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Vol. XIX. No. 30
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY a8, 1907.
THE LATEST REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
>1.50 per year.
White Bronze Monuments.
nie Daze (Miss Ruth Easter) was the MADE A GOOD RECORD.
a
lady of the play aud carried her part
well, as did also Miss Ethel Todd, who Representative Beals’ Timber
Watch this Space for New Rargains Every week.
made a cute Bess Starbright. Dayid
Assessment Bill Killed
Murray (Tobe Smith) had a difficult
If you contemplate the purchase of any
1650 Buys a nice House, barn and woodshed, and two part,
by the Senate.
and with more acting thrown into
Cemetery Work, it is worth your while to in­
corner lots in Tillamook City. The place has a hedge of cedar it would have helped the play some.
vestigate White Bronze, a material that ma kea
shrubbery on three sides of it which makes an excellent wind­ In a cartoon in the Oregonian on Representative A. G. Beals has return­
the only durable Monument, and surpasses
ed from the State legislature, and it is
break. The Lots alone are well worth this price.
Wednesday, under the face of a timber bui fair to say thai he made a good re­
Marble and Granite in fine, artistic fin V
barren witli a big smile on Ins counte­ cord for himself, having conscientiously
No moss growing, cracking orcrui
nance, is this verse of poetry :
no cleaning or care required.
carried out his duties to the satisfaction
We gobbled the limber and grabbed it of his constituents, who have reason to
way than granite and less expens. Mj
•» hen cheap.
Scientists endorse it as being practically ;.
The price ivu've advanced with many a fie well pleased with his work and the
tructihlc. Correspondence solicited.
confidence thev reposed in him doing the
leap.
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. Slab Wood for Sale at the Tillamook It's part of the business for us Io dodge right thing for the people. True some of
Lumbering Co.
*
taxes.
the measures he worked hard to get
*
H. f. Botts, for abstracts.
C. E Reynolds has sold his interest in That’s wli.v for the Beals bill we got out through failej, but that was not his
our axes.
the furniturestore to Carl Knudson. He
Japanese ware at King & Mills.
fault, for there was a strongcorporation
Tillamook, Orf
will continue in the undertaker and mon-
Notice to Tax Payers.
lobby at Salem which controlled the sen
Dr. Henry E. Morris, eve specialist. *
8. C. Acklin was in from Portland on ument business.
Notice is hereby giving that tne tax­ ate. The legislative record shows that
On Saturday. March 9th. there will lie roll for Tillamook County, Oregon, is Mr. Beals stood pat on every proposi­
Tuesday.
a Grange convention at Fairview, when now open for collection and payment of tion opposed to special privileges and
G. II. Ward, of Hebo, was in the city
| ilelegates to the State Grange conven. taxes, and all who make full payment graft, and fearlessly cast every vote in
Tuesday.
lion will be elected.
of their tax before March 15, 1907. will the interest of the people No measure
W. c. Thun, of Beaver, was in the city-
The monthly union temperance meet" receive a rebate of three per centum. was introduced during the session, with
on Tuesday.
ing will be held in the Christian church Half payments of taxes can be made the possible exception of the Portland
J. J. Hollett, of Blaine, was in the city next Sunday evening, when Elder Bur-
Near Todd’s Building.
prior to the first «Monday in April with­ gas franchise, that brought forth as
on Monday.
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
' nett will be the speaker.
out interest charged, or penalty, and much opposition from the paid lobby as
You can get stumping powder now at . Fred Balmer was arrested last week on the remaining half canthen be paid at did the Beals' timber assessment bill.
King & Mills.
' * ' a charge of giving liquor to a minor, any time prior to the fir»t Monday in This bill passed the house with but five
Slab Wood for Sale at the Tillamook and was released on giving bond to October, 1907. Where no tax is paid by dissenting votes, and was defeated hv
Lumbering Co.
•
the first Monday in April, 1907, said three votes in the senate, brought about
appear before tlio grand jury.
by the influence of the paid lobby and
Max Skibbe, of Astoria, was in the
Homer Mason returned from a busi tax will become delinquent, and the the influences that gave the senate the
city on Sunday.
ness trip to Portland last week, where statute requires, from that date, a name of being a slaughter pen for
McMillan, the photographer, makes up he Ixiught a new line of good. Miss charge of ten per cent penalty and an bills agninst the rich man. Three demo,
Jessie Mason, his sister, returning with interest charge of one per centum per cratic senators participated in the kill­
to date photographs.
month on the tax until it shall lie paid.
