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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1906)
Vol. XIX TILLAMOOK, OREGON, | [ DECEMBER 27, 1906 break from county jail ---------- The Bank Check Forger Recap- tnred by the Sheriff. Begin the new year right bv having lags at Mason’s !°. 64-S1.800 buy* a f«rm and 10 good Dairy Cows. The farm hn. 39 acre ol creek bottomland, <4 which there is 20 «cres m meadow and the balan-e ■* i* staked off and areded to gram. The house is a Leautitul one anj a hnlf.torv • ix room cottage, nil nicely finished and painted, and cost about $1 0>0 tc. build The barn i* large enough to hold 15 cows, team and hav cart’ ahich cost not less than »400. On one corner of the place, jn*t one quarter o n mile from the house is a school house, church and cheese fnctorv Thi. bautiful little home is l.-cnted at Pleasant Valley, so named for its beautiful scenery and being sheltered from the winds. Place is on the m in county ro d eight miles from Till imook City, The above is a true description and the fist’partv who pay. me »1000 down can have time on the balance and take p>«*e«»ion at once. Remember the 10 cows will yield an income enough to pw for Mie place in three years. For sale by Ralph Acklev. ’ Io 63—We have lor sale a 75 ncre farm just 3k, miles from Tillamook City 56 acres nt this place is slashed an.I in grass ; 12 acres in meadow. The place is all liver bottom land. This little farm Ims 21 choice dairy cows wlich go with it A good team and wagon and harness, one buggy and sever* other farm implements. The lucky lellow who bins this place can make m income ol I $1,500 next year, and by little work the plncecan Iw made to kep 50 cows which will Yield an income of $3.000 annuallv. 1 lie place has e<» i house and barn and is ready to go onto at any time. Price $9,000. Sold oi easy terms alph Ackley, Real Estate, Tillamoek, Ore. ILLAM00K JOTTINGS You enn get st^',oiig powder now »t King & Mills. - jo per cent Off on Holiday G A. Edmund* expect* 1,500 hnshels ofgrev. winter Seed Oats on the next (ds r at Homer Mason’s, ' I trip of the Elmore. 'Those having orders t. Botts, for abstracts. placed, please take notice and call as vallev apples at McNair's. soon as tlie steamer arrive*. Those de -Henry E. Morris, eye spaiialist. * siring seed oats will save fully 15 per nese ware for 'Xmcs at King & ; cent by buying at once from this lot. * The school districts which hare levied ViLlun th>.,hotographer, makes up special taxes are : No. 5, 5 mills ; No. 9, 7 mills; No. 13, 5 mills; No. 15, 6 leBonril\( 'U/nijny Coni uiissiuners mills ; No. 19, 3 mills ; No. 23, 1 mill ; No. 31,6 mills ; No. 33, 5 mills ; No. 37. [meet next Wbcinhaday. 7 mills ; No. 42.1 mill ; No . 44,10 mills; srris will le*d your team hay and No. 46, 3 mills ; No. 50, 10 mills ; No j them over night for 50c. • 51, 20 mills ; No. 53, 7 mills. hat stock of hardware at King & New Year set mans at the Christian Ils js getting more complete every Church next Lord's Day morning and . * evening. Subject of the morning ser ou can get that Jap-a-lac that you mon : ‘‘A New Year's Message.’’ Sub r read so much about at King & ject of the evening sermon : “A Young Is. Man's New Year Meditation.’’ Good /anted, a few choice timber claims* song service will be arranged nnd a [which will pay good price.—F. R. cordial invitation is extended to all. A subscription list is being circulated into the habit of trading at Pntz (or the purpose of establishing a hospi and receive a 5 per cent discount tai in this city, the subscriptions to be ish. • used for the location, erection or pur on make any new year resolutions chase of a hospital buildiag south of the io them. Don't be a quitter or get Catholic church, the same to l>e uader su;»ervision ot Rev. L. A. Le Miller, the let. | leave vonr horses in the rain parish priest, the hospital to lie given into the charge of an order otexperienc. •ou can tie them in Harris’ Tie ed hospital sisters ot the Catholic church IrlOcts. and the same to Ire operated as a public I forget to stop at Harris’ Feed hospital. Ihe cheapest place in the citv to Christmas passed off pleasantly in bur team. * Tillamook this rear with the usual reported that Ben Vantress and Christmas entertainments. The public ‘lorn Perkins are to be married on school had a pleasant gathering on Fri tar's day. day afternoon, and lheie was an excel iteil Timber Claims.