fl-k nd ril wy Vdjltjlay
nficnioon, at 12:66-
lie wa born in Amlowr Now VoikJ
SatmWr 7th, IE3? and spont hi
mHv maiitxMMl In N'im Vork ta!c '
rail t immMwii til mi i o.m.s
.ml I Aprtl of 1007 ho w. uHl In,"
, . , ., I ',h
marriana with MiM lleneritta Srhul-
tie. Ho nnii? to Tillamook in Doc-1
ewbr 1013 whero h inadn hi Iwtnoj
iiue Own. He ia Mirvivud by hln!
anil four gmall children. Twoj
ini S'ormr.n ..Maud mid Clnram'i. It :
nnl twrt 'uclitor Mrjfure I. and
It i't. y,;, n'ao hi w"lhr, Mr.
nMle Itrn. of Homll, N. Y., foir
braUwm am? Uinv Kiter: XIri. Cora
Ilrun of rinliiavillf, N. J.. Mm. Jminle
Carr of Andovor N. Y., Mr, lone
Fumww at Ilornoll, N. Y. Chorli-ii of
Comrvllt, N. Y., Menxo of Wol'svillo.
N. Y. Norman of IVrtlaitd, Oretflin.
ami Herliert of KochwUer N. Y. and a
relative ami hoMt.i of
I frind.
I Oe-enmnl vms u niimibtr of Mnw
thou IxkIko No. DS of K. V. and Abd
lUhbAtef Temple ho. 117 K. of P.
Portland OnKon. .
He ha boon n member of the Tilla
mook 11om company for the pnst 7
yoam nd him been n constant ami
faithful helpor for the betterment of
liie eompnny. In titmui of troub'e and
need he lm always been n true friend,
and a devoted husband and lovlnp
ftlntr.
Tin- funeral aorvwen will to eon
(j(rtw udor tl, nusplees of the Til
lamoo) vilv j)(,pnrtnicjjt nnd the K.
P. ltko Sattmlay nt 2 o'clock, Mnrch
Hi, at (he Chrialinn Church.
CHILD LOSES FINGERS
IN PLAY-ACCIDENT
Chariot Phelps, II w old sou of
Mr. nnd Mr. J. H. Phelps of East,
Hi'iiver.met with n sad niisforuntis Inst
Friday. !
His life sister Inad, who is only
v-nrs. ol '. was playing In the wood
shed with tho o. Chnr'es enmo
running in tho woodshed and stumbled
his Imnd fulling on tho chopping
block, directly under tho nxe that
Imul wi8 plnying with cuUIng off
four fingers on his left hnnd. .
Dr. noblnsoli was culled nnd. ft IhN
ting tho littla fo'low la impr.vlne.
WE APOLOGIZEANN
M A K E A N NO UNCEM F.NT
Duo to tho grently Increased do
imnd miulo upon our job printing do
ointment nnd the increased uii of
XiJIoriild ml columns these pnst two
weeks The Herald bus been Rliglitiy
doliiyed on publlcutlon days but with
nnnlher Issue or ho wo will be bark
o non-' i'i ngabi for wo me OMieellng
.iddil'on ! belli and added equipment
dur'n" Vv euniing week.
V..- y The Herald is growlnif
iwiitrhThoHornlil in 1022."
M.-H F. P. Hobson, of GntinUU, wnf
Tillamook uhopptr tody,
DEAL IN PR
Mill Opens
On 90-Day
Trial Basis
Tliu Wlwi'lcr ntifl'Viuriic:l cutting
Memtlny mmnloit utfir an iit'cnens of
' nor n year. AboutpO men cr put
?V '
Tb mill in bajtu; ran pni nltw,
hour b.l with h tolnlmunuace of :
3.00. Ov;r lon Uifinm tuiphone
M-iiairitr Volrjj informed thi
HornM Wxlnexly Uit the mill wi
Im-Iiik oficmtc! ori.iJ.1 plan on a
'!(ty dy triviJ "intftt of fnitwl
'h" wri two protiteiliGM,' wId Mr.;
fiii utnni.';V",1rK. "An dxHi, b"Uf !y at
l lll,. .'lUlJK J . . -s , M
i.yw or n nine nfim ni.i m o..
Tby cho Ihft lnttr and If h can't
tiuik it pny at thf we will lw forced
hut ilnrnni;ft(n.M , ,
Thr tal I ia irnwSnt only far toek.
W II. S ilth, of JWnhton, vthn l
i n dir"!r or tn i.ovni wirnn ox
T ' ttppm ami Lurabom'fn. ny that In
-vtatiiHr on thi the WhceU'r,
- wnany viabited tbt r (trrccmcat
h Ui orKftniwU)n of wh'ch he h' Kollowine ae the indictments re--n
officer, both n to hours and to' urnwj;
. n! surf In censeriupn- must forfeit i s,rlM,rtr intiiet,i on ,h.rlre
,. l"T " ... " : .