G. B. Hockett and wife, of Grants him.
ing of the Beals' timber, one of them
H. CRENSHAW,
Don't you see that if you continue to
Pass, came in on Saturday.
Sheriff and ex-officio tax collector of being Cardwell, of Yamhill. This mea­
sure originated entirely with Mr. Beals.
Miss Viola Hardin began teaching in sper.d all you make, you will be poor all Tillamook County, Ore,
your life 1 Every man, woman, boy
It was meritorious and should have be­
the Marx district on Monday.
and girl should have a savings account.
come a law, but being defeated by the
Vote of Condolence.
Harris will feed your team hay and — Tillamook Connty Bank.
corporate interests, there is general re­
keep them over night for 50c.
Fraternal Union No. 290, Tillamook
gret in Tillamook that it wns defeated.
ICE CREAM
ber lund shall furnish the Assessor
a list IN
City, Oregon, pasaej the following reso
Born, on Tuesday evening, to Mr. an J
inent SEASON.
of values, made possible not by
The bill had the endorsement of the Ore­
The
steamer
has
just
ar
­
lutions
:
of lands held, and if timbered land, then virtue or energy of their own, but by the
Mrs. Sollie Smith, a daughter.
rived. Our big stock of As the Great Fraternal Master ha1* gonian and other leading newspapers, a list of each kind of timber and the increasing demand for lumber and the
That stock of hardware at King & Spring Merchandise will be
also the endorsement of the county as-
each legal RRUSHES.
subdivision. If vigor STOVE
of the people
thereabouts
Mills is getting more complete every on display Saturday morning. seen fit, in hit* all wise providence, to sors throughout trie state. Had this bill amount on CLOTHES
BRUSIIES.
they have HAIR
personal
knowledge tliev
remove
from
our
midst
our
esteemed
Representative
Beals
save that his
BRUSHES.
HOUSE
BRUSHES.
day.
If you are up town Satur­ Sister, Esther A. Maxwell, be it hereby become a law it would have brought mav so state,
but unless
they have such county
STOVE
BRUSHES.
TOOTH
BRUSHES.
of Tillamook
is tied up on every
thousands of dollars into the public
Frank Worthington and Ed Worthing, day come in to see the New
Resolved, “ That in the loss of this
personal knowledge
they shall
file with
Ladies' Combs,
Hairpins,
Thimbles
many rich
other
articles too who pro.
side and
by these
speculators,
treasury, especially in Tillamook county,
ton were in from Cloverdale on Wednes­ Things whether you want to Sister this lodge has
numerous
to mention
and at cruise,
prices lower
than
elsewhere.
the assessor
a copy
of the latest
lost a loyal and
fess
to
owe
no
obligation
.to the people
and would have relieved the resident
day.
purchase just now or not.
faithful member aqd the husband ami
with the Tillamook
name of the person Confectionery
making the or government
of his county and are
& Bazaar.
Ira Smith and wife are expected from HALTOM’S DEPT. STORE- family a kind and loving wife and taxpayers ol some of the burdens of tax­ cruise and when such cruise was made. shirking taxes with all their might. All
ation.
Ashland next week to make their home
mother
be it also
This information shall be in affidavit along the Const of Oregon and elsewhere
Governor Chamberlain was interested
here.
form.
Resolved, “That Fraternal Union No.
in Western Oregon, he savs, this same
Kasper Schlappi’s infant child bad the
in the bill and it was his opinion that
290. extend to the bereaved husband
You can get that Jap a-lac that you
For each quarter section which he fails game of tax-dodging is on. Mr, Beals
misfortune to break its right leg on
it should have passed. It would have
and family its heartfelt sympathy in
to properly file with the Assessor, the expects a big fight Io lie made on his
have read so much about at King &
Wednesday. It «as in its mother's arms
met with his approval had it done so.
owner is subject to a fine of $25. The bill and is ready to give back fight from
Mills.
* and threw itself back, thereby causing thia the hour of their gieat afH ction,”
Mr. Beals introduced and secured the
Bonrd of Equalization is giving the lus own side.
Wanted, a few choice timber claims, it to fall over and in this way the leg and be it fun her
passage of a number ol measures, the
Resolved,
“
That
these
resolutions
be
power to bring before it nnyone who
Already timber owners are getting
for which will pay good price.—F. R. was broken. Dr. Uptou was called
most important of which were ;
spread upon the records of this lodge;
may throw light on the subject of the busy and are represented in the lobby.
