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inanimili Heaòliijllt 1. XXI. No. 27 TILLAMOOK, R TING ON RIGHT LINES TILLAMOOK ids that Tillamook City will :ome a Prominent Seaport. OREGON, JOTTINGS. Dr. Morris, eye specialist. • 'Xmas Goods at Sturgeon's * List your propertv wiWatson. • Read Tillamook County Bank notes • If you want to hire help see Watson. • ! From The Oregonian. ■tnook will hold an electiou next Monday to vote on the ■of enlarging the territory of the Port of Tillamook, which lorgauized on similar Hues to the Port of Portlaud. The Srigiually included in the Port of Tillamook was soine- kricted, and as adjoining districts would participate in any [nefits resulting from the work of the Port of Tillamook, kt will be made to include Hoquarton, Tillamook, Fairview 111 Prairie p eciucts iu the distiict. Tillamook is going per in her efforts to secure an adequate outlet by the sea. Itney Lumber Company, one of the largest timber hold- |e county, or even in the State of Oregon, has at consider- tense collected a great volume of data regarding the Ltd prospective traffic resources of the Tillamook region, ■sked the assistance of other inteiested persons in bring- Latter to the attention of Congress. reinforce the work of the Port of Tillamook, Represeuta- jwley has been asked to introduce a bill in Congress ling the engineers’ department to survey and bring lorth jt for submission to the rivers and harbors committee, jtributary to the Port of Tillamook an immense body of ply valuable timber, which, with au improved harbor, [considerable extent, seek a market to belter advantage han by land haul. There is also a wonderfully rich agri- [coun'.ry tributary to Tilllamook, and all of it would be I by im .rove nent of Tillaniroc Bay and entrance from fi. In widening the scope of their organization, so as to Js mnch as pissib'e of the territory that will be benefited bproveineut, the Tillamook people are not only light- le burdeu on Tillamook proper but they are assuring res of needed support that will vastly increase the oppor- for successful work. 1 the Port of Portland, or an organization fur similar pur- ben able to include in its original plans all of the territory been benefited by the expenditures which the Port of I has made, we should doday have a thirty-foot channel bar. Tillamook is starting on right lines, aud if the n the territory that will be benefited by the improvements will only do their part, the city on Hoquarton slough become a protninint seaport. 26 25 00 3° 3» 9« 06 nd discounts....................................... [fts, secured.......................................... ¡securities, etc..................................... r house, furniture, aud fixtures.... m approved reserve bauks.............. and other cash items....................... 1 hand................................................... »30,650 53 1,125 3-449 12,259 559 5.074 al $53,17° 16 LIABILITIES 00 00 04 06 00 06 00 stock paid in....................................... '......... fund.................................................................. led profits, less expenses aud taxes paid... lal deposits subject to check......................... I certificates of deposit .................................. :rtificates of deposit......................................... deposits .......................................................... »25,000 389 528 20,977 300 6,070 6 al 453,170 16 f Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.: [JOHN O. BOZORTH, Cashier of the above-named bank, mnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of iwledge and belief. JOHN O. BOZORTH, Cashier. Ibscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Dec., 1908. I. D. BOZORTH, Notary Public. rect—Attest : R. J. HEN D'RICKS, SCOTT BOZORTH, Directors j®58®®WSS®®S8SS8SS®SS®® ® ® A j FIRE. LIFE. SI'ElM BOILER SURETY BONDS. W EMPLOYERS LIABILITY. PERSONAL ACCIDENT. I you eery insurance now. Remember me when your present aev Iciea expire. If you don't c.iry insurance. Noiv is the time to see me. CRF Oine Let us talk it over. RObblE Ol. U1ATS0N- isurance, Real Estate, Collections, Loans Rentals. Employment klephone at Office and Residence. THE SPA ANDIES and NUTS !! ■ ill and see our fine line of 'Xmai Boxes, filled to order, with our own made Chocolates and Bon Bons. X a Olives in bulk or jar at Mills* Ca^h Store. Rubber Boots and Oil Clothing at / • Todd’s. Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills’ Cash Store. If you are looking for good fresh cam’y try The Spa. • A. E. Nolan, general insurance, Tilla mook. Oregon. • Visit The Spa before buying yourXmes candies and nuts. * Mrs. S. S. Phelps left on Tuesday lor her home in Portland. That jar of money at King & Smith s is the talk ol the town. * A nice lot of Suit Cases and Trnnls just received at Todd's, * Felix Roy was a visitor t<. the city < n Mondnv from Nehalem. Todd's Eastern Clothing has arrived. Up to date in every line. * A complete line of Fancy Dishes on display at the Helio store. • Gordon Hats. $3 00; Gordon Die Luxe Hats. $4.00 and $q 50, at Todd’s. Dr. Boals has rented the building south of the Tillamook hotel lor his office. For Hand Painted China, a splendid variety. Go to Jenkins'Jewelry Store. * Watch Jenkins' window for the l.itist designs in jewelrv, new stock just ar rived. • Walkover Shoes for Men and Gutzian Shoes for Men, Women and Cbi’dren at Todd's. • Boy's Knee I'ants Suits, ages from 6 to 14 «ears, going al »1.75 each at the Hebo Store. • RESOURCES. lease REMEMBER this agency when placing your ISURANCE iu any or all of the following lines : 'Xmas goods on display at the Hebo store. Do not forget the Little Store at Paiz- laf's when making your holiday pur chases. • Report of the Condition of THE FIRST BANK & TRUST'CO., ty City, in the State of Oregon, at the close of Business, November 27th, 1908. Insure With Me A new line of Umbrellas ut Sturgeon's. If you want a|job of work see Wat- son. • ! Quick Mejjl and Great Western are a line of ranges that are not excelled.— « King & Smith. We have a complete line of rings worth 75 cents to »200.00. Better Me Jenkins, the jeweler. Buy your Clothing at Todd's and pet a ticket with each 50c. purchase on chance in »200 cash. Rev. Thos. Robinson will preach both morning and evening next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Talmage &• Johnson have located their law office in the building opposite Mr. Sarchet's tailor shop. Dr. Boals' office is now located in the building south of the Tillamook hotel, where be can be consulted. Pfiints and Oils by the barrel, gallon, or pint, at King & Smith's. We have the largest and best stock. * Brandegee & Kincaid Clothing, Walk over Shoes and Gordon Hats are sold hy only one firm.—Todd & Co. * You get a chance at that jar of money at King & Smith's for every 50c, you purchase or pay in an account. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left here on Monday, again going to Portland tor freight now there is to be competition, When it comes to real Japanese ware we have it at Patzlaf's, for we imported four cases direct from Japan this fall. * DECEMBER io, 1908 Insure your property with Walton. * At a meeting of the city council Mon day the license for the moving picture I show was reduced from $20 a month to $20 a quarter and a petition was pre- ' seated from the fifth ward for an addi- The largest lice ofjtwelrv and silver-! , tional arc light, which was granted Die only other business was allowing bills. ware io the county at lenkins*. * F. P. Baumgartner has effected ar Children's All Wool Underwear, 75c. rangements with Samuel Elmore, of As values, for 45c. at the Hebo store. * We have a room 25x30 in which wc toria, whereby he will assume control ol have on display our complete holiday the business of the steamer Sue II. El- more, now operating between Astoria purchases.—C. A. Patzlaf. and Tillamook Bav. Mr. Baumgartner Dr. Boats' office is now iocated south anuounces that the steamer will here- of the Tillamook hotel, in what is known i I alter make regular trips to Portland and as the McDermitt building. I all business from this port to Tillamook Would be pleased to have you call at I J wrill be handled from this end and with- Pa trial's store and look over our heli-! | out a transter at Astoria.—Oregonian. d ,v lines. You willSict be asked or urc-ed Men interested in the dairv industiy to buy at this store. * from all sections of the state are plan We are turning out some attractive ning to attend the 17th annual con« letter heads and envelopes. Whin you vention of the Oregon State Dairy Asso want anything in thatjincxive the Head ciation, which will be held in Salem on light print shop a call. Thursday and Friday, D»’c**ml»cr 10 and Presidential election conies only every 11. Among the leading dairymen of the few years. Everv man should treat him. state who probably will attend the sell to a suit of Clothes. You will find Salem meeting are : Slate D«irv and the best stock at Toad's. * Food (’nmmissionet J. VV Bailey, T. S Born, at Clackamas Ore , on Nov. 27 Townsend, A H. Lee and Walter Key, to Frank Haberlach and wile (formerly of Portland ; T. R Frakes, of Scappoose, Anna Tinnerste*), a daughter, who has ami William Schulmerick, of Hillsboro. been named Gladys Marie Mr. Bailey will read a paper on “Daily 1 urge size, Double Horn Duplex Pho Legislation." See the fine linr of Fancy 'Xmas Boxes at The Spa. * Don't fail to see the ptetnium Doll at Sturgeon's. * B. Irndorf Commit* Suicide A telegram was received from New York yesterday stating that a tuan by the name of B. I in dor I had committed suicide by jumpiog off an Atlantic liner. It is supposed to be B. Irndorf who left here about taro months ago (or the old country, where he intended to remain. B. Irndorf was about 55 years of age, and was a resident oi this county for 20 years, and is a brother to Mrs. John Abplanalp. He kit here in September for Switzerland, and one letter was received from him, in which he said he did not expect that he would return to this city, anil t*»r that reason Mike Abplanalp did not think that it was his uncle, unless