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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1908)
Hcaòlialjt iUanunik #1.50 per year, TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 28, 1908 THE NEWS OF OUR GREAT SALE nd at the prices at which we are selling goods has spread like wild fire. People have come for over 50 miles, and not only been pleased with our prices, but actually astonished at the reckless way we are letting even our best goods go. Saturday will be our Great Whirl Wind Day, the last day of our Big Sale, and the Greatest Bargain Event ever held in Tillamook, We can only quote a few prices, just to give you an idea of how all goods will be sold on that day fen’s 10c. canvas Work Gloves ... fen’s 35c. Extra Good Suspenders - 'oy’s 35c. splendid quality Overalls . . . 'oy’s 60c. and 75c. Knee Pants - - - fen’s 50c. and 65c. Work Shirts - - - fen’s $1 Overalls, only - - - . ten’s $3 Pants, only a few left, better hurry fen’s 35c. Medium weight, gray Underwear, last chance 15c 18c. 18c. 33c. 37 c. 59c. $1.89. 15c. lest 10c. Toilet Soap, last chance, 3yic. lest Luster San Silk, last chance, 2 Ac. — ------------------------- Ladies’ 15c. extra good hose............................................................ Ladies’ 25c. fine seamless hose............................................................ Ladies’ 20c. gauze vest only............................................................ 75c. and 90c. Latest Style Dress Goods........... ................................. Ladies’ $i5.ooand $18.00 Late Style Tailor made Suits going at. .. $7.50 and $8.50 Newest Dress Skirts ............................................. American Lady Corsets. All $1.25 styles going at....................... Big lot of 45c. and 50c. embroideries for only.................................. Fine quality, black or white, long silk finished gloves only......... 9c. 14c. 8c. 59c. $7.95. $5.75 89c. . 23c. 87c. Best Darning Cotton, only 2c. Remember, we are nozv selling 6 spools Best O.N.T. Thread for 2Sc. NOTICE, SPECIAL.—Next week will be our surprise week. We will have a surprise for every customer who comes into r store next week. It will pay you to come, and you’ll be sorry if you don’t- Haitom’s Big Department Store. 00K JOTTINGS We are sorry to announce the death of Mrs. B. J. Stephens, who died at Phoe rris, eye specialist, nix, Arizona, after several months sick, lotts. for abstracts. ness, where she was taken for the benefit « of her health. The remains will [be , Morris about yonr eyes. illamook County Bank notes • brought to Tillamook for burial. Tillamook City was brought up by Carl Haberlach, who proposes to enlarge the territory embraced in the Port of Tilla mook Commission and to lew a small tax to straighten Hoquarton slough and to give eight feet of water at low tide. This would allow any vessel to c<»me to this city that could cross the bar. The proposition was well received, and Carl Haberlach, F. R. Beals and P. W. Todd were‘elected a committee to take the matter in hand, Cheese and Butter Maker Wanted. Would like to correspond with a first class man. Position will be op-n about I. D. L. Shrode lor painting the 15th October. My present man is quitting to go farming. — The Walla I Kiger left on Wednesday for Walla Creamery, Ward Emigh, prop., Walla Walla, Wash. A banquet was tendered Mr. Geo. L. 1 Hams and Bacon at Mills' The steamer 8ue H.’.Elmore left Satur Davis, chief engineer of the Pacific Rail be. day with 2,000 cases of cheese, and her way & Navigation Company, by the k Knudson has received tlieir passengers were Mrs. Petteys, Geo. Hig business men of this city on Thursday ■tiing. gins and family, Mrs. Jones and child, night.which was a most successful affair, have trouble with your eve®. Mrs. Provost. M. W. Green, C. Thayer, when some excellent sjieeches were made » P. Jhul, J. Jacobson, E. H. Whitney, E. in regard to ’the railroad by Mayor tnry Morris. J, Harris, A. H. Mahr, T. W. Ross, Mrs. S. S Johnson, H. T. Botts, John 0. Bo- your I the time to see about zorth and others, all complimenting Baysand Mrs Baker. m't put it off. Mr. Davis on his work, and in reply The Nehalem HorseCompany ’ s stallion ilk cans with the new sanitary Mr. Davis made a fine talk, creating Flanuer will lie at Easter's barn Mon ■K ing & S mith C o . * days, Thursdays and Saturdays ; at considerable enthusiasm for