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t HcaMiubt i l la in nuli 1. XXI. No. 9. JOTTINGS. KOOK rris, eye specialist, lotts. for abstracts. Morris about your eyes, illamook County Bank notes. * in bulk or jar at Mills’ Cash • r> Hams and Bacon at Mills' re. r Sale. Inquire ol Clarence Til son vide. * Hanson has been engaged to • the Fairview district. ins in Granite, Tinware and * -At Sappington & Co • Lederer is in from Portland and • hands with old friends. 11. 160 acres of timber land for ■ acre. See J. C. B ewlev . * d, to buy, a good Milch Cow.— osebraugb, Tillamook, Or. le, one milk cow and three year- R Y. Blalock, Beaver, Ore. • glon & Co. will give you more •you.' dollar than anyone else. * ieverance came in from Baker dsit bis folks audfor a vacation, le, cheap, Range, Lounge, Fold- and other furniture. SeeW.W. er of our citizens will go to beach the end ol the week to Smith's bicycle and repair shop •moved to the store vacated by T. Ross returned to the city on touting in from Seaside by way m. man 3. Wheeler, father of Frank lied in San Francisco last week, rears. at her in Tillamook keeps fine it, but thus far the summer has lually cold. wk drove in from Salem this isit Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Walton, > see her grandson. Il make a mistake if you do and look over the bargains ■ Sappington & Co. * »Ilins' team ran away Friday, •exult of the mix tip he is nurs- icu shoulder bone. . Petteys, of tbe State Normal outb, and Mrs. Petteys, are in tlatlyes and friends. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST Á 1908 To make tbe Garibaldi beach more attractive to the young people tbe Life Saving Crew is erecting a dancehall, and expect to have the first dance Saturday night. Portugese Joe has returned to Tilla IRA LATIMER IS SHOT. mook City. The cruise of the timber will be com While Hunting with William pleted by the 15th. Martin at Netarts. Mrs. Lynch and daughters came in oo The steamer Sue H. Elmore's passen Wednesday and are stoppiug at the Lar Ira Latimer, who was camped with gers when she left here on Tuesday were sen House. his wife and his wife's parents. Mr. and R. Stillwell and wife, Mrs. Ford. E. M. Abont 25 boys belonging to the Port Mrs. James Young, of Hillsboro, at Sherlock. Miss Ford, Mrs. Rockwell land Y.M.C.A came in for a summer Happy Camp, Netarts, £?**t with a bad and J. D. Cox. outing on Friday morning. accident on Wednesday, which might Members of Fairview Grange please The Board ol County Commissioners hare proved fatal. He was hunting in remember that Grange Day comes on accepted the viewers report on the Bes. the hill not far from camp with William Saturday, Aug. Sth. All try to be pre ter road, which was favorable to open Martin, of Hillsboro, who is we’l snown sent at 10 o'clock.—M rs . D olph T in - ing up that road, and it was so ordered. in Tillamook and a crack shot, having nerstet , secretary. Verner Ohls was arrested and chaigid resided in this city some years ago. They For Sale, a Second Hand Boiler and with obtaining monev under false pre were in the brush not far apart, and had Engine ; also a small Donkey Engine and fences, having sold a net to Sam Tom been shooting quail. Lntimer stooped Boiler, all in good shape and in runuing linson which belonged to Ed. Morgau, tn find a bird in the binsh, and while order. Enquire of Frank Long, at the claiming that the net lielongetl to him. doing so another bird new up. which saw mill in ibis city • Olds had a preliminary hearing before M iftin shot at with his 20 guage shot Dr. Percv Wiley came over the trail Justice Sappington on Wednesday, who gun, not noticing that Latimer was in form Seaside last week, and while at Ne bound him over to the grand jury and the hack ground, having straightened up halem he examined W. A. Wheeler, who placed his bail at'JlOO, which was fur and was in direct line of fire only thirty yards away. The volley of small shot, was seriously injured last week. He will nished. Fred Burton met with an accident on No. 7, entered Latimer’s chest and a few remain for a few days. Sunday night. He bad returned from a scattered to his face, but in all about 60 A suit was filed in the circuit court by trip to Garibaldi beach, and when near shots punctured the flesh. Latimer was R. W. Robitch against J, H. Beach for the Hunt bridge one of his horses went