Tillamook headlight., March 28, 1907, Image 1

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ol. XIX. No. 35
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 28, 1907
#1.50 per year
Jury List for Circuit Court.
Buys a snap on the Sandlake road. A farm with
part bottom laud and also about three million feet of
good timber.
for a Beautiful Residence. L,ot 50 x 100 feet, with
nice uew House.
Buys a timber claim on Tillamook Bay,which is within
half a mile of water and easily logged.
takes four good residence lots, with nice new House in
the east end of the city.
Buys a good lot in the town of Netarts. This is a tract
of land between the store and Happy Camp, which
was just platted into city lots. Beautiful view of the
Ocean.
Buys 60 acres Wilson river bottom farm, with House
and Barn and 27 head of milch cows atid all farm
machinery.
for a Good House, nicely fitted up with plumming and
one lot across the street from the Allen House.
for two good lots in Bay City. Choice location.
Haltom’s Big Stock of Mil
JOTTINGS.
linery arrived on the last
* steamer.
for abstracts,
OOK
tts.
ware at King & Mills.
V E. Morris, eye specialist. •
wanted at Leach's Meat Mnr.
Why leave your horses in ‘the rain
when you can tie them in Harris' Tie
Shed for 10 cts.
Don't forget to stop at Harris' Feed
Barn, the cheapest place in the citv to
Children's Millinery at Stur- keep your team.
*
pping
atten.
j in a
e law.
>u are
i not
A marriage license was issued Thurs­
Monday, to the wife of Peter day morning to Amos G. Kirk and
Mamie Lowrance.
MISS HAZEL McNAIR,
Whp was rlu.sen bv the Tillamook Development League and the County Court to
■gnn, of Siletz, was in the city
Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay represent Tillamook County in a company of young ladies from each county to lie
cash for Timber. Don't sell without first organized bv Colonel J. (’. Cooper. of McMinnville, to advertise Oregon st the
seeing
me. Ralph Ackley.
•
Jamestown exposition, afler the side of il e company of Tillamoi k Fair Scouts,
'» have the latest in Millinery
Born, on the 19th inst , to the wife of dressed in Indian Costumes, and which was an nttiactivo feature at the Tillamook
County Fair last fall
Miss Hazel McNair was one of the Tillamook Fair Scouts,
■Egut stumping powder now at Mi. W. R. Owens, a 101b. girl. Mother being one of the six officers of the company with the name of “Sbanseppi.” The
and
daughter
doing
well.
Mis.
new company is to l»e drilled at McMinnville and it isexjiected will form a guard
The meetings at the Methodist church of honor to President Roosevelt wl en he visits the exposition. Miss Hazel McNair
Hfeich will pay 10c. pe.* pound
are being continued this week, and with will make a splendid representative for Tillamook County, being lady like, accom­
(rnm ■^Kckeu.
much interest manifest in them.
plished, a pleasant talker and a sweet singer, which will bring her into prominence.
ors to- jj TiKglev, of Portland, was in the
Waated, a business lot for immediate
struck on Mfaday.
improvement. State price and location.
when
Vmos Kirk, one of the vnung men who
B ^Turba vne, of Buxton, was in Address 0. H. King, Arleta, Ore.
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Dr. I. H. Smith, the county physician,
caused a disturbance in the U.B. church,
r hut- IBMHSunday.
The boards of county commissioners was taken before justice White on Sat informs us that he has» a new record
from
«■betor, of Gales Creek, was in will meet to morrow (Friday) to take urdav. and it cost him $33 60 in fines honk to enter hirths, mairiages, deaths
and all cAses of contagious diseases. Last
^H$lotidiy.
up the Wersclikul road petition.
and costs when the justice passed the vear quite a number of births and deaths
,-en her B^^■eloch, of Portland, was in
G. B. Aller, who is now located at court's plate for a collection.
were never reported to the county phy­
Heppner, Ore., wns in this week on busi­
of the ty^^Vuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Crenshaw gave sician. therefore, it was impossible to
ness. looking fat and well as usual.
hotter- ■
a party to a number of friends at their compile a correct annual report. Persons
the photographer, makes up
are liable to a fine for not reporting con­
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in of a H^jfi^B°KrAphs.
Another of those interesting School residence in this city on Thursday even­
tagion« diseases and births, marriages
Officers' Association meetings will take ing. which was an enjoyable affair, the
Old. has rented the Myron i
I
and
deaths to the county physician.
time being spent in game, cards ar.d
place on Saturday next at Cloverdale.
