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TILLAMOOK HERALD TILLAMOOK THE LAND OF CHEESE, TREES AND OCEAN BREEZE "T li Plr Thai Does TklHfi" Watch Th HaraM In 1922 Vol. XXVI TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL, 20, 1922 No. 25 BASEBALL NORBLAU IS 10 SPEAK HERE ON I oi'i:mn; U.v or I'Oi.iticai.I I AMI'MCN TAKK8 I'l.AtK AT UTV HALL IS T1I.IA. M(HIK HAWLEY'S JOB IS SOUGHT cmsr MAS 18 Nt I'l'MUT OF MANY TILMMOOKKKH SATURDAY u run . jh. '25 Seniors Will ,mpsl will W fired Ik!.. y me hi tthen Kinl 8nato S .r : 4 Allot la, Kvpuldlcan n j4', : r th aUv.v of CtKrnin Item u ditlrict, will addrwu th tDft - thi rily at the lty Hall. T '. a 1( county em t n rally. tec t the upjHirl of Nerblad; he U j 'wVM 4pon at the Moe who will , lf4 i -ut nf th wtldeme of ton- fnM. neglect utM a man no win , lHwrfu Atfaml KUlol AlKlmol. h-Aka iur developmpfit anJlOknn Amlrn. M'crvl AtmmS Iwprc r-nrnl nl tvd known to!triut, lUrloy t)vMloa, V. t l)n4 tK e .nmrnul hd at Wfcthlnff. Mattel lU.tK. Vr Clark, Mry ten. KprrtUm fvorb! U h Kium, Oarmm 0hrtl, OtmW ftrtiuitfr werw heart) no rrry hul (JttiVfiJ, Mario Gunflcctf, Kmwwtt 0", till we following tho cluvr nn lllatwhp Hrn.TtKmm Urn, Ormn r,t tn Tht lln'uld tht ho had i . lht ulthri of lh jxop'o ami would make a bid rumination. Il looki Ilk ' r c'nnerM ami If you want e t hrr htm Ucfgr rlpctlon ( th i for tl to cv Wsht Ker A. W ity ha'l narly Saturday ra mAitth SUtu Senator '!fcd, nf AntoHa, ha l-n county f,.r th. exttvt pun of di. rudne ine nwsl of the Cwt Coun tta fr m '.hrt view point of Cot ntun j poir At tho in:lal rion of the JUv.- ellaturo lat December But p'-.ator C. J. KlwanU ohtnln ! a pro'i. tV from Mr. Nurblnd that b Wijuhi umo her for lht purMa t th f.nt opportunity, fcnd Mr. F.d rdi r. ,vi, n Irtter Wflnridy Utlns that Mr. Norblad would pak tft the p, r of Tillamook Saturday, nd a p tMic mwlintf h bn nr wnj ni ho City Hall for that pur. pu 1 i I. M. to which nil Are forJu )v n itpi to attend, liKluilInK th ladic, Mr N rhtnd It a moit Intorrst- in ipf nkrr, and bclnif Cot coun. j Ijr nAn - nthulaitlrlly Interested' in the t i-lopmcnt and prore of the Cfin runtlo. He wl'l explain th rrtunn why the Coat counties kV been hnmllcapped, and protrress KUnleil Ho la itrong for harbor Improvrmpiiu, on the Oregon coast nd li (nii of the llvo booster for the Co counties, bolnir a director of the Rooicvi-U Memorial Coast Highway AuocIbUii He will hve a powl deal to ifty on this (treat highway, and o who are Inleretted in having "' hiKhi'ay tleslgnnted a roid of Pflmary ,,y rUmee by the Secretary Agrtni turo, will be told of the dlf. Icultlcs th HoomvoU awoclatlon '" bad to encounter. Sutlo S-nnto Norblnd ha thrown bat -i t tho ring, and being a "Out C atv man. thrt Prtait COliatlOS p l y.nB to hi. aupport, ftor If ho nom naied on. tt,. PAViat 3t.. who will thiroughly look $r the interest, of ttoW . TWICK LINE RUNS AFOUL OF NEW CITY ORDINANCE On Tucsln.. .h. nw.a.nla ".K wn he , I un .n.l uav ; b,a u Kad raaad to yaytexM, agalwt on'y j h-"ci,u ,f M ur yr a. tck "Mk Tillamook's Cundidjii e For (he ( luvcniorship Jl'DM- W1IIS U K HOLM I S VI 1 till II il I U 1 I L-1 C j j CoinmoWfiiirti. nrwiin Ul lb Ttlatncwk lush whwl will Ut it W Thur4y, May !th. Or. MatilvMii, 0f u Pint mfcnUu lrslt e Portland Mil de tvor th. addrc. The following are Uw graduating -nlor af 103S; Mlhc, Hubort Mnhrw, Kihrn McOhrw, Ogtlon M"u'.!n. Vlary Nel- n. Man I'arki, r",rHd Surk. KlU KhrU noror kShurUiJijo, l!a t'olor - Kawn and bW l"ia Klxrr- ltludcJr.rwn i k motto 'i'adJIo )our .ihh' " . nun iiumuinu ui ON STILLWELL AVENUE At the meett'iB '' eo"'"" on Momlay evejiniB. petition 'inwd by 3'.' propotty holderm. likd for th rem-ival of the big mi bam on the corner of StiUwoil Av.-nue ami Third .Street. Tho matter referrod to thn cltv attorney. Tho matter at th va.