greatly scared after being shot, and as $105.18, which plaintiff claims is owing through a culvertand fell down breaking the accident took place on the side hill him for milk delivered to the Pleasant the neck yoke. Burton was thrown out not far from Happy Camp he ran to the Valley Cheese Association. of the buggy, and received a gash in the camp as quickly as possible. Although Prof. W. R. Rutherford was relieved head, but not of a serious nature. The he is badly peppered with shot about the of a roll of bills amounting to *100 ill team ran away and tan over the bridge chest, the wounds from which bled pro Portland last week. He thinks the rob to the bain, and when fouud "one horse fusely, it is thought that he will pull bery was committed on the street car had its leg brokeu. through without any serious results Dr. while lie was enroute to the ball game. Attention is asked to the display ad Boats went oyer to Netarts with John Ted McKinley and W, E. Catterlin vertisement of the Portland Business Latimer as soon as word of the accident have gone into the real estate business, College which appears in nnother co him reached this city and the doctor removed with offices opposite the Larsen house. of this issue. It is well written, and is some of the shot. Lntimer will be kept Mr. Catterlin taking the place of Mr. attractive in appearance. A character at Netarts for a day or so a.-.d will then Whitney, who will remove to Portland. istic of the Portland Business College is be brought to his home in this city. to do everything undertaken in a first Dr. Boals was at Nehalem on Sunday, class manner. This will brobablv ac ALLEGED LAND FRAUD and he reports that W. A. Wheeler, who count for its lieing called " I he School of was seriously injured .while loading logs CASE DISMISSED. Quality a title of which the institution oil the barge at Nehalem,is getting along should feel extremely proud. quite well,considering the serious nature Tillamook Case Barred Under H. K. Shirk, who recently was grad of the accident. Statute of Limitation. uated from the University of Oregon, Mrs. S. A. Yoakam, Deputy Dairy and has received a flattering offer as an in On Monday, in the United States court Food Commissioner, of Marshfield, Ore., structor in the Weston normal, and will at Portland, a numtier of alleged land is in the city, and is endeavoring to get move with his family to that place soon. fraud c«in were dismissed, including the an exhibit of cheese and other products His sister. Miss Anna Shirk, has been celebrated Tillamook case, and notwith from Tillamook for the State fair at elected to a good position in the high standing that F. J. Heney knew that the Salem, next month. school at Tillamook and will go there to law of limitation applied to this case A meeting of the Holstein Breeders' teach, and it is altogether probable when the grand jury investigated it, he Association was held on Saturday,when their parents will go with her. They all had a number of Tillamook people in a committee of three, composed of Chas. started on a t wo weeks' camping trip dicted, which goes to prove that Heney Kunze, F. R. Beals and B H. Hathaway, up the Middle Fork yesterday, and may was somewhat of a bluffer as a public was appointed to ascertain amongst go as far as the lakes before returning.— prooecutor. - dairymen who wanted Holstein stock Eugene Register. After reading a letter from Heney, in and to secure their signatures. Another Robert Welch and Robert Christensen which the graft prosecutor confessed meeting will be held next Saturday. skipped from Happy Camp last week that he believed the alleged conspiracy sorry to say that Mrs. C. W The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on without paying Earl Ford their board is quite seriously sick, and it is Saturday her passengers being Mr. and bill They came in on horseback and -hat she will not recoyer. Mrs. Erickson, Mr. Born and family, L. went out the same wav, and it is report I Mrs. W. S. Cone, of Bay City, Monk, Miss Peterson, M. Lindsev, Mr, ed that they annoyed people at Netarts for British Columbia this week, Bultermiller, D. McGregor, Mr. Drew, by killing chicken. Ford came to town joining her husband in Port Mis. Yenson and family, Mr. McKinney, and informed Sheriff Crenshaw, who Mr Pye and wife, Miss Anderson, Daisy phoned to Hillsboro, where they were lotress