Beals.
and set the broken limb.
House bill, No. 57, providing for a
timber involved.
that they be printed in our official paper
They watch the taxation committee of
Rev, Dr. Baird will occupy the pulpit
Messrs. Alonzo Clearwater and Henry and the local press, and a copy furnished method for increasing and decreasing
Personal knowledge is impossible in the House, in whose hands the bill is
in the Presbyterian church next Sunday Fawk, father of Mrs. Janies Walton, jr„
capitul stock of corporations and licen­
the family of our deceased Sister.
the case of the railroads and big syndi placed, like hawks. The committee is
morning.
sing the same. The bill imposes a license
drove in yesterday from Salem, and
•• Softly, sadly, bear her forth,
cates, but this personal knowledge, it is composed of Newell, of Washington;
fee on corporations of over $1,000,000
Get into the habit of trading at Patz- found the roads in fair condition
To her dark and silent bed,
contended, will make neeedless for n Beals, of Tillamook; Moore, of Baker;
capitalization, no provision to that effect
Weep not that she’s lost to earth,
laf's and receive a 5 per cent discount Messrs. Cl.-arwater and Fawk came over
homesteader or other small owner the Jones, of Folk, and Huntley, of Clacka­
Weep
not
that
her
spirit'«
fled.
”
being in the present law.
for cash.
*
for the purpose of looking over the
expense of hiring a cruiser.
mas.
E lla —I L an k ,
House
bill
No.
293,
provides
for
a
invest
in
Tillamook
county,
and
may
Miss Rachel Fletchall has been em­
This measure has lieeu referred to the
The state cannot force the syndicates
M aruaret N olan ,
cheese
and
creamery
inspector,
which
is
ployed to teach school in district No. 3, property.
L avinia B. C oatks .
committee on assessment Mid taxation to sell nor to open their lands and the
of special importance to Tillamook, for
Committee,
Wilson River.
Our readers will be greatly surprised
in the house and will probably exper- result is that they might as well be bar­
this is a long felt want, for the need of
icnce hard sledding.
Why leave your horses in the rain and disappointed to hear that Governor
ren wastes, so far as they <lo the state
such
legislation
and
its
benefits
cannot
Cow8 for Sale.
when you can tie them in Harris’ Tie Chamberlain vetoed Beals’ house bill for
any
good. The Southern Pacific, North­
(From
the
Oiegonian.)
be overestimated.
For sale, three good cows, will be fresh
Shed for 10 cts.
* the appointment of a state cheese, dairy
For taxation of timber lands, owned ern Pacific, Booth Kelly Lumber2Com-
Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed and creamery inspector, giving as his in March, price $35 each. Apply to Erick What the Press said about the by big tux dodging syndicates, Re pre psny and Weyerhaeusers are the biggest
Bill
Barn, the cheapest place in the city to reason that the duties should be per­ Glad.
sectative Beal«, of Tillamook, lias intro, owners and there are many others of
formed by the Oregon Dairy and Food
It is not surprising that Representative duced a bill.
large magnitude.
keep your team.
Logan Berries
Commissioner.
Beals leel disappointed on account of the
In moat cases these lands were prac­
The measure aims also to close tax
Miss Eacie Oliver began teaching in
Parties that want plants please let me defeat of the limber bill, lor lie had most
tically
stolen from the public, either
In
regard
to
the
bill
to
increase
the
loopholes,
which
the
Southern
Pacific
the Balm district on Monday, the term
salaries of the deputy clerk, deputy as. know how niauv by («ist card. One of the senators pledged to suppoit it. and the Noitliern Pacific have been using through land grants from Congress or the
being for nine months.
but their votes showed that the timber for their great limber holdings in this lieu land grab or fraudulent entry, and
sessor and deputy sheriff, Mr. Beals in­ Dollar per dozen in Tillamook.
Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay
________ L. D A ckley .
they constitute one of the greatest
lobby had done effectual work in having state.
troduced the bill, and he did so with the
cash for Timber. Don't sell without first understanding that strong petitions
land monopolisa in the world.
the bill killed It will not lie out of place
The
bill
amends
section
3070
of
the
Wood
Wanted.
seeing me. Ralph Ackley.
to repeat some of the newspaper com­ code, to tile effect that every tinilier land
would follow recommending the increase
The Red Clover Creamery Co. will ments taken from the Oregonian, Tele
Mrs. Finley is prepared to give music in the salaries, and as he did not receive
From the lourr.al.
corporation or individual must report to
lessons. 24 one hour lessons for $8—Ad­ them, it was at Mr. Beals' instigation receive bids until Marcli 1Sth. 1907, for gram and |ournal :
the
Assessor
a
schedule
of
all
its
property
A
bill
providing
that all owner, of
dress one block East of the Academy. * that the bill we killed io the senate, for fifty cords of four foot alder wood piled
From the Telegram.
within each county, including timber timber lands in the state shall furnish a
4»
in their wood sited Tweuty-five cord«
Notice is served on Weyerhaeuser, C. lands, “ allowing the kind« and charac­ true cruiser's report of their holdings to
For Sale, a Registered Jersey Bull, four he did not care to undertake the respon to be delivered on or liefore July 1st and
years old and gentle and all right. — Ad sibility himself unless it was recommend­ twenty cords to l>e delivered on or before A. Smith, of Minneapolis ; »«•Governor ter of timber standing on each sub the county assessoi of the county in
Higgins, of New York ; Congressman division thereof and amount and kind which the land is located has been pre­
ed by his constitutents.
dress. C.J. Blanchard, Hemlock, Or. *
September 1st, 1907.
Fordney, ol Michigan, and all other in­ of each thereof, if such inform ition sented by Representative Beals of Tilla­
The
Nehalem
School
Officers
’
Associa.
As Rev. Dr. Laird expects to leave this
8. S everance . Secretary.
dividuals and syndicates holding vast »hall be within the personal knowledge mook,
tion
will
bold
a
meeting
in
the
W.
of
W.
county next month, it was voted, at a
tracts of timber land in Oregon that of the person or agent liable to be taxed
The bill provides that the owners of
Dissolution of Partnership.
meeting of the members of the Presby­ hall at Nehalem on Saturday, for which
they may hereafter be forced to pay tax therefor.”
any forest or timber shall have the lantl
an
excellent
program
is
arranged,
when
terian church on Sunday evening to give
The partnership hitherto existing lie es on the full valuation of their timber
Otherwise the report is to contain a cruised and the report as made given to
Rev. A. E. Wingert, of Cloyerdale, a call. snbjects pertaining to the public schools tween C. E. Reynold, and J. L. Jone, ha, land. The big timber-owners have a
tiinlier cruiser's estimate.
Failure to the assessors. The land is then to be
will be discussed by S, Scovell,
been
dissolved
by
mutual
consent,
C.
E
small but active corps of lawmakers in furnish such a report shall work assessed with this valuation as a basis.
|. L. Houghton. H. V. Alley, G.
Reynolds retiring from the business, hav the Oregon Legislature prancing after forfeiture of $50 to the county.
In the event of false report ol yalue liv­
R. McKimens, G. A Walker, Miss L.
ing sold his interest to Carl Knudson them with sharp stick, in the form of
Refusal to furnish it, on demand of ing mad» or failure to furnish the report
McAlpin, W. W. Wiley, S B. Holt. W.
All monies owing the firm must be paid substitute House bill No. 47.
the Assessor, shall work forfeiture of called for, the owner is to be fined $25
R Rutherford and others. There will be
to |. L. |ones at once.
If the measure becomes a law, which $50 for each taxable quarter section of for every quarter section owned by him.
a declamatory contest for boys and a
Tillamook, Or.. Feb. 25, 1907.
is a matter of considerable doubt, since land or fraction thereof, this money to
It is estimated by Mr. Beals that this
dinner will be served by the ladies.
C. E. R kvnolds .
friends of the bill say they have already lie recovered in any court of competent law would save Tillamook county
J. L J onhs .
Representative A. G. Beals, who has
scented the presence of a lobby, it will jurisdiction. This forfeiture is intended alone some $25.000 the first year. The
had his flrst experience as a legislator in
bring thousands of dollars of revenue in to compen«ate the county for cruising amount saved to the entire state would
Pay
Up
the state legislature, has returned to this
to the county treasuries.
or appraising the land.
