Tillamook headlight., April 23, 1908, Image 1

TILLAMOOK, OREGON, APRIL 23, 1908
JOTTINGS.
The Nehalem Horse Company’s stallion
Flanner will be at Easter’s barn Mon­
days, Thursdays and Saturdays ; at
Foley, Tuesdays and Wednesdays ; and
at the Whitney Co.’s ranch, half a mile
west of the W. N. Vaughn place. Fridays
and Sundays.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
[specialist,
abstracts.
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JPfcMillan Studio.
■bout your eyes,
unty Bank notes •
The Tillamook Concert Band gave an
The April term of the Circuit Court
[or ar at Mills’ Cash excellent musical entertainment at the convened on Monday, with Judge Win.
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opera house on Wednesday evening, the Galloway on the bench, and with a long
and Bacon at Mills’ house being well filled, the audience docket containing 87 cases. A grand
appreciating the fine instrumental music, jury was drawn as follows : Goran Mun­
ides and Folders. Me- as well as the vocal solos by Miss Edna son, I S Phillips. Gust Nelson, Frank
Aiderman, who was loudlv applauded, Wheeler, C. L. Alley, Frank Dye and |.
her voice being being in tine condition.
After giving the jury the
n has received their A similar entertainment will be given at J. Hollett.
usual instructions, the judge appointed
Nehalem next Saturday evening.
Frank Wheeler foreman
up to date Portraits.
We have been asked to correct a false
James Wilson and James Body felt, who
impression which G. F. Zimmerman tried were indicted bv the grand jury, both
ble with your eves, to create in his published announcement charge with giving liquor to minors,
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that if Henry Crenshaw was elected for pleaded guilty and were fined |50 each.
to see about your sheriff his time would be taken up by
R. Catterlin. one of the bd>s wh
the new electric light company. Mr. C. broke into Eugene Jenkins’ store, plead­
A. Dalgren has bought out Me I. Clough, in liehalf of the light company, ed guilty and was sentenced to two
desires to correct any such false impres­ years in the state penitentiary, but was
1*8 pboto Studio.
kinds of Eal|rg<'d Pictures, Cray- sion, for the company has had an engi- patroled similar to the other boys.
neer employed to install and take
MeMMisu studio.
C. E. Davit, who is accused of carnally
charge of the plant.
knowing his daughter, Bertha Davis, a
I milk cans with the new sanitary
A petition is being circulated to have girl 17 years of age, was placed on trial
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rm Co,
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another vote taken at the June election* on Wednesday,the case taking the entire
Henry Morris will tell you the whether the people want saloons in the
dav, and as the jurjj^p out all night
about your eye troubles.
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county, which will be the third time to and unable to agree, it was discharged
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rnev Webster Holmes, of Salem. be voted on. At the two previous elec­
by the judge the next morning. The case
«city on dkrt business.
tions the county went “dry” with good will not be tried again at this term of
lints iJg'SMtiMr sepor t is in circulation majorities, and with a good anti­ the circuit court, the bail being placed at
saloon organization doing some active $1.000.
¡Sail off wifh the new boat.
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Kancboti s furniture store has work it is doubtful whether the saloon
The grand jury returned a “no bill’’
faction can make the county “wet,’’
r tnot'I • ®r,t class stock of carpets. •
against Mike Haag and Tom Mahoney,
although it is reported that they intend
run niug. biffhjn quality and low
the two bovs who broke into M. Casey’s
to make a big effort to do so.
ecor"- t Lawn Mowers.— King & S mith
house and stole a gold watch, which was
Mrs. Ben Sanders entertained a num­ returned to him.
ber of her friends on Sunday at her home
Laurel Stock, the young man who
ney Ralph Duniwav is in from
in honor of hersister, Miss Delsman. The broke into the school house at Hebo,
d, having business at the circuit
day was spent in music and games and and stole a gun, was allowed to go.witb
a delicious dinner prepared for the occa­
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, a man to do some slashing at sion. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. instructions to return to his father’s
uire of A. W. Phelps, Long Ben Sanders, Mrs. Peltz, Mr. Fitzpatrick home at Ashland.