is in charge of Caples Goodspeed, Miss Session. Mrs. Severance arrested and locked up, much to their surprise. They wanted to pat up their t's lumber yard. For orders, and L. Smith. horses for security, but this would not phone city office or Yellow Attorney C. W. McArthur who is s go. They paid the money and cost on Joint Representative for Multnomah and for our specials on canned Clackamas counties, and V. W. Ander Saturday. An injunction suit was filed in the cir will pay you to lay in your son, came in last week. They are mak •ply at prices offered by Sap- ing a trip along the coast. Mr. McArthur cuit court, in which H. W, Spaulding. F. : Co. » took great interest in securing tbe vote E. Spaulding and E. H. Spaulding, part of base ball will be played on for the appropriation for the State ners, doing business as the Spaulding ternoon. at two o’clock, oppo- University, and is grateful to the press Manufacturing Co., of Grinnell, Iowa, blic school, between Sheridan and tbe people of this county who sup are plaintiffs, and W. H. Cooper. E. II. Tyler, M. R. Hanenkratt and John Doe look City. ported that bill. are made defendants This suit grew out I is to be made to rebuild the A good chance to get a piano is now of the cases wherein |ohn Martin and tirie cheese factory, provided here. “ That man Ward” from Eilers Ira 0. Smith were arrested and charged ck can be disposed of to make Piano House of Portland, has some with peddling buggies without having rative factory. samples of their best makes that he obtained a county license. Martin was c'lior's team became frightened will sell cheap, if sold quitkly. He bound over to the grand jury and there ith's auto on the trestle on also has an unusual offer to make to a is a case pending against Smith. This is nd in the mix up tbe buggy ' few interested parties on a piano only a temporary injunction, which will (htly damaged. Eilers are making for themselves and be argued at the November term of tl>e introducing. The sample circuit court before Judge Burnett. > the help at the Larsen house , are just 1st week, Mr. Larsen discon Instruments are at Mercier's Bakery. Milk received in July at the factories dining room and will make it I Easy terms if wanted at cash prices, for which Mr. Carl Haberlach is secretary but dont wait as time is short. * house in future. and salesman, amounted to 3.019,619 pounds, anj it is estimated that this will make 320,000 pounds of cheese, valued W. E. Catterlin. al *40,000. This is considered a splendid inley. showing for the month of July. Below we give the amount of milk receive«! at the factories last month ; Tillamook Creamery..... 621,934 Maple Leaf .................... 549.446 Fairview........................... 434.681 South Prairie ....... -....... 315,368 Clover Leaf .................... 251.822 Three Rivers................... 243.839 Meda Co Op. Creamery 148 534 Elwood (Donaldson) ... 135.355 East Beaver..—........ .... 115.207 Union (Goodspeed) —.. 102.782 Alder Vale...... .............. 67.58« Netarts ........................... 33.065 INLEYÌ& CATTERLIN, Real Estate Agents. have a Farm to Sell or want to Buy One call upon us at our office : Street, Tillamook City, op. Larsen House. “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"---------------------- Morrison, Portland. Oregon A. F. Armstrong. LL.B., Principal ipy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $30,000 equipment, large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution. Ineos Xaa: " Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough win out in the end.” Said so Wsestort "Tbe quality of instruc- mur school makes it the standard ot its kind la tbe Northwest." I the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free. On Sunday C. A. Dolan, ot the Herald, drove to Nehalem in a buggy procured from the stables of W. H. Easter. Miss Edna Garfield and Miss Ellen Bibby accompanied him. In making a start for home in theaflerooon Dolan t«»ok the wrong road, driving up by Klines. In doing so, the buggy was nearly turned over ami the two females jumped out. After making the turn Dolan fell out and the team ran away, coming down the grade ot a break neck speed, and after reaching the trustle walk they plunged over, one horse being buried in tbe soft earth and tbe other horse on top of it. The boggy stood straight up I io tbe air upon its