be many times thia sum, and would
All
persons
knowing
themselves
in-
It is always flattering
city. Although some of the measures he
Briefly, the purpose of the bill is to
have
much to do with reducing the tax
was interested in failed to pass, it was debted to the late firm of Reynolds & compel the limiter kings to pay taxes the
to a store to have many
Timber men have long knives up their levies which in some instances are now
Jones
will
please
call
and
settle
at
once,
not
his
fault,
for
he
proved
himself
a
regular customers. Peo­
same as other people. The statement sleeves for the bill of Representative so high as to be burdensome, especially
hard worker in behalf of his constitu- as the hooks must lie closed.
ple who come again and
is made that the timber of Oregon does Beal«, of Tillamook, requiring them to in those countries where the populatiM
tents, having made a good record for
not login to contribute to the expenses report to County Assessors the "kinds is scattered and the foreign held land
again must have confi­
for himself. Mr. Beals has turned his
of government, but that under the pro and character of timber"owned by them comprises large tracts of untruthfully
dence.
hand to a number of jobs but being a
visions of Representative Beals' bill it or for which they are agents, and. if reported valuations.
A large percentage of
I joint representative was the hardest job
will be a great money getter to the they shall fail to do ro, compelling them
our business comes from
I he ever struck, for it is expected that a
to pay the county $25 for each quarter
counties.
Agent Wanted.
regular customers who
legislator can get along without sleep at
Under the present arrangement, the section.
Salem.
trade here year in and
timber is assessed indiscriminately and
Vast areas of tax dodging timber exist
Wnnted, Salesman. Mnny make SI00
year out. They know
The high school students had a big
not at all in keeping with its value. The in this state, of which Assessors have no to fl 50 |>er mouth ; some more. Stock
clean
, grown on reservation, far from
Capital Stock............. '..........$25.000
crowd at the opera house, when they
our methods are right
Assessor takes a plat and with the as accurate knowledge, and the result is
old orchards.
advanced weekly
|
gave
the
drama,
"Among
the
Breakers,"
Offer» every facility for safe banking, sistance of a list of land held by these that the liinlier, held
I..... for
.... •pMuUiUei». ^poice <>r territory,
and that they will always
which was well performed and Jenkins'
and aolicits your busineaa.
Address W ellington Nursery Com-
men, tee .-«ee»«e« it without'inrestigation. barred in many caaea agsinet seulemeni
be used as we would like
orchestra furnished the music. "Mother . Commercial. Saving» and Trust De- He cannot go b to the woods himself to or use by non-resident I a re I lord«, ««capes ■.
Topf>eni«h. Washington.
to be were we the buyer
I Carey" (Miss Ida Goyne) and Scud ' partmenu.
I
just
tax
burdens
which
.houbl
ba
im.
;
ascertain
the
value«,
altli-iugh
in
some
instead of seller. Why
(Stanley Boquist) put life into the play 1 Three per cent allowed on deposit» counties there ia a peoviaton for such an I poaed.
- Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
not make this your reg­
and deserve special mention, having per- i < subject to check.
section« of the «tate
»tat* V k «
investigation.
1
, »«ctio"«
r a Favprite.
trite.
ular trading place for
, i'ffc
',¿,7 :
hour per cent on Savings and Time
i formed their parts well, as did Biddy
on every ? J
On one quarter there may be
be 2.000,
2.0
►q.rllltf-c . fo
*-^rrli»iq'» Cough
Vtiol PliquAXt«»
;
Oeor-f
’
-W»
Defioeita.
,e
drugs and medicines.
iríjfcl L i||wr
Bean (Mi«s Clara Tinnerstet) and Lary
loot fret, while on another tljg-^M.
Ar «.»’ '■ •ildren. ’
ui
'
.tetri-
O-ir little book.' Helpful Hint*' on 10.000,000. The ns«esL-
Divine (Albert Bramwell). Hon. Bruce
M"«.
'hr I '
Any s«’t sb $•
” “---- ‘-Un»
-Z»»
Bunking,*' explaining how to do yomll
‘-¡«bore <ifl»«tir«.,jneant
Hunter (John Aschim) and Peter Para- j ban kind by mail«* iM k £ be out.
this
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$á
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graph (Henry Lhebl) also deserve
(THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST >
r»v last w<ex ouying
- wunties
Awith SO
lor performing tbeir parts so welL
»unty'treasurer.
j palpably.
h< gs of A. Kinnaman.
V I j*the,n be. [
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Jk
* *•
• *
*
Ralph Ackley, Tillamook Real Estate.
C. E. REYNOLDS, Ki
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
I
A Store With
REGULAR
CUSTOMERS
!i
!
!!
CLOUGH
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc.
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tablets, etc.