,v"u'",v -
. , . ... . .
' VT'V i" T w m f
L 1. L U disw -d their ride of i
he question tho utrceti wrre revert
ni to when it waa'-jwiiid ,thnt' nohal'
wan obtainable.
BiS Garibaldi Mill
WjiLUS ilircn xO'
r
The Herald iearna from an ap-'
narent reliable source thirt the Whit-
ney mill nt Garibaldi. is to reopen.
Mnn-h 16 in n light manner. Full
uration, is however, expected in tho i
season.
A. W. O. L.
SlaU, our boy humorist is away
without leave thia week. Sick at home
with the grippe Mko the reft of the
ntechnnira! furce. Miss Goodspevd
was ill the first parttf the week, and
tho other members, remaining at their
work by sheer grit.
PUREBRED COMPLETES 10-MONTBS' RECORD
CANARY
The Ilolstein cow pictured nbovo la ported credits this cow with a total
n "typical duiiy animal" nnd is one milk production In tho 305 day dlvis
f ii fi ... thm ... I,.,!,,., do. io of 15'S01,4 ,bs-with 3-46 "Verage
veloped by "J innnie" Wntson, tlw sou
of Mr. nnd Mrs. RolHo Wataon, of
thin anility. "May" as thn cow is
Unawn, has made in thp past two of-
(Wnl t ononis itualifylng in nilvnnccd
rogistry in tho herd book of the Hoi-
iUin i'ielsinn Association of Amori-
L.a
Dur'tj tho pnst your frosWnir on
Feb, 3, .021 tho official record ro-
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENES; JURY
INDICTS SEVERAL1
KKDKKHKUG INDICTED FOR
MANSLA L'CFITEK; TRIAL
MARCH 14
CIVIL CASES TRIED FIRST
SEVERAL CHARGED WITH CON.
TRII1UTING TO DE
L1NQUENCY Judee Uaglcy convened court on
Xontiuy eveninc and heard the report!
of tho Grand Jury which returned
eleven indictments.
'at murder in isccond deuree-
I
for I
William li. Johnson indicted
forgery, havinR forjted three checks'
w i - r
5U' and wa" Mntcnfcd to 9
. . ... ,
lead ,
years
,-vnd coKti. He was paroled in regard to
the priwm sentence and is allowed to (
pay the 117.00 and costs in monthly!
inntallmcntn of 415.00
Grace Chtldcrs wn indicted on the
I charge of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor. Plead guilty and
foweij to nay by paying month-
ly instaa'lments of $26 00 each.
Robert H. Getchell was indicted on
ehnrRe of unlawful failure to support
child. He was paroled and ordered to
op-;Py 200 Tcr ,nontn 10r support 01
child.
Geo.Childers was mulcted on charge
of lewd co-habitation and was sen
tenced to 3 months in the county jail.
l.uren Whitney, was indicted on
the charge of 'ewd co-habitation.Plea
guilty and was fined $300. He was
naroled on payment of $100 and re
mainder ut rate of $20 per month.
Wesley Kaney and Grace Childers
(Continued on Page 0)
FOBES MAY DE KOL,
NO.33007.
.t Kiut-lmr r.'tX C.Or. nf l.ntt..r fnt.
' iuiva,en't to C47 ,bs of ,?omemrcinl '
butter. Tho foregoing tost was com-l
monied with n scvea day official roc-
onl of 530,0 lb8 of milk, testing 3.894
per cent fat, making 20.895 butter fut
"May" freshened again on Feb. 17, 1
1022, dropping n fine heifer calf with. ;
In one year ami fourteen days from
her last calving; sho was again put on (
eeven (lay tt which h just bwo
Baskctccrs
Finally Win
Recognition
Hurrah for Turnbullt
Turnbult turned the trtek ami
now Tillamook hifth school has
ben rccognizel by the State
Athletic Hoard ami given a
chance to win the hii;htJt basket
ball honors in the state.
Turnbull journeyed to Forwt
Grov0 with blrxxl in his ey Tue
day night end met with th other
two members of the alblrtk
council of thici district with the
net result that afber Turnbull had
"talked Turkey" Newberg was
forced to come to terms and
las finally agreed to play Tilla
mook a third and deciding gara
for the championship o thi dis
trict, providing Tillamk defeats
V.-Minnville here Saturday night
The game is scheduled to ls
p'ayed Monday, March 13, on the
McMinnville floor, which is neu
tral territory, although before
the meeting of the board it was
Ncwberg's contention that it was
not but that the Newberg Col
lege floor was. Tumbull, natural
ly, couldn't acrce, and hung out
for McMinnville. Special disper
sation has been received from
state headquarters to J)lay tho
came at Mac, and so all is !ove!y"
and the- gcKiso. hangs, high gh,-.
vided wo beat McMinnville
If ever ther Tvas. a crowd at the"
high achoo' gynin there should
b one Saturday. Stores suoulc!
close, the band should turn vut
and every red corpusled .
woman and child rtiould be on
hand for the Karae. Tillpi" k
never before had such n twrn
Let's show our civic pride Knd a
preciation in this instance in a
manner that cannot bir-rnisnndjjr- .
stood. Sports Editor of -the
Herald.