pole until it toppled over. As a result of the accident Dolan had several ribs cracked, owe horse is, dea I. the other injured, and the buggy •lightly damaged. was bsrred under the statute of limita tions at the time the indictment was re turned, Mr. Becker caused the dismissal of the indictment iu which ClaudeThayer and others were charged with a con spiracy to acquire several thousand acies ol Tillamook County timber lands frau dulently. Mr. Heney directed this dis position of the indictment. Aside from Thaver, the other defendants included in the indictment were : Clark E. Hadley, Maurice Leach, Walter J. Smith (now deceased). Thomas Coates, John Tuttle and G. 0. Nolan. The dismissal of this particular indict ment. which, confessedly admitted by Heney was reported in face of the fact that the statute of limitations had run against the offense, recalls that when prosecuting the John H. Hall case, Heney dragged this alleged conspiracy into the evidence offered against Hall as showing other unlawful transactions with which Hall was said to have been associated. Heney also referred to the Tillamook case when he tried to besmirch Senator Fulton's zharacter ¡none of the Portland churches. ▲ RETORT Will Ride tbe Jack Ass, ae Well, if He’ll Show Up. [To THK KDITOK TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT ] N. J. Myers has had an interesting time trying to break Oak Nolan's little rabbit of a horse. Tuesday last his thea tre wss the street and vacant lots oppo site theStephensandHanenkratt houses. The windows were occupied both morn ing and afternoon watching N I. trying to conquer a pony that he Could almost put in his pocket. Tuesday's honors were with the pony, two fair throws, one owing to a broken stirrup leather, in favor of the bronco.—Herald. Dass S ib ,—I broke Oak Nolan's "rat” to ride. I was paid *5 for the job. I can ride the jack ass that wrote the above piece for less money, if he will only show up N.J. M yers . Word of Advice to Property Owners and Farmers. To avoid destruction of property and the loss of life, or a repetition of the forest fires of a few years ago, it is imperative that more pre cautions should be taken in setting out fire. Everybody who have property should be on the alert during the dry season, for it would be the settiers, not the campers and hunters, who would suffer if _ afire had to Sweep through .: the county. The Editor^ i The Two Things Necessary to Possess a Bank Account The first, is the Desire or Inclitiaiion. Every one has a wish for money—it is human nature, for it takes money to possess the comforts and necessities of life. The second requirement is One Dol- lar or more. The first deposit need not be large, and after the first money is deposited, you have a bank account. The size of your bank account rests with you. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK TILLAMOOK, ORE. A live butines] training school. Endorsed by business men. school whose graduates secure positions and hold them. Living expenses low. School in continuous session. Send for catalogue. SALEM, OREGON - - FOR ASTORIA ELECTRIC RAILROAD. Mayor Johnson’s Reply and Answer to the Same. Mayor S. S. Johnson, in reply to the communication he received last week in regard to obtaining rights of way for the proposed electric line from Astoria to Tillamook, sent the following letter to Mr. John H. Whyte, manager Chamber of Commerce, Astoria, Ore. : D ear S ir ,—I have just received your communication of the 25th inat. and have referred the same to prominent citizens here. The newspapers will also give the proposition wide advertise ment. I have grave fears that just now is a very unfavorable time to obtain sub scriptions to your project, for the reason that our people -are already tied up with the F. R. & N. Co. on a *20,000 sub scription, which, however, is conditional upon the company's doingcertain things apparently impossible of accomplish ment. We (Astoria and Tillamook) have made grievous error in failing to take up the matter of nn electric road long before this date. The scheme has been feasible for many years and could have been consumated with local capital. One of the conditions of the subscrip tions to the P. R. & N. Co. is that the company construct ten miles of road out of Tillamook to be completed by Feb. 1st next. II this is not done, the subscribers are released, and