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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 24, 1908.
JOTTINGS.
Specialist.
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i abstracts,
jars at Sturgeon’s.
fCounty Bank notes. •
I or jar at Mills’ Cash
for new stales in Milli
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Kent at King and
and Oil Clothing at
I and Bacon at Mills
itinues fine, but with
toes. Mtn's 12 anil 16
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suit Cdsea and Trunks
fod'l s.
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I Clothing has arrived
xy line.
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^Equalization will meet
pber 19.
Iman came down from
Inesday.
Msdiy, to the wife of
<i daughter.
Uranite, Tinware and
jington & Co.
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■nse was issued to G. E.
Laura I Utter.
lw line of Stoves and
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|King & Smith’s.
res of timber land for
fee J. C. B ewlev .
ray. from California, is
ome of G. N Hodgdou,
I Co. will give you more
»liar than anyone else. *
Rutherford, whose wife
last week, is in the city,
a. representing the Buff-
ICo.,was in the citv last
work on those stumps
save the great stumping
♦
ties for Men and Gutzian
Women and Children ai
of Gordon Hats. $3.00 ;
;e Hats, $1.00 and $4.50,
•ses like Star Brand Bar-
¡et it at William Curtiss,
nd family will move to
f. W. Christensen bought
«me in from Portland on
ganized several Taft clubs
ik Bakery, belonging to
rt, was closed up by the
lay.
md |new process Barley,
»d Gray Oates, see Win.
Hdg.
id that Mrs. P. McIntosh
(operation while visiting
Canada.
special bargains in city
sirv farms. C. V. Atter-
k, Oregon.
Kincaid Clothing. Walk-
Gordon Hats are sold by
■Todd & Co.
ke a mistake if you do
look over the bargains
lington & Co.
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Closing out our line of
House Hardware at cost.—
Sappington &■ Co.
>1.50 per year,
A. J. HEMBREE SEN
TENCED TO DEATH.
All Motions and Tech
nicalities Overruled.
The Best on the Market. Coats knocked him senseless. He was picket! '
Briefly stated, Hembree committed
for Women a nd Children for winter wear. up and ¡taken to Dr. Russ’ office, who
the murders to cover up another crime,
The latest styles in form fitting, half fit­ attended to the injuries.
that of raraging hie daughter, a girl of
ting and semi-fitting Coats. Patzlaf's
16 years, and it is generally thought that
W.
B.
Aiderman
has
sold
his
farm
of
You sliouki begin feeding your cows, Fall Line, "Red Ticketed’’ from New
while performing an abortion upon hie
hoises and pigs Star Brand Barley, ask York, is now on display. They are the about 48 acres for $14.400, Gust Wick-
daughter she died under the ordeal, and
lund paying $9,100 tor about 22 acres,
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William Curtiss, Tvkr Bldg.
best.
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to corer up all knowledge of thia he
which is the meadow, and Andrew An­
F. A. Erixon, of Salem, who has the
murdered hia wire, and after butchering
The pupils of the high school went on derson pays $5.000 for the 25 acres nt
contract to build the hatchery on the an excursion to tbe sandspit and Cape
and burning their remaina lie set tire to
land which was logged off this summer.
Trask river, came in on Monday.
hia houae to cover up all traces of his
Menres light station on Saturday and Mr. Aiderman has his herd of cattle, the
C. B. Vantress is in charge of Caples’ spent a pleasant dav. giving Prof. Golds­ milking machine and farm implements
grewsome and bloody deed». There are
lumber yard. For orders, prices, etc., worthy and the new teachersan oppor­ left, which he will auction off on the first
several strong incidents to prove this,
phone city office or Yellow Fir Mill. *
such as going to a doctor and asking
tunity to see some ol the beauties of this of the month, besides his hay. The herd
D allas , Or.. Sept. 31.—Circuit Judge
Erwin Harrison and wife came in on county.
of cows is one of the best in the county. George H. Burnett thia meriting oyer- him to perform an abortion, sleeping
Monday in the auto from McMinnville
J. F. Ramsey has bought out M. H Mr. Alderman’s 21 cows averaging him ruled the motion to have the verdict with his daughter in the hotel, sending
Ins two boys away from home, and his
after visiting the State fair at Salem.
Larsen and leaned the hotel, who will $113 61 per cow last year.
set aside and a new trial ordered for
(H-culiar behavior alter the Dre and in­
take
possession
the
first
of
the
month.
