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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 18, 1909.
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Figures from Nine Co-Operative Association Reports.
Some
nona, and if they have anv mornlcourage a good business administration, not
withstanding that the initiative and
Average Av. ) ivld,
they should inform Sheriff Crenshaw.
100 lbs. Cheese sold
referendum law knocks the underpinning
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Kutter l.bs. Cheese price lor
Talk about advertising Tillamook.
Pounds of
for
of milk
cheese.
made.
To help bring about the defeat of the from under representative government.
Fat.
Milk.
The whiskey faction i« doing that by
L J-L -j., A
Beal«'
timber
bill,
it
is
reported
that
Sen
*37.821
■ 114
11 110
bringing the city and county into disre
12 38
305 533
2.754.60« 108.132
30,710.01
tor Bingham read a letter in the State
11
Fairview Dairv Association.......................
12 42
247
124
pute
90.571
26 576 1-2
11.13
Red Cl‘»vrr ('rramerv Companv............... 2.245.456
12 35
215.282
*
senate from Assessor A. M. Hare, of thi*
73.606
8,434.24
10 57
South Prairie Creamery Company ......... 1,933.843
12 02
70.147
We repeat what we have stated before county, saying that he opposed the bill,
25,653
663
356
49,182 66
10 92
East Bea ver Che se <’01 a pa h v ................
12 45
395.241
142.04!
the local option law is a good measure which was a great surprise to Represent
3.619.494
20.486 06
Maple Leaf Creamery AMoeialion............
12 1.10 10 75
169.367
60.588
but it it the lawless element which is a
21.237 88
11 25
ative Beals. Assessor Hare went chan
Three Rivers Creamery Association......... 1.584.804
12.38
171,626
60.001
1
524.550
48,069 43
10 88
Clover Leaf Creamery Company...............
bad thing.
12 38
388.189
ip in the air when advised of the fraud
3.775.848 148.977
•2,973 64
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The Tillamook Creamery...........................
•10,331
and deception, and avows that he never
10,523 32
The prevent round up only proves tha*
10.75
12 29
85.629
30.874
796.648
wrote »uch a letter. No doubt the tim-
Mcda Co OperativeCreamery Company.
it iS the name old rotten, lawlr»» systen
Another sensational round up of bout-
$276.014 40
»er barons thought that was a smart
which have prevailed in Tillamook City
17.898,607 181,643 2 048.12«
leggeis was the subject of great intere«l
•For 1.utter.
Total...................... ...........................
*L’»R but »er
trick, and as everything is considered to
for year».
be fair in love and war, the big lobby ar in Tillamook City on Wednesday, which
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Most everybody I'clieves that Fred Salem seems to have considered every is the second of its kind, Some of
Sappington would have been in business underh «tided move perfectly fair to bring those who figured in the first round up
were again caught in the drag net this
today h id the bootleggers got what about the defeat of the bill.
week. Most every law abiding citizen
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they deserved
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Over two million pounds of cheese have become thoroughly disgusted with
j
Instead of the Citv Council granting manufactured by nine of the co-opera the lawless element, some
of them
the White Corner a license to sell ‘ neat tive cheese associations—thus fur to re- worthless characters loafing about the
beer,” it would come near doing th< port of last year's business—is a fine re city with no other means of a livelihood
right thing il thev closed it up.
cord, bringing into the county over two than by bootlegging, selling liquor to
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hundred and filty thousand dollars boys, and causing considerable of the
The much ado about nothing, regard When the other factories, cooperative drunkness that has been going on. As
ing the city marshal, was nothing but a and private, make their reports, it will a ‘rotten’’ state of affairs existed, nnd
lot of idle gossip by those who tried to »ring the output of ch« esc from Tilla
which has existed off and or. for a long
make a mountain out of a mole hill.
’hiintv to somewhere near 3.00^.00” rime, something had to he done to ar
pound« and a revenue from the «am»* rest the undesirable citizens who have
So the whiskev faction is squealing O'
amounting to close upon $400,0 0. That given Tillamook City th«- reputation ol
one another. Let (hem squeal. It is *
is something which Tillamook Count) being a tough place, and a tough place
good thing, tor it gives the people iom-
can feel proud of and all honor ar.d to raise children.
idea of what is going on behind th<
Sheriff Crenshaw was the busiest man
praise to the dairymen who have made
acenes.
Tillamook famous for its splendid cheese in town on Wednesday, and as he made
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arrests it was noticed that several of the
Competition in hay, brought in from product.