Dr. Boals report's the ifo'lowing
Sirths: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curl, a gir'
February 17th; Mr. and Mrs. M. r
Kit'n, a girl, Februarj- 21st; Mr. and
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, a boy, March
1st; Mr and Mrs. George Morris a
girl, March 4th.
HFIIB
completod with u credit of 081.0 lb.
of milk- averaging 83 lbs per da
over 10 gul'ons- testing 3.77 pei
t.itt. fi!.
j,mm,,.. is vcry proud oJ his C0Wk
ind nlso two very fine heifer calves
and hopes some day to havu a very
fine heul of pur0 bred hulstoins nnd
be a "real dairyman" in TillniQObk
ty. When ho finishes high school
ho wnnts to go to collcgu and get n
deto course, in anlmul huebumir
chemlsti-y and soli fortuity, Koop
your cyo on Jim WaUon.
3wi Lili I
MANUFACTURING
PLANT LOOMS
LOCAL MKN OFF FOR TUB
EAST IN INTEREST
OF PLAN
M m ADDED PAYROLL
OIL COMPANIES TO HE IN
TERESTED IN LANTZ
OIL IJL'RNER
TILLAMOOK
Tillomock may soon become the
nona of one of tbe itatc's great man-.
afndfor,ing entarpriflif tlic plans of'
some orotic most responsible citizens
matorfa'ize as they bid fair to do at
this writing,
" Saturday E. T. Haltom, E. G. Lantz
nd Jack Cronin left Tillamook on a
su-wceks trip to Eastern and South
ern cities in the interests "of this very
enterprise the new and enlarged
Lsntz Oil Burner Co., a company
formed to promote, and manufacture
the patent of a local man whi-h Her
ald rcadirare, oTcourse, very fam
"Uar.'mthv . . -t
It is planned to interest the large
otKnaniesiofjTbe Atlantic j," sea
bord, middle wcVtTtxasand Califor
nia and to establish factories in the
art and in Tillamook.
The gentlemen named went from
h r- direct to Chicago and will go
from "there Jo Toledo, Cleveland,
Yi'ungstoun, Pittsburg; make a' side
trip to Detroit, returning to St Louis,
'-hen to Co'umbus, Cincinnati and In
lianapolis, then to New Orleans, via
Memphis and then to Dallas, Fort
Worth, Texas arid making nnothe.
. de trip to Oklahoma City and Tulsa
and then homo via .California. 7
Mr. Haltom, who ha3 lately become
affiliated with the company is of the
"'n that the Lantz Burner is the
rfreatost domestic and commercial J
patent of recent years. tHo. is not a
wtld-catter nor prone to invdrt where
there is the least possibility cjPtjoubti
' eM-e the stability of he project ia as.
ured lie says that in the iast kcr-
ti is a drug on the ronrkc, selling
r fnni I to S cents jjiir gallon. This .
'trong argument In faVc;;of tho
irnor, for it is absolutely on.of the
t economical anl, best ever manu-
''.'t'Jred. It is adopted to household
! commercial usesj1
Tw are in use in commercial work
hereone nt the Sanitary Market
where it is used in cooking meats for
nusage nnd another t the Louvre
'-r candy manufacture. Their suc
cess lends Mr. Haltom to'assert that
there is a great field.for the burner in
hose- and kindreHHines.
It is planned to fornr associations
with the larger .companies of, tho dls;
ricts to be vfsitod and to establish
p'ctorics where freight rn to s will not
be prohibitive Tho Til'nmook factory
dans for whicJi nre, under considern
t'on, will care for tho Northwest dis- '
trict I
A complcto demonstrating .outfit
vi's .carried east by tho Tillamookers,
a burner of mlnaMfVo size being set
" in a specially constructed trunk.
hot water tank, radiators, rango
d all nre connected up in tho dls-
nv. which by tin way is ono of the
atest pieces- of work wo have, seer; '
n a long' time. Tho outfit was on
Jisplay n"V the Portland hotel Sunday
night nml n trotted consldorablo ai
tentir h was constructed by My.
Lant ' h- inventor of the burpjehl
Wh" na,t Mo Ilnltom aso
leima n icv i; over inn eastern mat.
kct's with n view o making iii'bf:ji;K
ior niH,uig uuparuncnt srorc now
I). Robinson "reports tbe frfollp,lf
Mi'tha; Mr. and Mrs, Vogref 'MeWW,
i girl, March h.;wrS4 Mr..
Vrcnnlo KeUow, or II.mm, a ptL .s-
Murch 7th,
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