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A Complete line of up to-date Fall
The Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing A. J. Heuibree, who was convicted ot
difference as to Ilia wife's and daughter’s
Goods is now on display at Patzlaf's. No is his intention to fix the hotel up and Company was incorporated on Saturday the murder of hia wife last June, ana
trouble to shoyv these splendid goods. * put it in good Hhxpe, Mr. Lai sen has with $10,000 capital stock, the incor­ sentenced the prisoner to the death fate. At both trials Hembree took lhe
stand in hia own defence, and it was
18 size Nickel 17 Jewels Waltham or been in the hotel business fur a long lime porators being Geo B Lamb. C Haber penalty. Even at that most trying mo­ this, as much as anything, which made
lach, Fred C. Bakerand H T Botts. It ment the remarkable nerve ot the
Elgin Watches, with patent regulators, in rhis city.
the jury men believe that he was guilty.
F. M Lamb came in last week from is proposed to erect a saw and plaining prisoner which h.ts held him up in
|5.50 at Howard Wahlen, expert watch­
Eugene on business and to pay|hii re­ mill on the mill site owned by the Tilla stoical calmness throughout the changing
maker.
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The Library Contest.
More men are being put to work on spects to his grandson. Mr. Lamb says mook Lumbering Company, and the fortunes of his case did not fail him
the railroad every day, and on Tuesday that, outside of Portland, there is no new company is figuring with Portland and a barely perceptible change of color
The first count of votes in the Library
last the second steam shovel was put to city in the state growing as fast as Eu­ firms for new machinery. Mr. White was the only evidence which he gave Contest is ns follows :
gene, and that the people there aie pull­ house has given the new company an op that he h:rd heard or heeded the word« Public and High School............. .. 1.096
work.
tron on the mill property and agreed to which pronounced his doom. A second Public Library..............................
ing together in the interest of the city.
260
H. B. Lock wood and family, who has
furnish about four million feet of log a motion similar to the first was tiled by Alphonsus Academy.................... .. 7.908
Frank
Fretman.
who
went
to
Salein
been in the dairy business in Washing-
Rebekah
Lodge
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250
when the saw mill is re-built.
(lie attorneys for the defense and again
Masonic Lodge.............................
ton county, came in last week to locate last week to attend the State fair, was
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overruled,
and
they
were
granted
until
held up by two armed highwaymen at
A divorce case was fileo in the Circuit
Modern Woodmen ot America...
10
in this county.
Advrntiat l 'hurch .......................
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the corner ot Twelfth and State streets Court on Tuesday by Mrs. I>ia J. Diivu* November 1 to file s bill of exceptions.
You can work your horses hard and
Jon tier dub................................ ..
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in that city on Friday night and robbed against her husband, Otis P. Davis.
they always feel well when you' Je^d
Voteacan be obtained by trading with
Brief History of the Case.
of $35 in cash and a gold watch and These parties were married in this city
Star Brand Barley. See William Curt’ss, chain. The robbers escaped.
The crime for which A. J. Hembree Homer Mnaon, J S Lnmnr, R. L Wade,
on the 21st January, 1903. ai d there are
Tyler Bldg.
no
children
born
to
the
marriage.
They
whs
sentenced to death on Monday was Eugene Jenkins, W. M. Mills. Jones and
For the Ladies ! Patz'ai's Millinery
Knudson, Cxtterlin & McKiuley and the
Watch for our specials on cam ed
Department is now the center ol attrac. resided in the State of Washington for one of the most shocking in the history
Tillamook Headlight.
g<»odH. It will pay you to lay in your
tion for the Indies, where the latest Fall about three years, and in the middle of of Oregon, The murder was committed
winter supply at prices offered by Sap­
on
the
month
of
May.
1908
the
plaintiff
the
night
of
December
29,
1905,
at
and Winter Styles in Trimmed and Un­
Lost, A Whip.
pington & Co.
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trimmed Hats can now be obtained at was obliged to separate from defendant Sandlake, in this county, where Hembree
Received, direct from the East, a new reasonable prices. An expert trimmer on on account of his cruel and inhuman lived with his family, which consisted ol
Lost, a ht-.ivt rnw hide whip, Kinder
line of Cottage Carpet. Call in and see the premises for the season.
treatment of herself and children. At a wife, daughter and two boys It was will please leave the same at the Head-
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the new and beautiful designs at Jones
The steamer Sne H. Elmore left here the time of the marriage plaintiff had on that night that Hembree’s house was light office.
and Knudson's
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two
children;
that
defendant
had
not
burned
down
and
next
morning
a
few
On Friday, her passengers being Mr». A.
Separater for Sale.