I nt Fairview.
music, Mrs. Crenshaw serving dainty . Tn encourage the pupils of the 6th
L. B. Ziemer and Mr. Agen bought the
I teed your team hay and Donaldson cheese factory and will com­ refreshments.
land 7th grades of the public school in
rr night for 50c.
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The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on 'this city in their sect nd bread baking
mence manufacturing in about a week.
Tuesday, her passengers being Mr. Nev- j contest, the merchants have donated the
sale. Leave orders at
. 3 year
The annual meeting of the members vins and wile and son.in law, Mrs. Blake following articles,which will be arranged
r's lunch counter.
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and Iriends of the Presbyterian church Thompson, Mrs Starrand family. W. C. in four prizes : A sack of flour each from
orders payable any where, will I k held this evening in the church.
King and wife. Geo Watt. |. M. Collins, A. McNair & Co.. C<»hn & Co.. B. 0.
k County Bank.
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M. D. Reading vs. Geo. W. Phelps is a W.W. Ridelagh, Messrs. Forrester, Ford, Snuffer and G. A. Edmunds, 1 pair fine
shoes llorr.er Mason. 1 pair kid gloves
and S. C. Larson, of Ne’ civil suit, to recover, which is being tried Tronp and Webb.
The passengers who went out on the < ’. A. Patzlaf one hal^duzen linen hand
today before Justice White and a j ury.
the city on Sunday.
Sue H. Elmore on Wednesday were Rev. kerchiefs, assorted patterns. E. T. Hal-
. a traveling man from
The schooner Ida Schnauel' came in on A. K. Bai«*d and wife, G. Jacks. Mrs tom.
Monday to load lumber nt the Miami Rugeles. A. H. Tingley, |. S. McMillan,
in the city this week.
Sheriff Crenshaw eolheted tnxes, up
Lumber Co.’s saw mill at Hohsonville.
H. Fester, C. H. Oliver and wife. |. C.
: Easter services at the
to the 15th, amounting to $91,911.62
Elmer Blyback returned from Califor­ Yale, L L. Jones, J. H. Phildeau, Mrs. F-
h on Sunday morning.
out of about $110,000 on the tax roll,
nia on Monday, where he has lieen with W, King and family.
which will pay off a large proportion of
of hardware at King &
hia parents, who are located at Fuller­
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Case celebrated the outstanding warrants which have
ig more complete every
ton.
the 18th anniversary of their wedding been drawing six per cent interest. In
E. D. Snodgrass has bought the build­ on Wednesday by inviting a number of cases wh*-re no taxe« have been paid by
thnt Jap a lac that you ing previously used for the telephone friends to their home where a most plea­ the first Monday in April, taxes will be­
ueh about at King & office and now occupied by Chester Hol­ sant evening was spent an.l in congrau- come delinquent, and the statute re­
tulating the happy couple. They receiv­ quires, from that date, a charge of
den.
ed several nice presents.
ten per cent penalty and an interest
w choice timber claims,
Claude Thayer has filed suit in the cir­
pay good price.—F. R. cuit court against J. W. Maxwell to re­
Elmer Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J P. charge of one per cent per month on the
tax until it shall be paid. In balancing
cover *666 31, attorney's fees and in­ Allen, celebrated his fifteenth birthday I up his accounts the sheriff'found that an
on the 21st ol March,with a large party
allit of trading at Pntz- terest.
i
error
of 2c. had been made, but after
of friends and school mates in the opera
e a 5 per cent discount
Born, on Thursday, in Portland, to the house. The young folks bad a most en­ J discovering it, gave the correct figures
wife ol Captain John Groat, a daughter, joyable time together, all wishing Elmer | for publication this morning.
i and wife, of Portland, i The L'apt'n is doing well, and a girl is a many happy returns of the day. He had
John T. McNamara pleaded guilty at
lay and registered at the good starter.
several useful presents.
i IIillslK>ro on Monday to simple larceny
The schooners Queen and Gotama were
The Boulder Creek items did not reach in a dwelling and was sentenced to one
ig nud family left on the towed in on Wednesday to load lumber us until after we had gone to press last year in the penitentiary by Judge T.
jay to join her husband at the Miami Lumber Company's saw week. There is one item of news which A. McBride
The original indictment
mill at Hohsonville.
came from Dallas saying the sad news was for burglary and the defendant
first
pleaded
not
guilty. Owing
C
to the
Mrs. Finley ia prepared to give music came that Grandpa Bradv had l>een
y to loan on improved
lessons on the piano or organ. 24 one stricken with paralysis at his home in fact that McNamara was under the
We
pay
par
for
county
1 a fi°e
influence of liquor when he entered
ke no charge for cash- hour lessons for *8 —Address one block Hillhnro. His friends in this county all
the Tualatin Hotel, and roblied the
deeply regret his misfortune.