—I will pay lent entertainment at St. Alphonous >r Tirnlier. Don't sell without fi*st academy or. Saturday evening, which was well attended. On Christmas eve me. Ralph Ackley. * not too late to make a Christmas the asual entertainments look place in w Year's present of n pair of the different churches which were well attended. Ihe weather on Christmas s —Dr. Henry Morris. * day was mild, but showery. lumber schooner Coquille River It is about time that a start was made i Wednesday with a cargo of lum- to wipe off the county’* indebtedne»». >m the saw mill at Hobsonville. and we move that the court levy a 10 rlcd on Tuesday, by County Judge mill tax every year until the same is paid Goodspeed, in this city. Mr. off, lor there is no setue in allowing the • Hunt and Miss Lottie Johnson, indebtedness toremninfor another dozen re will l>e a meetpig of the mem years. Thecaune of the indebtedness is ard friends of the Presbyteria.n that the county court, year after year, I after the service on Sunday even- has not levied enough tax to cover the expenditures, consequently, for a number is the time for you to get your of years the county has been getting in amined for those ’Xmns present to debt and no provision made to pay it 1 which you received.—Dr. Henry off. This is as good « ti«e a* any lo start in to do something and stop tl e Bewley, real estate and rentals leakage of about $4.0°<' ‘h«‘ » l*'d o,'t Kur Timber, Farm and Citv Pro- annunllv for interest «lone, for that It a reasonable price with me and amount of money is thro*" away every «11 it and guarantee you satisfac year because the county ha* been allow • etl to get so far behind. I tied on Wednesday evening at the •ge of the Chrixiian Church, by ’• G F. Zimmerman, the psstor, liester M. Thomas and Miss May IV. Dr. Baird wa* unable to reach Jv in time to hcJd service there l*y morning, he will preach i txt Sunday morning, and in this the evening. special meeting o< the school dis- Mondav, a levy of 7 twills was i •Vj mills for general school pur- ! •d lMi mill* for the sinking fund. , •f 13 mill* were levied. s Kelsay, dentist, has office* in ’ Building, where he is prepared i kind* of first das*, up-to-date . »■ Consult Dr. Kelsay about «b and he will give you the best SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS AT MASON’S- ® vour eye* properly fitted —Dr. Henry M >rris. • F SPECIAL NOTICE I L. J. Arstell, the hank check forger, All customers holding SALE SLIPS and expecting The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on made another record for himself on Sat to use them on PREMIUMS MUST TURN THEM Monday morning, and owing to the fog urday when he broke out of the County had to remain outside the previous night jail, but was promptly revuptured at the IN TO THE STORE NOT LATER THAN with her passengers, who were Mrs. Tit. point of a gun by Sheriff Crenshaw. When it became known that Arstell had tie, Miss Waller. Carl Knudson, Messrs Williams, Marolf, Hasbrough and Wells. broken out of the new county jail, it She left here on Thursday and went out caused some surprise, for it was thought I intend to give Premiums during the year 1907. the same day, here passengers being Mr. that the jail had been so constructed But I POSITIVELY cannot allow SALE SLIPS secured Tilden and wife and family, Mrs. Nielson, that no prisoner could escape. Not so this year to apply ou next year’s business. Mrs. Tillison, W. Williams, Mrs. S. 8 however, for there was one defective place in the jail, and Arstell soon de Phelps, J. B. McCowell and wife, Mr Are you goiug to make a NEW YEAR’S tected it. In the corridor is a padded Hicklin and wife and Ed. Tomilson. GIFT. If so, buy them at ihis store. All Left-Overs cell for insane persons, which has a Revival meetings at the United Breth strong iron door, fastened with a Yale from ’Xmas, are on SALE at about HALF PRICE.! ern church will commence next Sund iv lock. In the padded cell is a transom Rev. Chas. H. Way mire and his «laugh Watch the Papers for announcement of the window, with no bars to prevent a pris trr Mary are expected here on Monday, oner from escaping out of that into the I Biggest Money Saving Event at this Store ever re and will assist in conducting the revival. toilet, and from there into the main ’ corded in Tillamook County There will be watch night meeting, com hall of the court house mincing at the usual hour. Services It is customarv for the sheriff to allow We Wish All every night during the week commenc prisoners out of their cells during the ing at 7:30. The Christmas entertain flay into the corridor, so ns io enable ment was a grand success. An excel the n to have recreation. While the lent program was rendered by the mem officials were at dinner on Saturday, bers of the Sunday School. Mrs. Dr. I Arstell, with an old case knife used for M. Smith again proved her ability in his meals, sawed the hasp of the Yale training the children for the Christmas lock of the padded cell, through about entertainment. There were 402 pres a quarter of an inch of brass, and then ents distributed to the members and wrenched the lock off. Obtaining a friends of the Sunday school. A cordial chair, he managed to get through the City Council Meeting Edmund’s Locals. invitation is extended to the public to transom into the toilet ; thence into the At a meeting of the city council on attend all the services.