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and the Misses Hoffstatter, Emma Dels- Change of Venue Granted.
pay Hill, editor of the Cloverdale man, Lena Kutcher, Cecelia Haag. Dena. Attorneys McCain and Vinton, who
M in the city the first part of Mary and|Willamena Plasker, Marvand are representing A J. Hembree, who is
Clara Peltz and Bessie Twelliger and the charged with the murder of his v\ ife at
Mr,. C. E. Hadlev left on the Messrs. Zichmar., John, Henry and Sandlake, made a motion for a change
nd
Monday to make their home Clemmens Plasker, John Sanders, Nick of venue, claiming that the deiendant
was unable to obtain a fair trial ir. this
Peltz and Ed. Baumegartner.
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county.
Articles published in the Head­
ve your horses in the rain
light, with the fact that a number of the
th. them in Harris’ Tie
citizens had signed a protest against
Governor Chamkierlain paroiling Hem-
CJir. the latest instruments for the
bree lor the murder of Lis daughter,were
of the eye. Call
made special points to show that the
people of this county had made up their
Of the city council on
to
minds in the case and that Hembree
the ordinance to keep up cows
could not get a fair trial.
r«s pussed.
The grand jury, after making an ex
District Attorney McNary, who was
Lumbar Co has made an amination of the court house, submitted ready to try the case at this term of the
frslfibt tr°m San Francisco the following report to Judge Galloway : circuit court, did not oppose the change
for $3-60 a ton.
To the Circuit Court of the State of of venue very strongly, as there would
be great difficulty in obtaining a jury in
James McCain and W. T. Oregon, for the County of Tiliatnook.
To the Hon. William Galloway, Judge this county, and Judge Galloway, after
®-( McMinnville, came in on Sun-
going over the matter, thought it would
are representing Ab. Hembree. of the above named court:
We, the undersigned members of the be less expense to the county to try it
I Hoevet art; prepared to take
[ir Stair lumber, in any quantity Grand Jury, appointed at the regular in another county, and on the showing
Yellow Fir mill or Tillamook April term of the Circuit Court of the made by Hembree’s attorneys, granted
State of Oregon, for the County of Tilla­ a change of venue to Polk county, after
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declining to send the case to Yamhill
• a Voanff item an for general mook, beg leave to report to you that
we have completed our duties as pre eounty. Tne circuit court in Polk c<»un-
<• Good wages. Apply at the scrilied by the laws of the State of
ty will convene at Dallas in two weeks,
jMff* office or pbone to the Traskl
Oregon, and that we have made a care­ when Hembree will be tried before Judge
ful examination of the public prison Burnett.
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Band will go within said county, and that we find
wven
on
itttrdav, where they them to be in exceptionally good con­
Ellen Daugherty vs. Grant Mills and
mother » muafcal I entertainment that dition; that wh have also examined into Morrison Mills, defendants, Mrs. C. L.
the condition and management of the Roberts substituted as defendant. Eject­
offices pertaining to the courts of justice ment. Default set aside and defendant
I. Hare will preach at
oing«S«nday aoraing and hi
within same, especially the offices <»f the allowed to file answer.
sheriff and county clerk, to be in first
Miriam L. Colvin vs. Riley Maxwell.
class condition and under the manage­ Ejectment. Set for trial Friday.
«itbE’lAior sold 1tlie Fred Mauer ment of men of unusual carefulness,skiII,
Tillamook Lumbering Company, a
corporation, vs. W. J. Woodside, Golden
M’yevs Bros , the ability and integrity.
'Gate Shipping Company, a corporation,
I fceinff $14,000, it being
good bottom l.onl
et al. Action for money. Defendant
A MARKET DAY.
allowed to make correction in answer.
block 12, Cone
Charles E. Reynolds and John L. Jones
to Bay Citv, and To be Held One Day Each
vs. J. W. Beaty. Action for money.
n of Idaville.—
Month in Tillamook City. Default
judgment and sale of attached
k, Bay City •
property.
What promises to be an interesting
H. McNary is
JacdMon A DeHaven Company vr .
criminal cases event each month is the movement
O R. Turner,
Action for money.
as received the now under consideration for a market
Settled
and
dismissed.
himself as dis day in Tillamook City,which appears to
Fred P.