the success tnry Morris will tell you the Fred Zaddach's, on the Nehalem, Tues of the railroad. kut your eye troubles. * days afternoons and Wednesday morn Anti-Saloon Meeting. .the witnesses in the Hembree I ings ; and at the Whitney Co.'s ranch, > ) returned to Tillamook. There wax a large congregation at the half a mile west of the W. N. Vaughn U.B. church on Sunday evening to hear Ing morning and evening next place. Fridays and Sundays. * It the Presbyterian church. The Anti-3aloon League, which has Mr. Knodrll, secretary of the Anti ■ king by Mrs. Emma Delsmnn. been carrying on an active campaign in Saloon League, who is a fine talker and b street front Ed. Lindsey's. * all parts of the county, predict a large gave a splendid address, using good logic throughout. One reason he gave It Knudson's furniture store has majority for local option on Monday, as it is ascertained that the farmers are for the widespread opposition to the I first class stock of carpets. * saloon was that the churches of all de ■ lining, high in quality and low greatly opposed to saloons, especially nominations were arrayed against it, the kind ot saloons which were allowed Lawn Mowers.—King & S mith to run in Tillamook City for so many the Press of the country was carrying on • a warfare against the saloon, the frater years. C. Baker left on Saturday to nal orders were against it and they Chas. V. Gullowav stumped the coun laughter at Eugene and friends had expelled saloon keepers from their ty this week for Governor Chamberlain, M. lodge rooma.nll the institutions of learn hut ns the people of this county are dis ing were against it. and the home, that I the Intest instruments for the gusted with the governor on account of most sacred institution, was uncompro [examination of the eye. Call his abuse of the pardoning power, and misingly opposed to saloons. He then them. * especially in paroling Hembree, he did Inye your horses in the rain not succeed in creating any enthusiasm. proved that it was the votes of the ■ cnn tie them in Harris' Tie Like most other democrats Galloway is church people, the votes of the fraternal orders, the votes of the young men who [10 cts. touched with the Statement No. 1 fever, had been taught the effect of alcholism ported that a large amount of or to put it more truthfully, any old upon the human system in educational ¡being shipped in to he used Oil thing to defeat the republican party. institutions, and the voice of the Press, [by the saloon faction. Mr. Frank Nordberg, Woo’s, Ore., which were bringing about such astrong Lek ley and family will leave on who requested a fish hatchery, received sentiment against the saloon business I boat for Portland, where the, the following fatter in reply: " My Dear Mr. Knodell was taken violently sick ■in for amonth, after which thev Sir: Answering your favor of May 12th, on Sunday night, andon Monday it wns beg to say that I expect to go to Tilla thought he had been poisoned,for he had Io Eastern Oregon. ■ le, a span of Black Horses. 5 mook shortly, at which time I shall give violent pains in his stomach. He we* Mrs old, weight 1,400 pounds; myself the pleasure of looking y-.-u up, unable to fill his appointments nt Beaver rue and matched in color and and at the same time will go over the and Cloverdale. It serins that incom lor particular, inquire at ti.e grounds thoroughly relative to establish ing over the Wilson road the buggy up ing a hatchery in your section. Yours set in the river, and being wet and cold kt office. * very truly, H. C. McALLtSTKR. Master when he arrived here, it wns aftewnrd* ■le. a Second Hand Boiler and thought that this might have had some [also a small Donkey Engine and Fish Warden ” Mr. J. A. Dahlgren, of Portland, has thing to do with his sickness. II.in good shape and in running Enquire of Frank Long, at the purchased the Photo Studio of Mr. Mc Millan, and will operate the same under [in this city * the name ol "The McMillan Studio.'