Married, at Nehalem, on the 9th itist., Tone, C. W. Goeres, Miss Goeres, Miss furnished support for plaintiff and her charred remains of his wife and daughter
Max W. Fisher and Miss Paula Tohl. L. Van Patten, J. M. Bates, Misses E. children; that defendant had taken were found, the bodies being so com­
For Sale, n new No. 4 Slinrples Tubu­
daughter of William Tohl, the ceremony and H. Hays, Miss M Sturgeon, B. Irn­ money from patrons when Mis. Davis pletely burned that when they were lär Separater.
Price $70. Address
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being performed by Rev. F. N. Sandifur.
dorf, M. Laundotte, G. W. Hollister J. was running an hotel and that he had gathered up they only half filled a Frank Bester. Tillmnook.
cranberry box. This caused some sus­
Services at the M.E. church on Sunday Mealus, H. J. Gregory, Geo. Nelson, C. threatened and beaten his wife.
Wanted, Furnished Rooms.
Harrv Mitchell was arrested Saturday picion, for hardly any one could believe
are : Morning, preaching by the Rev. P. Carlson and 11. Mattison.
that the small frame building could
Jonas.- evening, at 8;30 p.m., preaching
Wanted, to rent, three furnished rooms
Owing to a storm at sea and the fog, by Sheriff Crenshaw and was brought to
by S. G. Bettes, the cow boy preacher. the steamer Sue H. Elmore was detained this citv, charged wiih asrault with a have consumed the bodies so completely, for light housekeeping. Address, Miss
and as Hrmbree had threatened to A. B. Shirk, Tillamook.
All are cordially invited.
at Astoria on Wednesday, and in conse­ deadly weapon upon Alvin Juhiis, who
murder his wife and burn her body, with
Sherwin Williams Paints are the very quence the shows which were advertised was working in thesaw mill at Hobson other suspicious circumstances in con­
ville.
It
seems
that
Mitchell,
who
was
Wanted, to Buy, a Black Mare.
best prepared paints. They will cover for this week have not come off. She
nection with the burning of the house,
more surface and last longer than any managed to cross the Columbia bar this under the influence of liquor, went to led people to believe that Hemhree had
Wanted, to buy, a Black Mare, three
the saw mill and became engage!) in a
thing you can get on the market.—King morning, and probably by tumorrow
killed his wife and daughter and then set to seven years old. Weight 900 to I ISO
wrangle
with
Juhris.
The
latter
was
the shows will commence.
and Smith, agents.
seen to make a motion as though he lire to his house to cover up the crimes. pounds. Must he sound and gentle.
How to Keep Warm ! Wear the would strike Mitchell, who immediately Coroner Reynolds made an investigation
Messrs. J. G. Hayes and R. H. Patter­
Write to S. M. Batterson, Balm, Ore.
son, of Scranton, Pa., and Mr. G. W. line of Ladies' and Girl's Winter Under procured a crow bar and struck Juhris a out did not hold an inquest. Deputy
Wanted, a Farm to Rent.
Palmer, of New York City, who are wear.which is being sold at Patzlat's. It vicious blow across the back, above the District Attorney W. H. Cooper ordered
is
the
most
complete
line
in
the
city,
and
wealthy citizens of those states, were iu
Wanted, to rent, a Dairv Farm, with
kidneys. The blow staggered and partly Sheriff Woolfe to arrest Hembree, and
warranted to keep the cold out and to
the city on Wednesday.
paralyzed Juhris. w’ho fell on the rollers he was brought to this city and charged from 20 to 40 cows, on shares or cash
Jones & Knudson have just received a wear well. The standard Eagle Brand of the saw mill, where he was taken oil with the murder. He waved examina­ rent. Address H. B Lockwood, Tilla­
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big shipment of Carpets, the line consist­ of Men's Underwear is the best and is by some of the mill hands. When the tion and was taken to McMinnville for mook, Ore.________________
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ing of Axminster, Brussells and Ingrane. handled by Patzlaf. Try them.
whistle w’as blown for the manager safe keeping, as there was no county jail
Notice, for Sale.
A special meeting of Alder Camp, No. Mitchel) left to mill building. He had a it tho lime. Soon after bones were
the shipment also includes Rug9, Art
One span of heavy young horses, also
219, W.O.W., bas been called to meet ill preliminary hearing before Justice Sap found in an old stove, and on being ex
Squaresand Linoleums.
five
good colts from suoking colt up to
amined
by
two
doctors,
they
pronounced
Todd's
hall
tomorrow
(Friday)
evening
pington on Monday,who bound Mitchell
The Tillamook Taft Club was organ­
years old.—Inquire, John Abraham,
ized on Monday at noon, when a number to consider the startiug of an old time over to the circuit court, placing the bail them skull bones, one of the pieces being
North Yamhill, Ore.
the bone near the ear.
of republicans were present and elected log rolling with District Organizer A. D. at $500.