Wittenberg vs. Vincenz
he successful in some of the cities In the
Jacob.
Action
for money, Default and
Western
States,
and
exceeding
popular
I visiting Port-
Ralph Ackley's in the East. A number of the business judgment as prayed for in complaint.
►—603 Corlrett met at the city hall on Monday evening
Willi* G Hopkins vs. Thad B.'Preston.
ion sts, oppo- to discuss the matter, and it was decided Action for money. Removed to U.S.
to hold the first market day in this city circuit court
Frank Ekrotli v« TironiMs F. Harrison.
hook Editorial on Saturday, June 13. The idea is to
Monday in this give those who have stock, farm imple­ Action fur money and ejectment. Set
»•papers being ments, etc . an opportunity to sell it at for trial.
Ian waselecten private or public sale, or want to trade,
Sam Reading, by A. W. Severance,
to bring it to the city when there is a
f. L. Muiphy.
crowd here. The same to apply to farm guard lari ad litem, vs. George W. Phelps,
■ nd real estate produce as well, such a chicken, garden Action for money. Be* for trial.
py Sheriff Cren-
William G. Dwight vs A. W. Alter,
truck, fruit, etc. In fact, it is to be a
Teks ago. and market for all kir.dsof trading, and each bury. Damages and ejeutment
De­
igamy charge, businsss house will give real bargains murrer withdrawn and defendant^files
tenced to one on certain lines. To make the day at­ plea in abatement.
William G. Dwight vs. Christopher
tractive and enjoyable, the TilTamook
in with his Concert B m nd will play during the dav | (/hrUCeiwien Damages and ejwtment.
rlav. Owing and the butinest men will engage the Demurrer withdrawn and defendant
he had some auctioneer toauction off anything which files plea in abatement
Emmett Jenkins vs. Miami Lumber
Sheridan, as is to be sold in that way.
Company, a corporation, Action for
nd the auto
money, Motion to strike ou , argued
places
N _>tice.
in part.
We made
The Prohibitionists will bold a mass
James L. Burke vs. Charles Fleck.
fishing tackle convention on April il 28th. 1908,
1908. at 10 !
¡ink we have o’clock a.m., in Tillamook City, Oregon, Ejectment. Dismissed without erwts to
received our for the purpose of considering nomina­ either party.
James L. Burke vs. Chas. Fleck.
k by express. tion lor coonty and other offices. All
prohibitionists of the cour.ty are invited Action for money. Dismissed without
Manufacturing to attend.
cost» to either party.
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T. H. Go Y ME.
Chairman of County Central Committee.
R mith C o . •
Tillamook Lumbering Company, a
GRAND JUR YREPOR T
Which Highly Commend
Clerk Lamb and Sheriff
Crenshaw.
A Sale of Our Entire Stock of SPRING MILL!
NERY Starts Next Saturday, 25th
Hembree Case to be Tried
at Dallas—The Jury Dis­
agree in Davis Case.
And will continne all next week, or until the stock is sold.
The cause of this cut price sale is simply this : Our big stock of Millinery is taking up
too much floor space, space that we need badly for other merchandise. We expect to
clear out every hat in the store in the seven business days mentioned.
You can afford to own two or three of these stylish head pieces at the following prices—
every hat in stock included iu the sale :
All $8.50 HATS
All 7.00 HATS
All 6.00 HATS
All 5.0O HATS
All 4.00 HATS
All 3.00 HATS
AU 2.00 HATS
All 1.50 HATS...................
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
SALE
PRICE. $6.80
PRICE,
5.75
4.80
PRICE,
PRICE,
3.95
PRICE,
3.20
2.40
PRICE,
PRICE,
1.60
PRICE,
1.20
New Spring Styles in
American Lady Corsets
Start the Spring Dressmaking with a right corset. The gar­
ment fitted over a new corset will look right just as long as the
corset holds the lines over which the fitting was made—no longer.
The wise woman, selecting the corset over which spring and sum
mer frocks are to be worn, sees to it that her new corset not only
looks right and feels right at first, but is going to stay right. This
will depend on two things : The character of the corset, whether
its shape is absolutely suited to her needs or whether it will be
gradually pushed out ofplace and lose its cemetery of line.