-htion of the tiik''e north of Mrs Alice Woolfes property was deferred for the prent. ANOTHHU OI.D.TIMB l.ANDMAKK IS (50NK Another hltri- land mark tho old .Mounniln Inn n tho Yamliill-'I'lllam-Mik via Trask river, co'Iapel ueentl. It was ariwting plnco for weary tntvelors liml heail.iuarters for hundreds of fishermen eager to capture the moun tain trout in the ohl 'lays Htiivy snow cntiotl the eol lupse of the riKif, it in Haul McMinnvlllo Kowa.Heortor. PRICK OF CIIMISR DltOI'S tiihkr Chrl Hnl.orl.wh ropoit hnvlns hml to' redttco the price, o f n- r . i... .i.u heniL' t ie firt cetua on Mommy, -" , emit. v,i emus on "'wi . t . . M.. nf ai fw " ' h- iM bcr 17lh. only . i.... ii.n that Wkrt y n,J , ' l,eiul 1M0. , JjJ ti . 'i wrok .IroppM to m 7.8 t'Lr,,i.rta. urnmor to recover from -u.h it til "'chtso Production I. Srl 1 hVinw 1U21. Production n t f rut tWO weeua " , ihowlntr wuwiw w boxw. LEAGUE TH UOI.I.IK LAST WATSON MINLTH I'lLES AT TO HUN AGAINST SLOW. UKHD AND WIN. ALL ARE WELL KNOWN MEN I.VTIOH.M.S or AMI WATSON OIVIJN WINSLOW AHH V l.vf'y thre-crneif friendly eon- I l the RvnubMeati nomination 1 UVP ditnct of Orrcon which is Tilla. !muk roantjr, I in protptrt an li r. I u i of th ftltn of Holli W. Watson t I prominent TiUmook inuntr ma... ' Ul ThunuUv kfUinioun of .fejtl '.vak. , - I'rtwioiu to Mr. Watwn's aunouiu-f. m.ml Uuit h would liMik a tmt in the tower house .it Salow, CieotK W Wijwlotv and S. 0. Html had thrown tltair halt ia Ute ring ami voters saw ration of a tiydy scrap even then. With Watson in the free, too, vutww ill luivo tn smtvlt tWtr ueecln cu. idemblywheu it come to markinc Up their ballot. Vinw is a prominent attorney of th i ptttr IJe Uke an aftivo prt tn l.-?l ci, citr and frateitui rt-it' !i syneraly wll thct of. ! 1 Capable and ably filed for the rtiMtiunn. Ked b ' fiom the NVhalem coun try, be ng the proprietor of N'eah Kah N'f mountain and the hot3 that bor Unit nam. He ha a host of friends ihruughtmt the county and tild makf a tfiHxl leUlntor. Wntn i an ex-newpnienntan and wry surcesaful businees man of this city. He I known far an vrido and i i-unsidered very Capable. IVrUons of WaWon'a 'etter to the arcrntary of Ut which a-ompaniiHl hi Mhik X temont follow: If I am nominated and elevtod I wil', during my trm of office, t,ive hu best nervice of which I nm tUpnble. 1 al plwlBe to work untiringly an.) ci.n-tisentlv for a rotluction in AlH.li-hmont of Hoards tuvl l onimi-Motn by substituting n cvtr. nur cabinet. Demand ocono ey in ell Suite lnUtUtioii, that ull dep.ut imnt ke.-p within th liyilts m their under tho strictest ot, ttjpi upt nt ions k-isaltieii Demand rotluction and re. vision ol Biiiuni""e - " .w...,. leg-.-.hit'on connection with road! lnn'dimr. distribution of road funds j and game and fih funds; ulso official .ahiru'i in all departments. "ivT'iuinuod I'll I'ago 0) net REE-CORNERED CONTEST FOR REPRESENTATIVE The Best News In Is Found On the Herald readers should carefully peruse the advertisc ing columns this issue, for scattered on the 10 different pages are some unusually attractive store announcements some of which may be the means of saving you money, time and worry. Just for Instance: A grocery is offering a free package of goods to customers. Tires at $11.25 is the news contained in one dis play. One firm is advertising a special price ot; a dining table and six chairs. Another ad announces a special price on sugar. Another establishment has an important rang1 announcement. Where you can get your kodak is told in these . columns. 5 Syrup is featured by one store. ' ' V" There is a wonderf uly interesting ad on the back nacre. Mutton at 15c offers Electrical merchandise is slaughtered by one , ,. y i ' li c c?n r.n I nrm. urnips are uuwig um iux ?v.ov afo prcssni and 6gTjifitd fau taten The semce stations and garages have a message i tion of aliKninj. wth lhc new circuil that autoists cn not overlook and get away ; at the next meeting which was set with it. j Saturday night, April 29. Free examination of your car is offered by onej The meeting was coded to order triPltie I 'ent '"K atcr which The Herald Entertai'nmcnt program, will bo found in at least; JJt lSZ two of the advertisements. j from pIaying organired bai, and siv. Even garages have odds and ends sales. If you inK a scnerai Pian of proceedure to do n't belive it just llin OVer the ads. ! ard organiiation. Acting