At
the
following
April
term
of
the
C
ridge,
and
it
is
requested
that
a
full
H. T. Botts president and Fred C. Baker
We »re sorry to record the death ol
Auction Sale of C owb .
secretary, that being the only business attendance of members he present. Carl Mrs. Flora Carter, wife of F. J. Carter, circuit court the grand jury returned
two
indictments
against
Hembree,
one
Haberlach,
clerk.
Carl
Wallin,
consul
To
be
sold, at Public Auction, on
transacted at that meeting.
which took place in this city on Monday,
for murdering his wife and the other Thursday, October 1st, 1908, at 1:30
commander.
after a short sickness. Mrs. Clark had
F. L Buell received the sad news of
A serious accident happened on Mon been confined of a still horn child, and lor murdering his daughter and at that p.m., one mile north of Tillamook City,
the death of his mother on Saturday,
day
to a party from Gaston, who were tor several days was considered to be in a term of court Hembree’s attorneys filed W. B. Aldcrmnu's Dairy Herd, which
which occurred in Polk county. Mrs.
a motion before judge Galloway for a includes
Buell was one of the early pioneers of on their wav to Netarts to camp for a critical condition, but had so far recov­
change of venue, which the judge over­
lew
days.
The
wagon
ran
up
onto
the
18 HEAD OF COWS,
ered
that
it
was
thought
she
was
out
of
Oregon and was a woman greatly re­
ruled and set the date for the trial.
1 BULL.
spected. The cause of death was cancer. bank and turned over, and the seat danger. Sinking spells, however, set in,
before
Judge McBride
5 CALVES.
catching Mrs Allumbauth by lhe loot, and she quietly and peacefully passed This was
John Moore and wife will leave today broke her left leg so badly that the bone
on thecharge of murdering his daughter.
2 Buckets. MILKING MACHINE.
away. The remains were buried on
for Alaska, where his brother ts said to protruded through the flesh. Dr. Boals
Also FARM IMPLEMENTS, etc.
Wednesday in the Oddfellows’ cemetery, It took some time to secure a jury, as
have struck a good paying gold mine. was called and attended to the woman's
a large number of citizens had their minds
For cash, or will give time on good
the religious service being conducted by
Mr. Moore had $1000 in monev orders injuries. She resides at Forest Grove.
made up that Hembree was guilty. security. ________________
the Rev. D. L. Slirode in the M.E.church
held up in the stage robbery which hit
When tlie ¡jury retired on Saturday
The good news of the resumption o( and was attended by a number of sym
Engine for Bale.
brother sent him from Alaska, and he
night,eleven of the jurymen had made up
work on tbe Lytle Road is drawing a pathising friends. Deceased was the
received them last week from the postal
One 6 horse power Pierce Engine, in
strong contingent of idlers from all over daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lasper Rogers, their minds that Hembree was guilty. All
that night and part of Sunday the jury first class running order. For price see
authorities.
Northwestern Oregon, many going io and was born in Jackson Co., Oregon,
tried
to reach a verdict, but C. B. Had­ F. N Elliott.
via this city both by land and sea, while on Septeml>er 18, 1880. She was mar.
ley, the ex saloon keeper, held out for
many are striking for the railway front ried to F. J. Carter, April 27, 1898. To
acquittal. As there was but little pros
Biletx River Bottom Land.
through the Nehalem country, which, by this union three children were born, al)
pect
of
reaching
a
verdict
some
of
lhe
I now have several tracts of rich river
the wav is considered tbe real trick to having died in infancy. Mrs. Carter has
jurymen agreed to a compromise, as bottom land along the Siletx river which
do as those going in that way are likely been a great sufferer, but this she bore
they
did
not
want
to
put
the
county
to
with meakness and patience. She was a
1 can offer at $20 |>er acre. 1 have one
to reach tbe camps first.—Astorian.
the expense of another trial, when a ver­
The Ray Feed Company is the name of kind and loving wife and was admired dict of manslaughter wa« returned. The 72 acre allotment near the mouth of the
a new feed store in this city, with store by all who knew her. She left a bus defense then moved for a new trial, and river for $1600, another 80 acre allot­
room in the rear of the Tyler building i I band, father, mother, two brothers and failing to comply with this, Hembree ment about 5 miles up the river, and
Chas. Ray, of Cloyerdale, and W. G. three sisters to mourn their loss. Her decided that he would not stand by this, still another 68% acres a few miles below
the agency with improvements for
Dwight, of this city, are back of the new age was 28 years and three days.