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j Sho«5
—Tillamook County East of the Academy.
room, his attorneys made a fight on
The barkentine Northwest cannot take the qupstio’i of intent.
Dr. A. K. Baird, who came in to sup­
District At-
jry.
ply the pulpit in the Presbyterian church on a full load of lumljcr, as she draw» 17 torney Hedges agreed to reduce the
feet, and thare is only that amount of charge of larceny if the defendant
I
LJtO r-fr.i «/-.a w/Yja
for
a
few
month,
left
with
Mrs.
Baird
on
’
:k a No.
Wednesday on their return to Montana. water on the bar at high tide. She took would plead guilty, and the comprom­
on board 350,000 feet of lumber from
iade out
| The Easter services at the Methodist the Tilla.nook Luml**ring Co’s mill in ise was effected.
church next Sunday evening will I k illus this citv. While unloading a scow of
Jam**fl M. McFee died at the home
ip. F<*
trated by a stereoplican. The finest of lumber onto the vessel in the bay it filled nf his daughter. Mrs. Geo. Cobb, at
pictures
will
be
shown.
All
are
invited.
i
mot k*
with water.
Black Rock yesterday, aged 77 years.
E<i. Hays' little girl fell off the steps
farmer's
The County Court of Polk county, it He has lieen ir failing health for a
Mr. McFee came to Ore­
at her parents' home at Sandlake last is understood, will very soon appoint a long time
Tuesday and brokeita right arm. She was timber cruiser to arrive at a more equit­ gon in 1899 froty Perry, Iowa, and had
the best
lived
in
Polk
and Tillamook counties
brought to this citv the next day and able assessment of the vast bodies of val­
llis
ways flattering
Dr. Upton set the injured limb.
uable timber Iving in Western Polk. The I continuously since that time.
i wife died in Iowa many years ago. A
: to have many
Rev. A. E Wingert, the new pastor, school districts in the western part of mob , Plato McFee, was killed by the acci-
tient
with commence his pastorate of the Pre»- the county will be extended to include | i dental d(scharge of a gun about one year
stomers. Peo-
's Higk'
bvterian churches on Sunday next, hold­ this timber also, thereby making it lia- I ago. The two surviving children are
ome again and
ing Easter services at Bay City in the ble to the special school tax.
l^anada McFee, of Nehalem, and Mrs.
es and
morning and in this city in the evening.
have confi-
The Fairview Literarv Society will George Cobb, of Black Rock. Mr. Me-
ha
ve
its
closing
meeting
for
the
season
>
;
Fee
was a quiet, inoffensive citizen and
Knratli Bros last week sold to O Sun-
den. of Tillamook, twentv acres of the at the Grange hail on Saturday evening, had many friends-—Pulk County Obser.
e p< rcentage of
Constable D L.C., located about four for which an excellent program is pre- ! ver.
Fairview have had
ess comes from
and a half miles northeast of Hillsboro, pared. The people
A stroA
Genera) Manager C. E. Lytle, of the
the consideration being *1,300 — Hills­ a good deal of enjoyment out of these Pacific Railway A Navigation Com.
ustomers
who
literary meeting» during the past winter,
sh in tl*
boro Independent.
e year in and
and as this is to be the Hnmng one of the [ , pany, has chartered the vessel Kil-
tstebo»td
Prof. W. S. Boel and Mrs Boel, who season, a large attendance is expected ns I bum.J to leave San Francisco in April
They know
I or May with one hundred tons of
have tnught a soccessfnl term of school well as a pleasant evening.
' bridge iron for bridge construction at
ids are right
at Fairview, will close on Friday, and
C. E. Lrtle, prrsukmt of tli* Pacific Tillamook. Th* entire cargo will be
Miss Effie Holt, who is now teaching at
tey will always
in tage
Hemlock, will commence a spring term Railway & Navigstimi Co., spirit a part used on (he first twenty miles out of
we would like
of last week in Seaside, where he made Tillamook and this will l»e the first
at Fairview next Monday.