he had changed his mind and was returning to Tillamook. Sale of Useful and Fancy Articles. The Ladies ot the Presbyterian church will have a sale of Fancy and Usvlu| Articles at the Tillamook Hotel on Sat. urday, which are suitable for Christmas presents. Lunch will lie served, com mencing at 11 o'clock and refreshments will be served during the day. In the evening a silver tea service will be dis posed of. All are cordially invited. Never Before Have we had such a long period of nograph, Forty Two Records, all 10 and Fred C. Skomp has been experimenting 12 inch records. No 8 in- h. complete with certain ores found on the Trask by tine weather. It's a certainty that we will have storms and routh weather be for $30. Enquire at this other. * subjecting them to analysis, samples ot fore long an’* H long stretch ot it,. You Dr. R. T. Boals. who was burned out which lie brought to town. He is under know what ilia' means: No boats and in the Olsen budding, has located is the the impression that it is metallic salts, no feed in town. At present the Ray building at the back of the Tillamook and his version of is that it is “Thought i Fevd C11 have a limited supply of tlw hotel, known as the McDermitt building to be a double metallic salts one of them i 1 tauioui* Saar iiran > Rolled Barley which Attorney H. T. Botts. A. T. White and supposed to be a constituent of the sun, Is l>r|i«g sold at a uipid rate, and which, J. S. Stephens left on Tuesday lor Port transmitted to the earth through rays oi fur the reason that they want their land, where they app-ur as attorney light coming in contact with elements stole room tor other purposes, lhev afre and witnesses in the saw mill fire insur capable of absorbing light. Is precipitat offt ring at teduced prices while it lasts, ed and segregated bv the meteoric water« j ance case. t hey have an extra special c-ffer pt 10 Sherwin Williams Faints are the very percolating the vascular earth, lielieved sacks tor 114 00. By acting at once to be an important pillor in the tower of best prepared paints. They will cover you will provide for vour needs *u»<l not more surface and last long- r than any commerce.” suffer from the possible teed famine, as thing you can get on the market.- -King Mr. L. H. Branstetter, otic oi the par well as secure a high grade feed at a and Smith, agents. * ties who bought the Argo, which will bed lock pi ice. Jones & Knudson havejust received a make her first run from Portland io big shipment tit Carpets, the line corsists Tillamook on Monday next, after which NEW PORT OF TILLAMOOK ing of Axminster, Brussells and Ingrane. she will maka n trip every five days if the Tillamook, Hoquarton, Fairview the shipment also includes Rugs, Ar business justifies it. came in on Tuesday and South Prahie Annexed. to look niter the business in this city, Squares and Linoleums. and will remain here until the new boat Carl Haberlach returned to the city on Considerable interest was taken in the The Argo would Sunday alter u two weeks’ business trip arrives next week. election on Monday toannex lillamooh, have been put on about twelve months in Portland and visiting relatives in Hoquarton. Fairview and South I'rairia ago, but in answer to a letter Mr. Bran Clackamas county. Mrs. Haberlach will precincts io the Port ol Tillamook, when a stetter received from ibis city at that not return until .Christmas. special election was held and a vole taken lime he was informed that arrangements The new books for the public library The object in view is to give the center of had lie made for the Anvil to I m * put on have arrived and Saturday afternoon the county a deep water harbor, some- the mil Mr.Branstetter is much pleased and evening they will be loaned out. the with the manner he has been received by thing which is greatly needed and which will he ol great benefit to the surround library being now located in the bakery the business men and the large amount ing country. Opposition wss strongest next to the Headlight office. of business promised the new boat with The Board of County Commissioners out any solicitation whatever. Freight in Fairview and South Prairie precincts, met on Wednesday and will he in session rates from Portland will be $5 a ton and where, probably, the situation was not for several days, and at this term will ii the boat is well patronized Mr. Bran I properly understood. The vote stood as let contracts for some new bridges in the stetter says that the rate will be reduced follow south part of the county. to, probably, $3 a ton. Another thing Inside corporate limits . For Against The monthly meeting ol the hose com. that is ot interest, the vessel will lie kept Tilla monk.. 77 ... 10 90 ... 5 Hoquarton party will take place this evening, when on the run as long as the people will a number of new members will be taken patronize her and she cannot be bought Total..................... 167 ... 17 in, after which the boys will have a off. Outside corporate limits : social time together For Against 14 Tillsmmik .................. 