Tillamook headlight., June 18, 1908, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JUNE 18, 1908.
MOOK
JOTTINGS.
Take your orders for Mill! AGREEMENT IS SIGNED. I COPELAND
CASE REVERSED
ner to Sturgeon’s ; an up-to-
rris, eye specialist,
date Trimmer from Portland Work on the Railroad will Supreme Court Overrules Demur
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lotts. for abstracts,
execute the orders.
to
er Granted by McBride.
Start Up at Once.
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i Morris about your eyes,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Walton
On
account
of
Mr
Lytle
failing
to
give
illamook County Bank notes *
S alem , Or., June 16—Two appealed
on Friday morning, Mr. James Waltou, a letter of reception of the new agree­
h. McGill, of Portland, is in the
cases were decided by the Suureme
' jr-
ment between the subscribers and the Court today, the lower court being re­
Mrs. Groat was quite seriously burned Pacific Railway & Navigation Company versed in each instance. The most im-
about the face and bands on Thursday a good deal of speculation was indulged portant case was that of Richard Wills
morning. The house had caught fire, and in this week as to when work on the rail­ and others against the Nehalem Coal
n Hama and Bacon at Mills' it was while extinguishing the flames road would start up. Mr. T. Coates Company and M. S. Copeland, from
If you have an idle hundred—or fifty or
re.
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that she was burned. Mrs. Groat is went to Portland last week with the Clatsop County. This suit was the out­
subscription list and with the purpose ot come of a coal mining project promoted
any other amount which you desire to lay
i to rent for cattle. Apply to qnite prostrate from the shock.
Ikora p.
The Nehalem HorseCompany's stallion securing an acceptance from Mr. Lvtle. by W. H. Copeland. Mr. Copeland se­
aside for safe keeping, bring it to this bank
which he had been unable procure as Mr. cured an option on a tract of land be­
It Knudson has received their Flanuer will be at Easter's barn Mon­
for deposit.
Lytle
had
been
out
of
the
citv.
Although
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays ; at
lieved to coutain coal, the price being
Itiiug.
it was predicted several weeks ago that fixed at $12,000. He then organized the
We issue Certificates of Depost pay­
Fred
Zaddaeh's,
on
the
Nehalem,
Tues-
have trouble with your eve»,
work would start up on the 15th. but Nehalem Coal Company with a capital
lavs
afternoous
and
Wednesday
morn
­
able
on demand, also Time Certificates
a
tnry Morris.
ings, and at the Whitney Co.'s ranch as that date is past and with no indi stock of $15,000, He subscribed for shares
bearing 4 per cent interest.
the time to see about your half a mile west of the W. N. Vaughn cations of doing so. it caused a good
to the amount of $100, and his wife.
n’t put it off.
deal of speculation.
Mr. Coates has M S Copeland, $7500. so ihat they con-
place. Fridays.
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phoned
in
saying
that
everything
is
all
, lemon serial tickets 43, 133
trolled a majority of the stock. Thev
Ed. Hadley has been arrested for using
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right and that he is under the impression then sold stock and used the proceeds to
Io Sturgeon's.
obscene, profane and abusive language
le. Pigs, three and seven months to Clarence Crook on Sunday, and R. that work will start up between now buy the land, but took it in the name of
and the first of the month.
ly to Vincenz Jacob.
M.S. Copeland, who transferred it to
Catterlin is charged with the same offence
A later message from Mr. Coates was the company at a consideration of
nrv Morris will tell you the towards B. S. Powell. The cases are set
received on Thursday afternoon, which $87,000. she taking as pay the 750
for Mondav. as there appears to be some
mt your eye troubles.
stated that Mr. Lvtle had signed the shares ot stock and a note for $12,000.
doubt
as
to
whether
the
law
under
Four years later this suit was brought
rill be a special meeting of the
acceptance to the agreement, and that to either have her stock canceled or com­
which they nre charged does or does not
il on Friday evening.
work
would
start
up
right
away.
pel
her to pay for it. in the lower court
apply to incorporated cities.