and at the next term of court, as Judge
A meeting of Lite city council was held McBride hail failed to come over and $2600. These pieces are exceptionally
feed store, and they have bought about
500 bushels of barley and oats from the on Tuesday evening when Mayor S. 8, sentence Ilemhree, Judge Burnett sen­ good buys and as good as any bottom
valley and had it shipped direct from Johnson and CouiKilmen Lamb, Wilt tenced him to an intermittent sentence, land in Tillamook. For particulars
Portland. William Curtiss will be the Williams were present. Special police­ whi' h is from one to fifteen years in the write Ralph Ackley. 603 Corbett Bldg ,
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manager of the feed store, and the new men for the show were appointed, viz., penitentiary. Hembree served 12 months Portland, Ore.
company solicits a share of the business. Emmett ¡enkino, E W Stanley, N. J. in the state penitentiary, and when that
Mr Bryan says hie wealth amounts
Mrs. P. J. Jonas, teacher of the piano, Myers, W. Trombly, Eugene Jenkin» and time was up Governor Chamberlain to $150,000. A few months ago he
A long, light overcoat that has
Cliff
Hiner.
John
Harter
made
the
same
started a class <>f piano music in this
him, claming that he did not be­ stated that hie annual income was
covers you from top to toe and is city and another in Bay City, and those proposition to submit to arbitration the paroled
lieve Hembree was guilty. This aroused about $75,Ono A 50 per cent dividend
waterproof too, that is why we who are desirous of taking lessons will matter of the ownership of lhe street a good deal of indignation in Tillamook,
call it a raincoat. Brandegee, find this a splendid opportunity to do so opposite his house, which was continued so much so that District Attorney Mc­ S|H-ake well tor HepuMican good times.
Kincaid & Co. made it for fair from an accommplished teacher. Mrs. until the next meeting. H. Crenshaw, in Nary was advised and Deputy District
weather as well as stormy.
Jonas is s graduate of the London (Eng­ behalf of the Electric Light Company, Attorney Cooper ordered Hembree’s
land) Conservatone cf Music, as well as made a proposition to light the city with arrest on the indictment for mur­
Scholarship Pupil of Dr. Brrnardt. the 14 arc lights for $100 per month. Hr dering liis wife. and much to the
well known prolessor olmusic in Europe. was asked to submit his proposition in surprise of a good many persons
She is highly recommended by professors writiog at the next meeting. A h ordi­ Sheriff
Crenshaw
had
Hembree
ol music in Canada, Chicago and Port­ nance was passel for the licensing, tax­ locked up in lhe county jail befora they
ing and regulation of moving picture knew that any move was made to bring
Capital Block....................... $25,000.
land.
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shows, which makes it prohibitive for
him beck. At the next term of the cir offer» every facility for »»fa banking,
Glen
Woolfe,
a
son
of
C.
H.
Woolfe,
these shows to exhibit in tbe business cult court Judge Galloway granted a
to be really modern, must be ! a
and aolieita your buaines«.
This met with a bad accident on Wednesday parts of town on account of the risks i change of venue, and I lie case was taken Commercial. Saving» and TruM De-
little ahead of the times. T_
evening by being thrown from a borne.
is true of the Modern Raincoat, 71.e horse was going at a fairly good ! from fire io coonectioo with them. A to Polk county and tried, before Judge partmenla.
meeting was held on Wedne«day to
Interest at earrent rate» on checking
the material is as handsome as pace, and the boy did notappear to have f ' call
reconsider the ordinance because Mayor Burnett, tlx jury bringing in a verdict account».
before it was waterproofed. The Che reins in his hand. He was seen to Johnson threatened to veto it, and it of murder in the first degree. Numerous
Our little book,’ Helpful Hint» on
prices are modest.
lean to one side and immediatly after he ; was decided to eliminate the distance j motions were made on technical ground* Banking.’’ explaining how to do your
clause,
license
them
at
$5
a
week
or
$20
and
for
a
new
trial,
all
of
which
Judg»-
was thrown off. striking tbe ditch by tbe a mouth and they axe required to com
hanking by mail la ready.
side of the road with great force with hie ply with certain regulations aw to fire j Burnett overruled, and Hembree wee
Send for a copy. It'» tree for lb«
: *rn(meed to death on Monday.
««king
face, which caused a bad wouo-1 and protection.
□D & CO ■J
iers and Furnishers.
he
Modern
RAINCOAT
M odern
C lothes
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.