‘ills'
known the intention of Ihe builders of time in the hjptory of Tillamook that
we the buyer
I Quarterly meeting of the U.B. church t he road P > enter Seaside by the branch . H railroad company 7 has sent in a vessel
seller. Why
is being held this week, and Presiding I of the line
from — aewell
on the Nehalem cargo
' with an
individual
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'rhe
iron and i
st in tl
Elder F. W. tones is in the city to attend River. Seeeete
this your reg-
gessMle is
• ■ muchenc4»urage<i
..v.i n.v--u<
over i | sievi in
ir furnished
rurii—nm uy
by the
me rminw
Pacific u.rv-
Hard-
; it. He will preach in the I'nited Breth­ the prospects of this railroad and the ware Cianpany .of the quake city. The
, exam«
>g place for
ren church each evening thia week and l-ical paper announces Hie new rosd will I vessel is now on the California CIO st
medicines.
at the morning and evening services on give a riasd to Portland from that p>-int | run.
It is not improbable that the
Sunday. On Sunday afternoon, at three . which will be *9 miles aliorler than by P. R . A N. will next year have a steamer
grcha*^
I running into Tillamook harbor, on a
. o'clock,Mr.Jones will preach in the Long the A. A C.—OregoniKii.
Prairie school house. A cordial inrita-
Graphophones,
Record»
and
|
X"
tion
is
extended
to
the
public
to
attend
LE DRUGGIST
' all of these meetings.
' Dishes at Haltom’s.
I Argus.
OE
re With
U LAR
OMERS
UGH
The jury, for the April term of the cir­
cuit court, which will convene on the
15th. was drawn on Tuesday, which we
give below. Circuit fudge VV. Galloway
will president, and as the docket will he
unusually long, it is more than probable
that the jury "ill not be dismissed for
several*weeks :
Henrv Kui ze, Fairview, farmer.
J. C. Mills, Hebo, farmer.
A. Brown, Beaver, farmer
Jeff Harris, Sandlake, farmer.
W. E. Southwick. Hoquarton, laborer.
E. K Gilbert. Beaver, farmer.
J. 8. Dieid. He-quarton, farmer.
Jacob F. Kumm, Beaver, farmer.
Leon Berry, Hoquarton, millman.
|ohn Conklin. Fairview, farmer.
Frtd Skomp. Fairview, farmer.
G. W. Day. Bay, farmer.
James William?, Fairview, farmer.
John J. Rupp, Fairview, farmer.
Robert Farley, Tillamook, farmer.
Herman Fi rmer Hebo, farmer.
A. M. Commons, L. Nestucca, farmer.
Earl Stanley, Fairview, farmer.
Geo. R. McKiinens, Nehalem, farmer.
Erick Glad. Tillamook, farmer.
C. L. Porter, L. Nestucca, farmer.
Alex. Finlayson, Bay, farmer.
VV. E. Catierlin. Tillamook, farmer.
William Glick, Union, farmer.
Frank Severance, Fairview, farmer.
1. H. Moore. Carnahan, farmer.
D. J. Dunn, L Nestucca. farmer.
R. O. Richards, Blaine, farmer.
L. P. Rev, Carnahan, farmer.
A. II. Gage, Union, farmer.
M. A. Lady, Blaine, farmer.
Prizes for Best Original Essays
The Oregon society of the .Sons of
American Revolution offers prizes to
the pupils of the public schools of the
state of Oregon, for essays on the sub­
jects connected with our war for inde­
pendence.
Frizes of $20 and $30 will be given for
the first and second best, essay respec­
tively, written on any of the following
subjects :
1. Joseph Brant and the Indians of
the Revolution.
2. Public schcols as a means of
Americanizing the children of aliens.
3. Separation of church ami state in
America.
The essays are limited to three thou­
sand words each, must be written in the
student’s own hand writing on one side
only of the paper, and accompanied by
a certificate of the writer’s teacher, stat­
ing that the writer is a pupil in a desig­
nated class, and that the teacher be­
lieves the essay to lie the pupil’ft own
unaided work
The essays must he
signed by the writer, giving also his or
her p<\’t office address
They should he
forwarded to Mr. A. M. Emith, Fenton
Building, Portland, Oregon, and should
reach their destination not later than
(he 25(h day of May. 19(»7.
In awarding these prizes the commit­
tee will lie governed by consideiations of
1. Originality.
t. Accuracy of statemen*.