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well known bootleggers were on the
the outside, has already had its effect on
We are going to give the City Council anxious scat and did not have time to
the horn»* product, for no one wants ycl
a bit of friendly criticism tor the purpose leave town, as they generally do just
low weed hay when they can get clean
of showirg how the people can be hum before circuit court convene«. But it is
timothy or alfalfa for their stock.
hugged, and how that body on Monday reported that between now and the next
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FOR MEN,
It is not Bricktop who is the in night played its part in the humbug term of the circuit court there will he in
Black. Tan &
formant in the I real option canes, but a lame. There is a law on the statute •e e ting tin es for those who will not
Positively the latest 1909 models.
local Ilian who came near pHRsing in b «oka called the initiative and refer- obey the citv ordinances nor the laws ol
Wine Colored,
Materials are novelty serge, fancy wor
his checks through drinking Rome ol -ixluin. and is a law of the State of Ore the country. They would not do «<»
$3.50 to $7.00.
steds, etc., in the new tones of blue, gray
the poison truck the loot loggers have ¿on, and hr long ns it is a law to give when the city had saloons and they w ill
Lot 4850 (as
the people the right to initiate laws and not do so now that the city is without
been selling.
and green ; medium length coats in fitted
illustration),
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vote oil ordinances or other measures saloons, ar.d to make that class amend
and semi-fitted effects. Skirts pleated and
patent colt,
There is one thing, if the people can’t past by C’ity Councils and other legisla
able to the laws of the country has been
have justice dealt out in liquor vases they tive bodies, this law should be lived up
welt, exten
gored,
with
and
without
folds,
button
a difficult matter in Tillamook Citv
have the ’’Ke.ni:.” which mk e i re es to, But great is humbug.
sion edge,con
The city
trimmed. Values to $40.00 and not a MADE FOR US
Most of our citizens remember the
■ary for the official to go before the peo council had
cealed stitch
before it an ordinance gambling regime which went on for
suit
in
the
lot
worth
less
than
$30.00.
ple for re election. We hope it will imt to license the sale of malt liquor not
sole. Panama
yeirs. robbing people who came here,
be necessar) tn invoke the •‘Recall’’ law otherwise provided for, nnd to avoid to
last, perforat
and when there w’as a rough house at
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initiative and referendum law an emer- the White Corner how Marsh alCleinents
ed strap collar.
The lawless element had no scruples ic
rency clause attached. Here is another was booted out onto the street for inter
Two buttons
making men drunk for the purpose ol
5
t . Louis
abuse of the emergency clause,for no one fearing
And the people have not for-
robbing them at the gambling tables,
and buckles,
will have the audacity to argue that an gotten the svstem of making persons
and the same lawleRs outfit have now no
high
grade
De
Luxe
Oxford
emergency exiats in the correct and pro. drunk and then getting the money from
scruples about selling poisonous truck
per sense of the term. Not one ol lie them at the gambelingjtnbles. Yet it is
FOR WOMEN—Black, Tan and Wine,
which came near robbing a number ot
city dad« appeared to father this ordi the s ime element, and some of the same
$3.00 to $6 00. Here’s a popular style in a
men of their lives.
nance and none of them explained the persons, who continue to be the disturb
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ladies’ wine colored Oxford. Has a perfor
Has a city council any right to license reason for its introduction, nor why the ing. lawless class who are again caught
ated collar, Potay toe, wave top, i)^in. heel,
emergency
clause
was
attached
to
it.
the sale of “near beer ?” ,A case was
in the drag net.
2 brass buckles aud straps, Blucher.
argued Indore the Supreme Court last Thev simply voted at the proper time
Those who have been arrested up to
week, and although thnt was not an and hv doing so repudiated the refer« n- the time of going to press are W. 0.
issue when the “near beer” cane» were dum law and denied the people the right Chase, W. |, Stephens, Fred Forslund,
tried, the question is now raised na to to vote on »he ordinance. Great is hum* Howa.d Edmunds, J. P. Allen. Frank
jurisdiction, whether h citv or a county hug when the emergency clause can be Elliott, W. Longworthy and Earl Ford.
used to humbug and deceive the peop'e.
has a right to handle it.
The informant is A. D. Oliver, who
Another thing wherein the city council
* * *
came near passing in his checks after
erred
Mnd
was
out
of
order
was
in
pass
If the citizens had strung up or run
drinking some of the rotten, poisonous
out of town some of the worthless ele ing a resolution allowing the pool room truck the bootleggers have been selling,
ment in this city who were bootlegging proprietors to go nhead before Mayor and for the protection of others Oliver
and who. no doubt, were responsible for Coates had approved the ordinance or un lertook to gather up enough evi
the destructive fire, and which came near the legal requirement» of posting or pub dence for Sheriff Crenshaw, and being
wiping out the business portion of the lishing the ordinance had been complied
one of ihe boys himself had no trouble in
citv, it would have been a good thing for with, or before the license money was buying drink. Quite a number ot citizens
the city
A live vigilance committee is paid in or bonds approved, regardless as hive been taken seriously sick in being
to whether a person’s reputation was
still in order.
induced to drink the poisonous truck for
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good, bad or indifferent. Probably the
some time past.