The makers of the American Lady Corset claim to make a
corset for every figure, and our stock represents practically every
model they make. The new Spring Models are now in for your
inspection. Model 420 (like illustration) will prove very popular.
Has the new Long Hip. For medium and well developed figures.
Medium bust, long in front, hip and hack, Material, batiste,
white only. Hose supporters, front and sides. Sizes 18 to 30.
PRICE, $2.00
We have other new Models, Price $1.00 to $3.50.
We received 34 Chic Stylish Tailored Suits on last steamer—The latest styles and most
sought after fabrics on the market—These handsome suits were bought at a great sacrifice in
price. Are worth regular $35.00 to $45.00, we place them on sale this week and next, your
choice of the lot— $25.00.
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Ladies’ Home Journal ratterns,
^ew Home Sewing^a^Mnes. S3S.OO.
corporation, and Tillamook County
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Bank, a corporation, vs. The Liverpool Company, a c irporation vr . Lucy Bar
& Ixindon & Globe Insurance Company, nard and John L. Barnard. Condemna­
a corporation.
Action for money. tion.
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Trausferred to U.S. circuit court.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­
Tilhmook Lumbering Company, a
pany, a corporation, vs. Samuel Elmore.
corporation, va. Annie Eastham, et al.
Mary Elmore & Elmore Packing Com­
Partition suit. Dismissed.
pany, a corporation. Condemnation.
Claude Thayer, as trustee, vs. Tilla­
Pacific Railway A Navigation Com­
mook Opera House Company, a oorpo.
ration. Confirmation of sale. Default pany, a corporation, vs. Irene Galbreath.
J F Galbreath, Almina Hurley. -----
and decree.
Western Oregon Trust Company vs. Hurley, M. Kimberlain, ----- Kimlier
William West, George Sorensen and lain, Lilia Smith, Mattie E Smith arid
Charles M. Cartriglit For deed and to Mianda Smith. Condemnation.
Antoria & Columbia River Railroad
quiet title. Default and decree.
Samuel G. Reed and W. S. Cone vs. Company, a corporation, vh . The Beala
Joseph 0. Brigga, et al. To quiet title. Land Company and Theodore Steinhil
her. Condemnation.
Default and decree
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Chas. H. Blake vs. Ruby L. Lyle,
formerly Ruby L. Howell. To quiet Company, a corporation, vs. Thomas
Coates and Lavinia Coates. Condem­
title Default and decree;
Oak Nolan vs Frank EkrotT», Thomas nation.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
To quiet t tie. Motion to strike from
Company, a corporation, vs. Malt
files second amended answer allowed.
S F. Murphy vs. Jacob Mundahcnk Ma roney. Condemnation.
B. J. Stephens vs. Tillamook City, a
and Mary Mundshenk. Confirmation.
municipal corporation. Damages,
Settled and dismissed.
Miami Lumber Company, a corpo­ Kastoria & Columbia River Railroad
ration, vs. J F. Reeher. To quiet title. Company, a corporation, vs. George
Plaintiff allowed to file amended com­ Watt and Helen Watt, his wife, Robert
plaint. Defendant given until 23rd to Wbttand Lois Watt, his wife. Condem­
nation.
furtherjdead.
W. G. Dwight vs. Alex McNair. To
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
quiet title.
Demurrer confessed and Company, a cur|»oratiori, vs. George
plaintiff allowed to file an amended Watt and Helen Watt, his wife. Con-
complaint at once.
Defendant given demnation.
until Thursday to answer,
Astoria & Columbia River (’ompany,
M II. I^iraen vs Marston Bush, et al. a corporation, vs. Helen Watt and
To restore deed. J I). Dawson appointed George Watt, her husband. Condem­
guardian ad litem lor J<»e Bu-h.
nation.
JenpjpE Illingworth vs. Charles N.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Illingworth. Divorce
Defendant de. Company, a corporation, vs. John Watt
faults.
ami Sarah M Watt, his wife. CondeiD-
Herman Boelk vs. Osk Nolan. To gf-t nation.
asi' p de»d Motion to strike out por-
Astoria & Columbia Ri yer Railroad
rion of oomplamt over ruled
D<- Company, a coi poration, vs, George
feodanl given until 23rd to plead.