30 Fay Up This office has been on the bum this Hoquarton............ .... 30 . ... H week, caused by the bum pressure of the ..... 33 . .. 46 South Prairie All those who are owing me must pay water system. Those who have been 56 ..... 33 waiting'on us for job work will not have up at once, the accounts living left at the Tillamook County Bank for collection. 123 Total............... .....126 to wait long after we get power. Please call there and settle. For up-to-date jewelry call on Jenkins, 140 293 Grami Total ... W. B. S utton . the jeweler. Holiday goods arriving on every trip ot the boat. A complete line ofclocks, watches, rings, stick pins, cuff links, broaches, chains, fobs, silver ware, etc. Repair work a speciality. * F. S. Whitehouie left on Tuesday for Portland, where the suit to recover the fire insurance loss bv the Tillamook Lumbering Company against the Lon don and Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company is to be tried in the U S. court. Merlin Catterlin met with a painful The moving picture show has become such an attraction that it is necessary to accident on Saturday. He was getting over a log with a 22 rifle in his hand and have three performances some evenings. Those who ara wanting lumber should th« weapon discharged, the contents leave order* or can obtain prices, etc., entering tlie palm ot the left hanJ, which by calling up the city office or Yellow Fir required the services ol a doctor to re- Mill. >1.50 per year move. Report of the Condition of the TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK, At Tillamook, Ore., in the State of Oregon, at the close of business November 27th, 1908. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts...................... Overdrafts, secured and unsecured I D I* earn rt ♦ 2 AC ^F»tr* . . . . Bonds, securities, ’etc........................ liatlking house, furniture and fixtures Qther real estate owned. ...................... DUe from bank» (not reserve banks} .. the checks and other cash items . .............. amz »130,708 665 35.454 5-545 2,004 47,«63 3,954 »3,5’5 34 35 99 73 68 7» 21 61 As a result ol the recent storm on Dr. Ros* will leave for London. Eng ..............'..................... land, a I Au t the end of the year, where bay the lumber schooner Hugh Hogan Cash on hand be will take a special course in skin dis got under the dock at Hobsotiville and a part of it had to be chopped awsy to free »238,123 53 ease. Total her, and another schooner had tn lie King & Smith have sold six sire towed into the stream for safety, where LIABILITIES. ranges in 10 day*. That show* how the people appreciate the class ofstovr* they she dragged her anchor. A letter received from A J. Cohn yes Capital »tuck paid in .. .............. »30,000 00 ................. ............ keep. * terday states that Louis Olsen died on Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 4.35« 40 .. Hand Painted China ! Hand Pa.nled the 3rd at San Diego. Cal. He was in 136,678 19 Individual deposits subject to check China ! This make* a liesutilul Christ business for several years in this city 4,»3° 5« ........................... mas present. Eugene lenkins' Jewelry with his father, Win Olsen, audit well | Demand certificates of deposit 39.39« 34 Time certificates of deposit ............. 8tore. * known in this county. He is a brother 7 86 .................. Mrs. C. A. Patzlaf returned this week to Mrs. A. J. Cohn, and has not visited Certified checks 4° 3.05» from Kansas, where she went several Ibis county since he kit here some years State deposits ............................................... «9. » »5 49 week* since on account of the sickness of ago. Savings deposits ... .................. ......... ».489 43 her sister. Mr. John Ek. a well known and re Liabilities other than those stated........... ............ ; • • The new law firm of Holme* ft Hand- spected resident of the Nehakm country »238,122 5a ley will locate i* th* office* previously for many years, died on November 28th Total ... occupied by Dr. Ross in the Martiny at the Good Samaritan hospital in Port building. land. He had been suffering from drop State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS : M. H. Larsen, who was in the hotel l aey and kindred troubles for some time, I. M. W. HARRISON, Cashier of the above-named bank, do business for a number of years in this i and finally submitted to an operation, solemnly »wear that the above statement i» true to the best of my citv, left on Monday to spend the winter r from which, through his weakened con knowledge and belief. M- W. HARRISON, Cashier. dition. he could not rally. He leaves in California. Subscribed and »worn to before me this 10th day of Decem i four daughters. Mrs. L oun Nystrom and Received, direct from the East, a new A. W. SEVERANCE, Notary Public. line of Cottage Carpet Call in and see Mrs. John Bohn, of Vesper ; Mrs Merrit ber, 1908. the new and besutif-il design* at Jon«* Batterson, of Nehakm, and Mrs. Nets Correct—Attest : Carl Haberlach, D. Fitzpatrick, Director», Sorenson, of Portland. and Koudaun *