Manner of Ireatment.
4. Orthography, syntax and punctu­
ation.
These prizes are offered to encourage
love of our country and the study ol its
history.
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First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE
Capital Stock......................... $25,000.
Offers every facility for 9afe banking,
and solicits your business.
Commercial, Savings and Trust De­
partments.
Three per cent allowed on deposits
subject to check.
Four per cent on Savings and 'l ime
Deposits.
O*ir little book, ‘ Helpful Hints on
Bunking/’ explaining how to do your
banking by mail is ready.
Send for a copy. It’s free for Ihe
asking.
STATE BANK EXAMINER
John Steele, of Portland, Selected
by the Commission.
S alem . Orc . March 20.— lames Steele,
of Portland, has been appointed Stale
Bank Examiner. He is a brother of
State Treasurer Steele and was one of
the founders of the First National Bank
at Portland in 1868. and later was con­
nected with the Merchants’ National
Bank of that city. Nearly his entire life
has been spent in the banking business.
The appointment was made at the meet­
ing of Governor Chambeilain. Secretary
of State Benson and State Treasunr
Steele, comprising the Board of Bank
Commissioners. The position carries
with it an an annual salary of$2000 and
traveling expenses. The inspection oc­
curs at any time deemed advisable, and
the trips are not announced in advance.
—Oregonian.
Mr. Steele’s appointment takes effect
May 25th next He has supervision over
all hanks in the state except National
Banks. This will give the customer* of
State Banks practically the same protec­
tion a* that enjoyed by the customers of
National Banks, while at the same time
the State Banks have the privilege of ac­
cepting real estate security, which is de­
nied National Banks, and which is no
small factor in the usefulness of a coun­
try bank. _____________
HEMLOCK
Albert Beatv atarted last week to the
valley >0 see his mother in-law, who is
seriously ill.
Ed. Hlum, of Pleasant^ Valley, passed
through our neighborhood on Monday.
A. Kinnaman and C. Blanchard at­
tended the sale at Jim Tompkins.
C. Wooley is visiting homefolks at pre­
sent.
Mrs. Beaty is quite sick at this writ,
inf.
Mrs. V. Kinnaman is visiting in Tilla­
mook.
Mr. Turner is clearing land and ex­
pects to build a house on the hill between
Mr. Dunstan and Fred Huhrow.
Hugh Wallnce, of Cloverdale, wns a
welcome visitor at B. Wallace's Sunday.
Lon and Clyde Kinnaman have rented
FAIRVIEW.
the Hathaway ranch four miles uortb of
Tillamook. Look out, girls, someone is
Fairview Literary Society will meet at going to get a job cooking.
the Grange Hall Saturday night, it being
the last meeting until next winter. We
know there will he a good progiam.
Cows for Sale.
We are sorry to have to write that
For sale 16 milch cows and a 3-year
Mis. Billings is suffering with pneu­ old Guernsey bull —Apply to Fred
monia and hope she is better at this Robitsch, Pleasant Valley. Ore.
writing.
After Frank Bester arrived at his
Call for Warrants.
mother’s bedside, he and Mrs. Stokes,
hia sister, called another doctor, and they
All wurrHiits endorKCil prior to Jan
do n< t think she will have to undergo nary In, 1905, will lai paid on preaen-
an operation,
t'ilion. IiHeriHt eeuwH Illi“ 28th day of
Mra. Wagner returned to Oregon City March. 1907.
P. W. Topp, County Treasurer.
on the last trip of the boat.
Harry Nelson returned home some
Notice.
time ago and la helping his father on the
farm.
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Notice is hereby given that School
Diet. No 9 ol Tillamook City, Oregon,
Cash lor Hides and Junk.
will receive bids until April 10, 1 p in.,
Green Salted Glides. 8c. per pound.
for 70 cords of hemlock wood, to I k de­
Dry Hides, 16c. and 17c. per pound.
livered in basement of school house.
Old Rubber Boots and Shoes, 4c. and Leave bid with A lva F inlkv ,
5c. per pound.
Diet. Clerk.
(’upper and Brass, 10c. and 12c. perlb
It
seems
to
I
k
the
contention
of the
Mixed Ra#*, 50c. per 100 pounds.
alienists that a man can I k
sane
All kinds of furs bought.
R. McKinstry, located near Wade’s when he chooses to I k and insane when
hardware store.
he feels like it.
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lì
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es and