as tern- .... .. porary chairman he secured an ex- The sources from whence these tid bits of information pon from ai, present. Each m immn :iro eai"i lv found in these columns. Take our tip eveiy team, was greatly in favor of "u get the habit of reading Herald advertising regularly a"d thoroughlv. Bv so doing you are bound to form the "buy- " . . .r ' at-home habit. Clcan-Up Week Comes In Mav At tho regular meeting of the City Council on Monday evening it Us decided to make tho first week in Mi.y Cenn-Up veek. Tho 'o men's club of the ciy will work in conjunction with tho city authorities and a special effort wt'l bo made to give the city a Uiorough cleaning. It is Urged thnt the grass along tho 'ire of the walks be cut, so that pedestrians may not bo annoyed and o thnt the wn ks may bo in 'a pre rlwin up the city is prepnrtitions to sentnble nppcmratvre, Tho effort to tho coming conventions and it I od that everyone will coonprutn willi thn Indies nilrl thr. council who i...vu .), W0rk in charge. Tho mayor will give the 'miles who havo the work in hand police authority. Mrs. Dorsoy left Wednesday mom i'ng for Gariba'di whero sha visited with friends for tho iy. JOHN CLAIRE MONTEITH WHO APPEARS IN SONG. RECITAL AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH MONDAY EVE. MAY 1 v IS Today's Paper "Shelves" Inside an opportunity to save JUDGE HOLMES' PLATFORM OUT LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CANDI DATE ANNOUNCES THAT HE IS AN OUT AND OUT ENEMY OF- TAX EATEItS Veb3tor Holmes who, last week lied for the Democratic nomination for governor hUs issued a platform on which he bases his candidacy. A por tion follows: 1 bdievc m a one term mtumbency. I believe in a consi.itut.onal govern ment, as provided in our State Con stitution, I woud, if Governor, try to havo ubolislied ull bureaus and commis sions, excepting the Industrial Acci dent Commission. I wou.d not continue by appoint ment any of tho appointive boards or commissions. I am opposed to and would veto any bill for any now ttix, or any act creut. ,ng an income tax. I would veto any bill making unnec essary appropriations for any of the State schools. I would use cvory power to huve simplified all systems of public ac counting. I am not in favor of and would ro fuso to continue any Fish and Game Commission. I roalizo that in order to reduco our destructive rate of taxation, that wo mus reduco stato and publk ex pense, by having more efficiency and ess public omployoos and live within our Income. I would do my best tolimimUo every commission and board possible and every employee of the state pos slb'e, I would insist that all State em ployees own their own .conveyances or wa'k. The completed platform will appear in our next issue. Vaughn's grocery is being (ended by George Hoskins 'during Mr. Vaughn's absence He w&b call) 1 to Portland because of the illness of his sisUr. ORGAN ZED TlliamOOk CoUtlty To Have Organized Semi-Pro Ball Loop Six Clubs Now Entered and More to Enter it Next Meeting; Better Ball Promised; Season to Open May 14 and Close Fair Week; Big Year In Prospect, Say League Heads. A six-team Tillamook county base bail league was formally launched at U wed attended and enthusiastic meet. in held in the Tillamook city council cha.-.ibers Tuesday night. The teams signing the charter roll of Oregon's newest ball loop were, llrKhtpn, Mohler, Nehalem, Beaver, Whtu rund Tiiiamook. a rePnenu. Uve fro mthe tairview team was league. Balloting for officers then F-Nu,nnioflIeelc,r being elected president, A. H. trench of rillamook vce president, Peto Gabriel of TiLamook secretary and . hope for the futuro of tho county. Clei.t King treasurer. j He was one of the pioneer workers Hales and regulations prepared by ' in the prohibition cause and was ev this scribe were then introduced tind er diligent in season and out of sea- after a general interpretation and dis. cussion were adopted. Under these rulej and regulations each ttUm must strictly adher to clean spoi tsmanshtp, banish all gambling, prolabit swearing and smoking on the rpiajmg field maintuin a diamond m f.rslj