Judge McBride sustained a demurrer to
i Knudson’s furniture store has
The Sue H. Elmore came in on VVednes IDA SCHNAUER ASHORE. the complaint, but on appeal the Su
first class stock of carpets. *
preme Court' in an opinion by Commis-
day with the following passengers : Mr.
I Mrs. H. T. Botts returned to
Hawkins, Mrs. McIntyre and family. Drifts on Tillamook Spit in fioqer Slater, holds that the complaint
states
facts sufficient to entitle plaintiffs
le first of the week from Port-
Mrs. Morton, Mr. Turk, Mrs. Ulmer, F.
Fine Weather-Will be a
to relief. The case is therefore remanded
Ulmer, Mr. McGill. Mrs. Bays. J. Yale.
with instructions to overrule the de
Total Wreck.
: Cooper returned home last Mr. Jayson, Miss Boqucst, Mr. Ed.
murrer.
The
lumber
schooner
Ida
Schnauer,
from the State of Washington wards, W. Gregory. Mr. Terwillegar,
Captain Henrickson, went ashore on
Bids Wanted
Mr. Elliott and two boys. Ed. Catterlin, Wednesday afternoon on Tillamook spit,
Notice is hereby given that the Cotintv
I a three year old Durham Bull- Maude Sturgeon. Judge Holden, Mrs. or what is now known as the ocean side
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon will
i kind. T. H McCormack, Perkins. Mrs. Jones and son, H.
of Bayocean Park. .She was outside and receive sealed bids for the graveling of
and C. Straunt.
Irie.
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waiting for a tow to bring her in to that portion of what is known as the
the latest instruments for the
At a meeting of the city council Mon- load lumber at the Miami Lumber Com­ Eleals’ road at Nehalem, Oregon, from
the beginning of said road to ’angle 19,
Leave Tillamook City at 9.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
lamination ot the eye. Call day evening, W. R. Rutherford resigned pany's saw mill at Hobsonville. The of
mile 1.
Leave Bay City at 10.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.
bem.
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on the library board and Mrs. F. S. weather was fine and calm at the time.
The approximate distance to be gravel­
tve your horses in the rain Whitehouse was appointed to fill the When Captain Schrader crossed in with ed is % mile. The approximate amount
Daily, except Sunday.
of grave! to be used on said road is 600
can tie them in Harris’ Tie vacancy. J. C. Holden resigned as city the Sue H. Elmore between one and two cubic vards. All bids must be nt certain
recorder
and
J.
S.
Stephens
resigned
as
o'clock he remarked that the schooner price per cubic yard, and the said gravel
0 Cts.
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Fare, one way, 75c. Round trip, $1.25.
lunson is one of the graduates city treasurer, to take effect after the was close in, but thought she was safely to be distributed over the entire dis
next meeting of the city council.
An anchored. It seems that she had lost her tance as may be directed by the County
(gon State Nornul School at
ordinance to prohibit the setting off of anchors and had only one small one left, Court or its representative. The work
I this week.
must be completed on or before October
what is known as giant fire-crackers was and this failing to hold her and with no 1, 1908. All bids must be filed with the
Treasurer P. W. Todd return passed to its second reading.
wind, she drifted ashore at a point on County Clerk on or before 10 o’clock
ursdav from attending the
At the election at Nehalem for a union the spit opposite the site where it is pro­ a m. July 1st. 1908. The court reserves
i state con vention.
the right to reject any and all bids. By
high school, composed of school districts posed to erect the new hotel at Bayocean order of the court.
?. GraysonJ and son Carl have Nos. 11, 28, 29 and 39. the boundary Park
G. B. L amb ,
>m Tile Dalles, where the lat- board canvassed the votes on Wednes­
The life saving crew at Garibaldi went
County Clerk.
n attending school.
day, with the result that districts Nos. to the assistance of the crew and took
tinningham and family end 11, 28 and 38 were unanimous for the them nil off with the exception of the
Notice to Sub9criberR.
ey aud family, of Carlton, nnion high school, while in district No captain, who stayed with his ship for a
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Subscribers of the Pacific States
ered at the Allen House on 29 only one vote was cast against it, while or left her in charge of the mate.