A. D. Oliver is to be commended for city dads had not looked at the matter
Sheriff Crenshaw is determined to
informing on the bootleggers, and for from our point of view, and as they have |
Local Jottings.
keep on the track of the bootleggers. He
doing so he has the respect ot the law- already shown a disposition to run the |
has a whole raft of bottles of whiskey
II. C Kunze will dispose of bis ranch
abiding citizens. If Tillamook Countv citv in the interest of the city and to stop |
b night from them and which will lie as a whole or in tracks to suit purchas
had more citizens with moral backbone if possible the lawless element in plating (
ers Easy terms.
•
used as evidence at the proper lime It
the rotten condition »1 affairs which have the city in continual disrepute, we hope (
The gasoline launch Rose, which went
w«« his intention to iVnve searched a
existed so long could not have, done so. the citv council will take a little friendly
number of places on Wednesday, but aground on T hursday while coming in
Others
know
and
have the evi criticism in good part, for we want to
from Astoria with passengers, succeeded
RESOURCES.
only found time to search three places. in getting off. The accident was caused
dence to convict quite a numl>cr of per- see the present citv council give the city
Deputy District Attorney Cooper will hv the captain attempting to cross lhe
Loansand discounts ................................ I i 30,240.00
make a strong effort to convict all of sandspit, when she went aground and
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ....
None.
those arrested this week in the justice the life Raving crew went to hre assist-
tance and took off the passengers.
Bonds, securities, etc...............................
1,125.00
c nirt on one charge, and failing to get
Banking house, furniture and fixtures,
Teacher«’ cetlificates were issued a»
justice in that court, a I «rge number of
follows : 1st grade, Eacie Oliver Emma
(including lots)....................................
c^e, will tie held over until the Circuit Swenson. Edgar G. Munson, Harriett
3,577-7°
Due from banks (not reserve banks)....
99.90
Court.
Mr. Cooper was greatly sur M. Ford ; 2nd grade. Elsie 8covell, Ger
Due from approved reserve banks...........
prise I when Justice Sappington dis. trude McKimeus. Lillian H. Schollmeyer.
8,875.81
missed n local option case against W. Bertha Heiser, Alice E Wilkinson. Katie
Checks and other cash items...................
173.08
Shee»s. Daisy Goldsworthy. Lindley
I^angworthy, who again figure, in the Goldsworthv, J. H Shirk. Chas. Hart ;
Cash on hand ...............................
6,217.12
rai»i on Tuesday, and to capture him 3rd grade, Emma A. Schollmeyer, May
RESOURCES.
Sheriff Crenshaw was out all night Payne. Maude Edgar, Winnie Spencer
Total . .
150,308 61
John O. Page ; primary. Laura Leach.
I.oans and discounts.............................. *
Munday.
Editorial Snap Shots.
LA WLESS ELEMENT
ROUNDED UP.
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Same Old Rotten State of
Affairs in Tillamook City.
Home Journal Spring Quarterly 20c.. with a ISc. Home Journal Pattern Free, |
—The Grandest Array of New Muslin Underwear ever Displayed in
a Country I num—New Dress Skirts—Tailor made Suits—ShirtWaists
jj
Veiling and Made-up Veils.
Agent for the
Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
and
Publications.
HALTOM’S
STORE
Both Phones.
New Spring Tailor
made Suits,
Agent for
Lounsburry Shoe
for Women.
American Lady
Corsets.
New Shoes and Ox
fords for Spring,
Choice of the lot this
week - - $24,75
$5.50.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY, FEB. 20.
Choice of any Ladies’ or Misses
Coat in Stock,
For Just Half Price.
AN
Price, S3.00.
There are big money saving opportunities in every department—Clear
ance Prices on several lines. Five dozen Shirt Waists on sale at a
mere fraction of their real worth :
Shirt Waists, values to $2.00, sale price. 57c.; values to $3.00, sale
price, 98c.
Dress Skirts, values to $10.00, sale price, $3.97.
Skirts, values to $18.00, sale price, $5.83.
Report of the Condition of the
FIRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY,
At Bay City, in the State of Oregon, at the close of
business February 9th, 1909.
Report of the Condition of the
Tillamook County Bank,
At Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of
business February Sth, 1909.
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ...
Bonds, securities, etc............................
Banking house, furniture and fixtures.
Other real estate owned........................
Due from banks (not reserve banks) . .
Due from approved reserve banks. . . .
Checks and other cash items ..............
Cash on baud ........................................
Total
♦ 229,221.15
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in........ ...................... I 30,000.00
Surplus fund..........................................
850.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid ......................................
i, 118.90
Dividends unpaid ................................
296.00
Individual deposits subject to check . . 1 17,486.78
Demand certificates of deposit ............