WHft and Helen Watt, J O Bozorth,
W J Himes, *-t al, vs William M ix. I Annealey M. Bnsorth, W. C. Hawk and
well, et al. To Set aside deed,
De- ; ----- 'Hauk and R. J. Hendricks and
fault and same net aside on motion <»f ¡ Emelie Hendricks. Condemnation.
plaintiff, W. H.
appointed
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
guardian a<lliteni for H. U. and C. W. Company, a corporation, v». Robert C.
Smith, minors.
Reeker and Eastern Investment ('ooi-
Josrpli L Murphy vs. James Brown I pany. Condemnation.
and Geo W. Grayson, Damages. The
Miriam L. Colvin vs. Chas. McKillip
case was continued until next term.
and Hulda M<K>lbp Ejectment.
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Astoria A Columbia River Railroad
Ellen Daugherty vs. Anna Kunze and
Company, a corporation, vs. Samuel
Gustave Kunze. Ejectment.
Elmore and Eliuore Packing Company.
Ellen ItougherCy vs. Jonas Olson and
Condemnation.
Alpha V. Olson. Ejectment.
Astoria dt Columbia River Railroad
Miriam L Colvin vs* Grant Milla, et
Company, a corporation, vs. Bengtha
Byrum and Peter Byrum. Omdemna al. Ejectment.
Miriam L t.'olvin vs. Anna K uobh and
Gust«» Kunie. Ejectment.
Ellen Daugherty vs. Chas. McKillip
ami Hulda McKillip, huHband and wife.
Ejectment.
Miriam L. Colvin va. Grant Mills and
Morrison Mills, defendants, Mrs. C. L.
Kolierts, substituted as defendant.
Ejectment.
Ellen Daugherty vs. Riley Maxwell.
Ejectment.
K. G. Staples vs W. II. West. Action
for money.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Company, a corporation, vs. Louis
Olsen. Condemnation,
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com.
pany, a corporation, vs. Herbert W.
Cardwell, et al. Condemnation.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­
pany, h corporation, vs. Jtaieph Kislad
and Mary.Kodxd. 1'ondemnation.
Tillamook Lumlwring Co., a corpora­
tion, vs W. J. Woodside.
Action for
money.
Pacific Railway A Navigation Com­
pany, h corporation, vs. Samuel Elmore,
Marv II. Elmore and Elmore Packing
Couipsuy. Condemnation.
Anna Kunze vs Hadley Lumber Com.
pany. a corporation, arid tlia Miami
Lumbar Company, a
corporation.
Damages
W. II Cooper vs. W. S. Cone. Action
for money.
Albert Brothers Milling Co., a cor-
poration, vs. B. O. Bnutfer, Action fot
money.
Robinson Cheese Company vs.
Robinson. Accounting.
Portland Coal & Development Com.
pany. a ourporation, vs. A. T. Lewis, et
al. To reform leases.
N. P. Hansen vs Louis Fleck, Eley
Fleck, John Fleck and Jefferson Fleck.
To set »side deed.
Claude Thayer vs. H. C. Cooper. To
quiet title.
Frank Ek rot h ve. Thomas F. Harrison
and J. M. Harrison. To reform contract.
In the niUttes of -the •'tale of Eli
Goudspved, deceawsd. In Probate.
M. J. MacMaliou vs. Francis Trevor,
et al. corporation. Foreclosure.
H. E. Nyhle vs- Ftbyd^W Kitif, et-al.
Forrcloeure. ’ ’ ' ‘
f,
' J. H. Fildew vs. T, J. Milne and 0. 0.
Beardsley, To quiet tills,
Erick Bergstrom vs. Helen E. Berg­
strom. Divorce.
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Albers Brothers Milling Company; a
corjioration, vs. Lilsh Snuffer and B. O.
lion.
Ulen Daugherty vs. Grant Mills and Snuffer, her husband. Furecloaare.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ Morrison Mill. Ejectment.
I Jan Murphy vs. John Murphy and
pany, a corporation vs. Nillu« McMolan
Miriam L. Colvin vs. Jonas Olson and Tillamook County Bank, a corporation.
and Sarah McMillan. Condemnation.
Alpha V.OI scni . Ejectment.
Accounting.