c'ass shape, chargo a uniform admittance fee Und is limited to a maximum number of 15 players who mure bo signed seven days prior t0 any regularly scheduled ieiiguc game, Each team was required to buy it's franchise and to post li forfait feo of $25 ss a guarantee that it would com. p.ct i it'j siheedule. It was the general wish of the meet ting that more teams be taken in and to this end Doc Simonsen was ap poin.ed as U committee of one to get in touch with any other teams that may havo been organized and endeav or to get them into the. fold. Gari baldi, Clovcrda e and Hay City should be ropreseuted in the league" and an juvitation is hereby extended to the matngors of these teams to get in touch with Tho Herald and be pre sent at thu next meeting to bo held in Tillamook on tho 29th. Akmittanco to a'l games in tho cir. cuit will bo 10c for children and 35 for adults. Each club is permitted to cliUr,?o grandstand fee if desired. Umpires wil be appointed to work directly under the league heads. They wiH bo assigned to games in advance from a list to bo submitted by the managers. A schedule committee consisting of King, Jolliffc and Sim onsen was appointed to draw up a sctuxlu'p that is to start May 14 and terminato perhaps on tho dates that the onnual county fair is held. No delegate appeared to represent the Tillamook team, but knowing that a teva n is to be formed hero The Her. a'd man was delegated to act in their .Interest. It is hoped that before the next meeting some, dof inate action is taken hero and n duly accredited -oproscntative sent to the meeting, othorwiso Tillamook's franchiso will bp dropped and awurded to Borne other team. Outside county managers say that- a leaguo without Tillamook ro il, t bi to their 11' ing, Tho tenm managers at this meet ing woro: W, F. Jolliff of Wheo'cr, il. E. McLood of Mohler, Hwrbwk Stam of Brighton, E. B. G res ham of Ncha'om, Clent King of Bcavar and 35 interested fans and players were also on hand the consensus of opin ion being that baseball in Tillamook county was to enjoy it's greatest year in 1922. J. C. BEWLEY OIES AT PORTLAND FRIDAY J.CBewley, a resident of Tillamook .ounty from 1879 to 1917, died at the aome of his daughter Mrs. Fred .dinhh at Portland on Friday night of last week, burial taking place oa .donday afternoon. Deceased took a very active part in .he early histor of the county and .vas for years deputy U. S. Marshal lor this district. 0f - He had real estr.te holdings of some extent in tho county. He was a man considerable intellect and broad vision and had much well grounded son. J. C. Bewley was well into hia eighties and was born in Oregon. During his boyhood days he often met and talked with Dr. McLaugh lin at Oregon City, in those days of long ago. The deiith of Mrs. Bewley occurred a year or more ago. This worthy .soup'e leaves a host of friends in Tillamook City to mourn their de. i Parturo . NEW BOUNTY LAW WILL AFFECT ALL TRAPPERS At the spocial session of the leg islature a new bounty law was passed which explicitly states that those de siring County money for the killing of wi'd animals by themselves, must appear in person accompanied b two free'.hoders as witnesses. The old law allowed a neighbor aa agent to bring in the hide and socure the bounty, and was some what lax. The change was made b cause of tho abuse which was perpe trated upon the counties in Oregon which joined Idaho. We understand that unscrupulous trappers brought largo numbers of hides from Idaho where there was no bounty and "buncoed" some of the Eastern Oregon gon counies out of thousands ol dol lars. Ball Players. Notice! All players desiring to try rat for positions on a team to 're present Titamook in the new Til Inmook county baseball league art) reequested to attend a meeting at the fricmon's rooms in the city hall Friday evening of this week at 8 P. M. At this meeting orgaaJaatien plans wl bo discussed. If yeu want Tilamook to haves a live wire team and if you want ta play on it COME OUT, Business men and fan iU csttd are especially lavited t- ; tend. It ia puryeMt mk$ 3 hit a ivk ftcrprisi. U's 0 V f