—N. J Crawford, main hall of the court house and out by Fnncv Nebraska Sorghum at 55c. per Wednesday evening, a levy of 10 mills pastor, # gallon until Jan. 1st only. Bring jugs. the south door, taking with him his was made. The bi U h allowed were : The railroad meeting on Saturday’ last coat on his arm. Having obtained his Best Standard Rolled Burley $28 50 $200 00 Thayer & Johnson at the opera house, although not largely liberty, Arstell must have made up his Carl Haberlacli ... . 25 00 per ton for a short time only. attended, got down to business so as to mind to get out of the county across one Geo. Lamb ......... 1 65 Wlieat$1.50 per ton. . 7 65 meet the situation. Mavor H. T. Botts, fo the roads oxer the mountain, for he King & Mills ....... . 44 Dairy butter 40c. per roll. Messrs. Claude Thayer and A. J. Cohn took to running in that direction. M. E. A. Edwards .... 22 25 J. U. Gove ........... We enrry the best of everything for and Engineer Davis went over the situa Bars passed him and passed the time of Reports of the Recorder and that of tion, which we pointed out in our last day , with him, saying you are out then. the City Treasurer were submitted and man to eat that money can buy. Red Ribbon Strawberries and Cherries, issue, and which is simply this, there was It so happened that Sheriff Crenshaw that of Recorder J. C. Holden is ss fol not enough money subscribed for rights was in the neighborhood of the academy, lows, which slmws an indebtedness of 31b. cans at 20c. the can while they last. of way. At one time it was thought and , If the Flour you are using doe* not ex seeing a man running across the $3,297.57 on the general fund, and that from $12,000 to $15,000 would be | lots, suspicioned that he had been up to $1,851.05 on the mad fund, but there is actly please vou, try a sack of our best sufficient, but it is now found that about something < and was getting out of town enough to off m t the latter from persons and your troubles will be over. $20,000 will be required. Over $14,000 as . quickly as possible. The sheriff de owing the city ¡for improvements done We are now cutting August cheese, the was subscribed, and as so many persons < cided that he would hold him up, any by the city. Out of the taxes collected 1>est in Tillamook county. It will please. The finest assortment of Candy, Nuts who will be directly benefited by the ad way, not dreaming that it was his last year $1,831.65 went to the W ater and Fruits in the city for Christmas vent of a i ailroad had not subscribed it prisoner ( who had escaped. Crenshaw Commission. trade—and prices yery low. was decided at the meeting to make was al the corner of the academy, and GENERAL FUND. You can snve 5 to 10 per cent on your another effort to raise the extra $6,000, had | to run two blocks, while Arstell Bal. on hand January 1st, 19(>6. |19 80 as the railroad company had more than was coming in the direction of the Hand- Amount received on taxes ....... 401) 77 Groceries, Flour and Feed by trading nt G. A. E dmonds . lived up to its agreement. Messrs. A. J. | ley residence. When within a block and Amount received on licenses W Our Study is to plense the inner Cohn and M F. Leach have lieen solitit- a i half of Arstell, the sheriff saw that it and tines .................................. 262 50 man. ing subscriptions, and our readers will was his prisoner who was running be glad to hear they are meeting with Crenshaw > then*made the mud flv under Total .................................... $718 07 Local Ina'.itute. success, for $2,000 have been subscribed his | feet, for while Arstell was covering Amount p iid «»ut on Warrants towards the $6,000 to l>e raised, and it one < block the sheriff covered a block and and I merest ............................ 347 23 A Local Institute and School Patrons’ is thought that if those who have not a f half. Just as Arstell came to the Convention is to lie held at Beaver, on $165 »4 subscribed will do the right thing it will Handlev | corn?r. the sheriff suddenly bob Gal. on hand Saturday |anuary 12, commencing nt not take long to get the balance, for this bed | up in front of him with a determina 10:00 o’clock, the program lieing as fol- A mount of outstanding warrants is a public matter and of vital impor- tion t on his countenance and a uglv 27 85 lows : for the year, 1904 ..................... tance to the county and the property looking J gun pointing riglit into Arslell’s Reading. A mount of outstanding warrants owners. ____________ ’ f face, with a command to stop. Arstell for the year, 1905.................... 1251 52 I hi the Course of Study, Discussion led partly obeyed, which did not satisfy the by Mrs. M F. Dunstan. Light Mitchell Wagon for Sale. sheriff, who told him if he did not obey A mounts of outstanding warrants hi White’s Art of Teaching, Discussion for the year, 1906 ..................... 2018 20 For sale, n light Mitchell wagon, to be he would shoot him dead. As Arstell led by Prof. W. R. Rutherford. sold for $35; »early new.