upon that contingency you would find that our citizens would take eztraordinary interest in the build ing of your proposed road. But until this company has forfeited its subscrip tion contract, you naturally will find our people careful about additional sub scriptions. - Yours very truly, S idney 3. J ohnson . Astoria, Orc., Aug. 3, 1908. Mr. Sidney 8. Johnson, Mayor, Tilla mook, Ore. D ear 3ut,—Replying to yours of July 27th, we cartlolly note the contents of your letter and would say that our sur veying here will won he completed to Seaside, and we have tbe promise of the promoters that they will begin construe- tion almost immediately after the sur veying and right of way are finished. It they are able to make good their plans it would seem they ought to be carrying forward construction work within sixty days at the furthest. I trust that you will carefully watch us and if we begin construction thia fall as outlmed, that you will then do ell you can to hasten forward the survey from Tillamook to Seaside. We are holding our right-of-way in our possesaion for three vyars and d your people will make tbe survey and bold vour rightof way for three (years along with ours. I feel very confident that we will put tbe road all tbe way through. Jf yon were ready to hegia the survey now the same organized force that is doing the work here could cow tinne oo from Elk Creek. I leel personal» ly very confident that we will be aide to construct our electric railroad as planned without any delay. Yuors very truly, J. H. W byts . t W. I. STALEY, Principal. Ashton-Branacombe-Coy. On Monday, August 10th, this clever company will open an engagement of one week, changing the bill nightly, playing only up to date bills such as “Hearts of Gold," “Sapho,’* “The Sheriff,” “David Garrick,” “Tarn of the Dice,“ etc. The company is headed by Miss Lily Branscombe, one of the moat versatile leading ladies now touring Americri. She will be ably suppot ted by Mr. Herbert Ashton, an actor of great ability, and other well known players. They ha ve just closed a special five weeks season in Astoria, thirty weeks in Van couver, and Miss Brantcombe and Mr. Ashton hold the record for ninty six weeks stock in Portland at the Lyric theatre. Every pl«y will be dressed magnificintly and correctly, and the theatre going public of Tillamook will be sure of a dramatic treat which they doubtless will appreciate. Notice. The Holstein Cattle Association will meat, Saturday, August Sth, 1908, at one o'clock p.tti. Tho«e wishing to send for Holstein cattle please come and sign the list. A B knrchcidt , Secretary. Logan Berries for Bale. Persons wanting logan berries should phone or write Claude Ackley. For Sale. A five-room house with large wood shed on corner lot. only fl vs blocks from coutt-houee. Only *600. Enquire at his office. Delinquent Sale Notice. MIAMI LÜMRKR COMPANY, location of principal place of business, No. 43 Market Street, City and ^County of Ban Francisco» Stote of Oalifornia. Notice There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No. 1) levied on the 37th day of June, 1908. The several amounts set opposite the names of the respective «hare holders are as follows: Name«. V, w w Mo. of CertiB- No. of cates. Shares. J Woodside J Wo«MJ«i<1c J Woodside ..... .39 40 41 ... . ... 7 3 S ... ... Amt. $700 00 300.00 000.00 And in accordance with Law and an Order of the Board of Directors made on the 37th day of June. 19OM, as many shares of each Earcel of such stock as may be necessary will e so|d at public auction at the office of the Company, No. 42 Market street, in the City and County of Ban Francisco. State of Cali fornia. on Friday, the 21st day of August, 1908. at 10 o'clock a.m., of said date, to pay the said delinquent assessment thereon to gether with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. OASTON A. O.’ NAHL, Secretary. Location of office. No. 43 Market street. City and Connty of San Francises, State of California First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. Capital Stock........................ .*»,000. Offers every facility for safe banking, and solicits your business. Commercial. Having, and Trust De partments. Interval al carrent rates on checking account». O-ir little bank, • Helpful Hint, on Banking,'* explaining how to do your tanking by mail i. ready. Heed foe a copy. It's free fug the