Telephone & Telegraph Company are
CHARACTERS.
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An effort was to have been made on hereby notified
that all telephone
making only one vote in the four dis­
rentals
are
due
on
the
first
of
every
Will
Dayton
(The
school
teacher)..............Jno. Plasker.
ilton returned to the city the tricts opposed to a union high school for Thursday to get her off the beach, but month, and must be paid at the office
Fred Dent (self accused).......................... Rob Maxwell.
week, his brother. Will Wal­ those dictricts. A director from each owing to the distance it was impossible of the company on or before the fifth
Squire
Ainsley (a farmer).....................Herman Sander.
to
get
a
line
to
her.
Even
if
this
could
district
will
have
the
management
of
the
of
each
month.
ls« Fawk, of Salem, accom-
Pacific States Telephone &
have been done it would have been of no
Henry Heath (villain)............................. Henry Plasker.
school.
Telegraph Company.
John Dayton (Will’s foster-father)............. Ben Sander.
R. W. Bundy pleaded guilty to killing use. for the schooner during the night
nual meeting on Monday of
J. C. H olden , Agent.
had
changed
her
position
and
was
far.
Pete (colored).....................................Louie Terwilliger.
district. Geo. B. Lamb was deer out of season and Justice White
ther up the beaeh and leaking, with her
Gretchen (Dutch girl)..........................Hulda Bergstrom.
ol director arid Alva Finley fined him $50. He was arrested by
Public
Auction
Sale
ot
Horses.
Deputy Game Warden Osborn, who also rudder post going to pieces. All hope of
Lula Ainsley (an orphan)....................... Emma Delsman.
Monday. June 22nd. I will sell at
swore out an information against J. J. saving the vessel is abandoned, and she
Tot Ainsley (a little heroine)..................Goldine Wimer.
rlin returned from Portland
Easter & Son's Barn, in Tillamook City,
will
become
a
total
wreck.
As
soon
as
Howser for having deer meat in his pos­
all p.m., 10 head of horses, on-pony,
ay. and was somewhat pess
session. but as there was some donbt in the weather turns a little stormy she one male and colt, and some well broke Selection............................................... Tillamook Concert Band.
when work on tbe railroad
will
go
to
pieces,
for
she
is
qjd
and
un-
horses aud some un broke horse-.
the mind of the justice as to the truth of
ACT I.
up.
These horses will be sold on 90 days'
the testimony he dismissed the case. It able to stand much pounding by the
time,
with
a
bankable
note
at
8
per
cent
S
cene
I.
—
Exterior
of farm house.
wanted to slash and cut seems that Bnndv was out with a sur­ breakers.
interest. 5 per cent for cash.
The
Ida
Schnauer
belongs
to
the
Miami
Pete
and
the
Dutch
girl
—
News
of the robbery—Suspicion
particulars phone to Clar- veying party, and being without meat
J W. BROWN, Owner.
points to Will Dayton—Heath accused Will Dayton—Pete up­
or write him, the address for several weeks he killed a deer, half Lumber Company, and is a three-masted
mville. Ore.
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of which he left at the camp, and while schooner, built in 1871. It is only a few Badlv Sprained Ankle Cured. holds Dayton and angers Heath—Tot interferes and saves Pete
weeks ago that the Miami Lumber Co.
Three J ears ago our daughter spraiupd from a licking and defends the absent friend.
“I ain innocent”
ilmng“. who went to Port- packing the other half out in a sack he
lost their steam schooner Minnie Kelton, her ankle and had be^n suffering terribly
had
the
misfortune
to
meet
the
deputy
nd the democratic state con-
—
Heath
pretends
to
be
Dayton
’
s
friend.
for
two
days
and
nights
—
had
not
slept
a
which lost her deck load after being
minute. Mr. Stallings, of Hutler, Tenn .
the Masonic grand lodge, game warden, who was looking also tor
Curtain.
live game. Bunjy made no bones about struck by a huge ware, which disabled told us of Chamberl tin’s Pain Bahn. We
I to the city.
the
vessel,
and
in
a
water-logged
condi
­
went to the store that night arid got a “The Frivolous Girl,”... .Vocal Solo................. Miss N. Chase.
what
he
had
done
and
the
reason
for
One Holstein Bull Calf, 13
tion she was towed to the Columbia bottle of it and bathed her ankle two or
Accompanist—Miss Goldine Wimer.
grandson of Lunde Oregon doing so.
river, where she is a total wreck on her three times and she went to sleep and
had
a
good
night's
re«t.