—Ike Quick, peered into the barrel of the revolver, 'Total .................................. $3297 57 Arithmetic. which looked to him as big ns a bushel South Praiiie _______ In White’s Art of Teaching, Discussion ROAD FUND. liasket. he was halted and his break for Bal.oiibuud January 1st. 1996 led by Mr. V. B. (join. For Sale» at a Barga n liberty frustrated. Catching his prison Amount received on taxes ... Afternoon’s Program : For sale, a good Wagon, Team and er by the shoulder, the sheriff took his Amount received on street assess ”VMmt Apparatus do we need in our Harness, at a bargain —Address Fred mail back to the county jail and placed Schools ?” General Discussion. ments ..................................... in a cell, where he will have to remain C. Skomp. Tillamook. “ I he Consolidation of Schools in this Total ................................ »1200 20 until he is sentenced for forging bank Community. ” For Sale or Kent. checks, nor will he have the privilege of Amount ¡mid out on »arriint* W. W. Wiley, County Superintendent. and intere*» ............................... 1151 83 the corridor in the future, for there is W. D. Glad well, Director, District No* For sale or rent. 80 ncre*. about all now a growing opinion that Arstell is »48 87 liai, on hand .. 50. level, 15 acre* cranberry land. acre* a dangerous man and this is not the R. Y. Blalock, Clerk, District No 32. cranlierrv in bearing. Several acre*onion first scrape he has been in. A mount of outstanding warrant* 7 (Ml The School Director : for the year, 1005 ................... land that will produce 800 bushels an When brought back to the jail, Arstell Amount of oiilsiauding warrant* As a Parent—V M. Ginn, Clerk of nuallv per acre. 40 acres in pasture and for the year, 1W00 .................. 1844 05 District No. H. meadow. House, barn* and other build assumed a sour, uglv mood, and would As a Cilixen— J. J. Howser, District ings. Ten cows with place. Close to not eat the meals furnished him, but it Total ...................................... »1851 05 No 27. school and post office. Write or call on seems he soon thought lietter of this and WATEK FUXD. now taking his meals regularly, but is As a School Officer—C. J. Blanchard, M. Sommer. Sandlake. Ore Amount receivetl on taxe* .......... »P31 65 it is with a spoon now instead of a knife Amount fiaid to Water ijotuuii*- Director, District No 26. siou................... 931 65 A general discussion will be had on the For Dry Goods and Notions and fork. subject : ’’The Changes needed in the go to Homer Mason’s at D. T. It is evident that Arstell had planned to escape from the jail by taking one of MEN'S, BOY’S AND CHIL School Law ” Edmunds’ Old Store. the sashes of a window out in the jail. Anawer to Correspondent. Don’t forget the Masque He bar told the sheriff that he will DREN’S OVERALLS. Best never go to the penitentiary. in the murket at Mason ’ s. Al. I), Fairview.—In answer to your rade New Year’s Eve. letter, you were wrongly informed that the unfortunate woman, Mr*. William Hicklin, had "been locked up in a crimi .ft nal'* cell in our grand new court house,'’ for she wn* given into the care of and taken into the home of Mr*. Wilt in thia city, where she received the kindest of treatment. A* soon a* a complaint waa filed Sheriff Crenshaw brought her to the county judge'* office, where she wa* de. dared insane, and from there taken to Mr*. Wilt'*. Instead of notilying the official* at the asylum, the sheriff com municated with the woman's friend*, with the result that they have taken her out on the steamer to car* for her We t may add that while under Mr*. Wilt's car* th« woman improv*d every day. ! December 31st, 1906 I i STORE In wishing Our Numerous Customers a Happy New Year, we also thank them for the patronage they have given us the past year. Commencing on Jan. 2nd, the 1! O GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF I URDIES’ DRESS GOODS, Gent.’s Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Underouear, Hats, etc. treral nights before Christmas ■h Yamhill stage was loaded large sack* full of mail, being ’’ quantity of mail the office 'Ird. while the incoming mail* > exceeding heavy for over a 1 Masquerade Ball at Ta house, New Year’s ood music and good ment. Tickets oo, aj cents. Í1.50 per year © Bi COHN & CO., AGENT FOR YAKIMA BEST FLOUR aft: y I A Texas Wonder. The***** llill •« Bowl*. Tex . tii*i • tw>ce**i»x** y**r. Tl»* «mkr l* W. L. Hill. <•)«> from • W.lgiit of IM pound* Ira* grown Io over I’M. H* any*; "1 auffrrvd wilh a terrible rough, and doctor* gave me up to di. of Conxuinp- tion 1 w*. reduced to•«> pound*, «hen I began taking Dr King * New Di*cov. ery for Uonaumptwxt. Cough* and Cold*. Now, after taking 12 bottle*. I have tnor. than ibaibled in weight and am completely cured.’’ Only *urc Cough and Odd cure. < iuaranteed try Gha*. L ('«ortgh, Druggist. Sue. and $1.00. 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