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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
1
A garbled notice invites visitors to Haltom’s corner as a home store to use a rest and writing room with balcony lavatories and phones available. It promises all day Friday double Gold Blood trading startups throughout the store, though some wording is unclear.
Alvin Lewis and O. J. Marie, investigators of Pacific wildlife, joined by W. J. Stillwell, visited Arch Rock reserve near Netarts to study seabirds and seals. A capsizing near the rocks forced a rescue after days of rough seas, losing two cameras valued at thirty dollars each.
The Great Pilgrim's Progress moving picture will be shown at the Methodist Church on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings this week with a lecturer and pianist. It drew 1600 people at the First Presbyterian Church of Portland last week who were turned away.
The Third Regiment Oregon National Guard arrives and establishes Camp West on M1 railroad land east of the rail and south of Fairview High. About 500 to 600 officers and men drill daily with a full schedule and a sham battle planned.
Wd Stillwell employed by the state to place underwater mines at the mouth of the Sturgeon Channel to kill seals damaging salmon. Mines will be attached to electric batteries with warnings and lights. Stillwell will monitor to keep boats away from the danger at all times.
The Mazama Club of Portland toured Tillamook County last week. Members listed include Gee, D. Nelson, Mrs J. E. Nelson, Dr. Kerr, Charlotte Harris, Wm. Conner, Katherina Knapp, Pauline Geballe, and many others. They stayed in Bay City on Friday, hiked to Netarts Saturday, registered at Todd Hotel in Tillamook Sunday, then returned home Sunday afternoon.
Gilbert the pastor of Astoria's leading Presbyterian church is set to lead open air field services at the camp with fine music. Portland health officer Dr Macelius and Major Winn oversee medical and commissary duties while Judge Campbell and Col Martin visit and praise the camp. The Commercial Club plans comfort and entertainment for soldiers as clams are gathered for messes and Tillamook cheese is prepared for rations. Subscribe for the HERALD-Now.
A pavement dispute between Tide mook citizens and Warren Construction Co is before Judge J W Campbell in Oregon City. The suit alleges the company supplied inferior Bitulithic pavement and seeks redress. Attorneys for both sides, experts including Major H T Bowlby and chemists, and testimony by Engineer Richardson feature in the proceeding as court adjourns to resume Wednesday.
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