The
next
S cene II.—Street scene.
The play. “Mr. Bob,” given bv the side on the sands
lite. Price $50. Registered
morning she was much better and in a
Pete
and
Gretchen
—Tot appears on the scene.
red, Wm. Hartill, Melville. Junior Class of Tillamook High School
It was reported that the Ida Schnauer short time could walk around and bad
at the opera house on Friday evening, had on board the machinery lor the new no more trouble with her ankle.—E. M
Curtain.
1 commencement at St. Al- was well attended. The young amateurs electric light plant for thia citv. but that B rumitt , Hampton. Tenn. 25 and 50 < i Is There Any Room in Heaven for a Little Girl Like Mc ?”
cent sizes for sale by all druggists.
demy took place on Tues did fairly well, and it would have been a was not correct, for the machinery was
Vocal Solo............... Aileen Fitzpatrick.
when the program, as pub­ great help to the plav and to the audi­ shipped on the Hugh Hogan.
Thomas A. Edison tells of an expert,
S
cene
III.—Interior of the home of Henry Heath.
last iMue, was nicely car- ence had thev been trained so that thev
It is reported that the schooner is in­ ment tending to prove his theory that a
could have been heard and understood sured for $5,000.
Heath presents Will Dayton with a watch—“ A friend in
normal
man
needs
not
more
than
four
all over the hall. Apart from this defect
hours of sleep in the twenty-four. The need”—Heath’s soliloquy is overheard by Deut.
a Second Hand Boiler and
in some ot the players, they plaved their
tent involved 100 men employed in the
a »mall Donkey Engine and
Death
of
J.
J.
McCoy.
Curtain.
Edison laliiratory at Memo Park. For
parts with a good deal of ease and com-
good shape and in running posnre. Patty, thez housemaid (Evan
We have to announce the death in thia two years, he says, they worked on the Selection ............................................... Tillamook Concert Band.
tire of Frank Long, at the Ross) and Robert Brown, the law clerk
four hour sleep schedule, and “ it did
issue of Mr. J J. «McCoy, which took not seem to hurt them.” The only vari.
ACT II.
lie city
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(Urban Shrode) sustained their parts place in California on the 8th inat. He Htiou in their habits was the eating of
S cene I.—Exterior of Squire Ainsley’s home.
ilkins and wife, of Dolph, about the best of anv of the young play­ had been sick for aeveral mouths, and four instead of three meals a day, an
Pete sitting on stump—Squire in Heath’s debt—Dent gives
Mr. Shortridge out at that ers. followed bv Katherine Rogers (Nellie was about 88 years of ago. He was a extra supper being served at midnight.
For the first week or so the men showed
the city on Tuesday, and Hanenkratt), Jenkins, the butler (Pierre prominent figure in Tillamook County, up very fired and limp, hut after thev Lula the money to pay off the mortgage—Heath accuses Will ot
in the newspaper business Peters) and Philip Royson (Albert Bram­ especially in the boom days of Bay City, gained in mental alertness and bodily stealing the watch—Dent comes foiward aud accuses himself—“I
of years, gave us a call.
well). Rebecca Luke, mistress (Jennie where he owned considerable property. agility. Edison calls attention to the stole the watch”—Arrest of Dent.
fact that on this plan the men slept |ier-
[oevet have started a lum- Shrode) and Marion Brvant. Bob (Helen He helped build the road over the moun fectlv when they were in bed. wliereas.
Curtain.
Bibbv)
also
did
well.