• l& Hoevet have started a lum. Mr. Dahlgren is well and favorably I opposite Mrs. Walker's, and known among the photographers of luting lumlier can get it from the United States, has the fines’, instru. Heaving orders al the Tillamook meats made and only Al pictures pro. I the Yellow Fir saw mill. * duced by him. including Crayons, En ■anted for hauling supplies to largements, Portraits. Groups. Views, [cares Lighthouse, to be taken etc. He also finishes for amateurs. [wharf at Tillamook. Amount Pr.ces will be the same as before. * It 10 or 12 tons. Send bids to The annual meeting of the Tillamook ■tins, keeper. Cape Meares L.8.. Development League was held on Mon R. Ore. • day evening ai the city, there being a [Crenshaw returned on Monday good attendance of business men. The ■side, having in custody two officers elected for the ensuing year were bk youths who had skipped the H. T. Botts, president ; E. T. Ilaltom, I T. W. Smith is charged with vice preaident ; Carl Haberlach, secre ■nd Jasper Perry with shooting tary ; M. F. Leach, treasurer. Erwin Belonging to L. L. Smith. Both Harrison, Alex. McNair and P. W. Todd examination and Justice White were elected on the executive committee, j I A matter ol considerable importance to Item over to the circuit court. in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash Statement of Condition of Tillamook County Bank, Of Tillamook City, May 14th, 1908. $125,480.41 19,224.06 333.66 4,834.83 2,604.68 53,731.18 3,997.05 20,003.52 Loans and Discounts War. and other securities Overdrafts - Building, Fur. and Fix. Other Real Estate Deposited with Bank Other Resources Cash on Hand Capital Stock Dep. subj. to check Dem. Cert, of Dep. Time Cert, of Dep. Savings Deposits Certified Checks Undivided Profits Other Liabilities $ 30,000.00 117,251.32 12,075.48 49,732.92 15,250.90 16.74 4,829.03 1,053.00 $230,209.39 $230,209.39 State of Oregon, ) gg County of Tillamook, [ * I, M. W. Harrison, being first duly sworn, on my oath say that I am president and cashier of the Tillamook County Bank, and that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the financial condition of said Bank on May, 1908.—M. W. Harrison. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of May, 1908. H. T. BOTTS, Notary Public for Oregon. havo emerged from there, how much crime and poverty was that place re sponsible for, how many young men of bright intellect did it turn into habitual drunkards and gamblers how many homes did it deprive of the comforts of life, how much sorrow did it bring into the lives of the women in their homes when they knew their husbands or sons spent theirtime there in drunken revalarv or at the gambling table ? WecTTlild add quite a number of other things. Those who are advocating saloons should not close tlieir eyes to these facts, but we do not think that the law abiding, respecta ble citizens or farmers have forgotten all about it so soon. Graduating Exercises. The annual commencement exercises of the Tillamook Hi«h School will br held at the Opera Hou*e on Frida) evening, the program being a® follows ; Selection bv Tillamook Orchestra. Salutatory........................... Ehie Scovell. Class Hifltorv............. Carrin Hathaway Vocal Solo...... .............. Lillian Anderson (.'lass Poem........................ Marion Hare Instrumental Duet.................... ................. Eva Wheeler and Mabel Kdmumls. Class Prophecy............. Clara Tinnerstet. High School Quartette. Class Will................ Gertrude McKimens Valedictory........................... John A m * him Address to Class .... Prof P. S. Dunn University of Oregon. Presentation ot Diplomas by Prof w Rutherford. Selection by Tillamook Orchestra. The Graduates are : Clara Alice Tinnerstet. Marion Hare. Currie Rowena Hathaway. Gertrude McKimens. Elsie Alice Seovell. John Iho'iJAfl A sc him. Tillamookers Cannot Forget It. H. GKSSNHR I Ì W. WOLFS. GESSNER & WOLFE, Vote for HENR Y Agent for Acme Paints, Var nishes and Brushes. CRENSHA W, Tillamook’s Energetic Sheriff and Republican Nominee. The principle object«»« now mixed The only Exclusive Painthouse in Till« ngnixxt the local option Inw is that n mook County. lew boys have obtained liquor and be* OPPOSITE ALLEN HOUSE. come intoxicated. By wav of contmxt. during the many years the White Cor ner wax operated nx ax-loon, how man, boya obtained liquor from there hv the hack or aide entrance, how many drunk* ANGUE DAMP SALOONS cannot run without Do you want the best artificial BOYS ! light to be had ? If so you Avant the Angle Lamp. For further particulars call on Have YOU one or address F. T. Bennet, Beaver, Ore. Temporary beadquarters, Larsen house, city. Agent for to spare ? Tillamook and Yamhill counties. Vote for J. C. HOLDEN, The Popular Republican Nominee for COUNTY CLERK,