During
the
inter
tain
to
North
Yamhill.
posite Mrs. Walker’s, and
in the oidinary plan of eight or ten
“
I
Throw
a
Kiss
to
Papa,
”
Vocal
Solo............. Margaret Coates.
mission
Misses
Lillian
Anderson
and
hours in bed. he tielievea that most
g lumber can get it from
JAMES J MCCOY
Accompanist—Melva Wade.
people are not sound asleep and dream­
ing orders at the Tillamook Edna Aiderman gave vocal solos, and
Died at his late home in this city on less for the whole period. He also tells
each received a well deserved encore. The
Yellow Fir saw mill.
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ACT III.
June 8th, in the 88tli year of his age, how his wife changed from the eight j
popular
quartette
and
the
vocal
duetts
hour to the five-hour plan, with the l>ext '
' spell of dry weather, the
after a long illness
S
cene
I.
—
Exterior
of Squire Ainsley’s home.
of the rain was heard again came in for a good round of applause,
Mr. McCoy was a native of Missouri. results. He questions the accepted idea
Pete and Gretchen—The fight, urged on by Tot—Tot and
that sleep is required to restate the
not
because
of
any
great
musical
ability
light. Owing to the contin-
He moved to Oregon in 1850 and to body.
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Pete arranged to help Dent escape from prison.
t winds, vegetation and th»* oi the singers.
Escondido eight years ago. where he re
E Invite You to Make This
Bank Your Depository.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
A UTOMOBILE !
Two Trips Daily
Between Tillamook & Bay City.
Dramatic Club Program.
Academy Hall, Tuesday, June 23.
Little Heroine; or, Self Accused.”
somewhat backward this
sided at the timeol his death. An aged
sister. Miss M. C McCoy, who acted as
fob had the misfortune on
Taft was nominated for his housekeeper, is the only surviving re­
ile milking, to receive a President on the first ballot, lative.
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His funeral took place from F. G.
oke on the left side, end at Chicago to-day.
Thompson's undertaking parlors Wed­
ig from the barn to the
nesday, Rev. J. N. Turrentine officiating
Drama at Academy.
to the ground. He is able
Capital Stock........................ $25,000.
and the remains were laid to rest in the
but not able to do work.
On the evening ol June 23, a drama,
Offers
every facility for aafe banking,
Oak Cemetsry.—The Advocate, E koo -
and aoliciu your buxinea».
Whitehouse was offered the entitled “A Little Heroine ; or. Self I
dido.
Cat
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ritic teacher at the State Accused," will be given bv the Dramatic
Commercial, Saving« and Trust De­
>1 at Monmouth, and has. Club, at the Academy Hall. In addition
partment«.
For Exchange.
same. Miss White house to the presentation of the drama there
Interest at current rate* on checking
Good 6 room hoase on corner lot io account«.
si that institution last win­ will he «everal vocal select ions and the
munie will be rendered bv the famous Forest Grove to exchange for property
nite an honor to her to be Tillamook Concert Band. A general
Oir little book, ' Helpful Hint« on
i in Tillamook or Bay City or for some Bonking,'' explaining how to do your
lition.
all around good time i» assured.
good
lots
or
acerage
close
to
the
beach.
banking by mail i« remly.
Paces of admission—Reserved seats,
l have a Trimmer 5Oc.
For particulars write to Forest Grove
Send for a copy. It's free tt<r tbe
; general admission, 35c. Tickets on
ind to assist them, ¡«ale at Clough a and Academy.
■ Real Estate Co., Forest Grove, Or-gon. asking.
TAFT THE MAN.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
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Curtain.
“ After the Battle Mother,” Vocal Solo..................... Jno. Plasker.
Accompanist—Miss E. WheeleT.
Selection
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ACT IV.
S cene I.—Office.
Will Dayton’s Office—Pete as porter—Pete, becomes very
much frightened, finally recognizes Dent—John Dayton, Will’s
foster-father, returns, is found by Will and taken to his office—
Arrival of Heath—Will Dayton and Will Dent are both innocent
of any crime—Departure of Heath in disgrace.
Curtain.
“The Silent Night is Sleeping,” Vocal Solo.... Miss C. Haag.
Accompanist—Miss E- Wheeler.
Selection
Tillamook Concert Band.