5.635.98
Time certificates of deposit..................
46,438 47
State deposits .........................................
3,067.00
Savings deposits....................................
22378.60
Reserved for taxes ................................
66x31
Liabilities other than those above stated
1,489 it
Total .
LIABILITIES.
Heibert Thompson, of Ocean Park,
Mining Stock. Real Estate, Timber came to town and got loaded up. and
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State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.
I, M. W. HARRISON, Cashier of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
u»v knowledge and belief.
M. W. HARRISON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day ot Febru
ary, 1909.—Myrtle O. Mill*, Notary Public.
Correct—Attest : H. T. Bo«*, Erwin Harrison, D. Fiti-
patrick, Directors.
then said some one had robbed him of
his gun anil money Buying another
revolver, he went to Harris barn on
Tuesday with the intention of plugging
the person with lead who had robbed
him, and commenced firing. Constable
Olsen was standing talking in* the barn
and he thought, sure there was going to
be a shooting scrape. He t< I I Th<»tnp»on
to come along with him ami he would
find the party, but instead of doing so
locked him up. Thompson pleaded
guilty the next day. and the justice fined
him $10.
A curious incident occurred on Tues'
dav in this citv. The previous evening
the Citv Council elected Earl Ford police
Wanted to Trade for Small Da ty man. and in lhe executVui of his duty the
Ranch.
not «lav he came across George Balmer
who sas feeling “fresh’’ from the effects
24 Acres, all in crop, good house and of too much tangle foot. Eail advised
barn, less than half mile of city limits ol him tn get off ihe street, hut Balmer did
Salem.
not take the advice kindly and then
See Catterlin it Sharp.
commenced to accuse the policeman of
bootlegging, making the assertion that
Earl had sold booze to Balmer on seve
For Sale.
ml occasions in Iwth large and small
quantities,
whereupon
Earl
place
One ÎÎ0 H Power Boiler.
Balmer under arrested for being drunk
One 75 H, Power Engine.
and locked him up. He had to pay a fine
One A < 24 Planer
$5
Balmer went to District Deputy
One 3ft" Resaw.
Attorney Cooper and swore to a com-
One 36" Blower.
• plaint charging Earl with violating the
Terme
11 cal option law.
TILL A MOK LUMBER CO.
F-
WutTVRoFat Pres.
IVrile us nl>out *ny mining «loch you
want to buy or «ell. Don't bnv or sell
until you get our price«. We »Jw«y» bare
bargain».
Don't bue Mocks of traveling Mtici.
tore. Tney will charge yo-i two to fire
times our'price. Write us for prior* on
their sticks
We tsur.sell and exchange mining and
other atocka. real estate, timber and re.
linquiahments. We want your bargains
—nothing el«e.
Fletcher Investment Co.. Box 707,
Portland. Ore.
I. oat.
Capital stock paid in ..............
. . ♦ 25,000.00
Surplus iuud................................................
289.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid.........................................
628.75
Individual deposits subject to check .... 13.363.00
Demand certificates of deposit ...............
300.00
Time certificates of deposit.......................
6,205.86
State deposits...................................
4,5O7-5O
Savings deposits ........................................
14 5°
Total....
1.
State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.
I, John O. Bozortli, Cashier of the above-named bank, SB
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of
knowledge and belief.
JOHN O. BOZORTH, Cashier. |
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of Feb V
ruary, 1909.—Inez V. Bozorth, Notary Public.
__Cortect Attest : R. J. Hendricks, Scott Bozorth Directoff
J. R. HARTER,
Real Estate and
Financial Agent
Insurance.
First Bank & Trust I
Company,
bay city . ore . J
OFFICE TILLAMOOK HOTEL
Offers every facility for safe
and respectfully solicit* your busme» g
Acts as trustee for corporations.
j
vidusls «nd estate«. Confidential tn*
relations carried out faithfully.
j
Interest at current rate« on timt^H
posit*.
Mail business given prompt attend^» |
Fire and burglar proof safely
J
boxes just installed for convenient*
custoiuer* at reasonable tentai.
A black aod white S oich Cooli y dog.
Mollee.
Ha* on leather collar with I wo blue set'.
Mr Harriman inform* Georgia that it
Answer* to the name ot -'Fi<l|f»t.- the Mate will deal fairly with its
Notice i* Hereby Given that I will not Finder will please notify I. U. Quick,
railroads he will spend *10.000,000 in
be responsible lor anv debt* contractrd Tillamook, Oregon.
by my wife. Florence A. Benson, after ’
improving his Georgia lines. The rail,
this date.
way magnates are taking afresh inter
Hay for Sale.
Tillamook. Ore . Feb. ♦. 1909.
About five ton* of good hay Rr **le est in the Sooth ou the str«ngth of Pana,
G koui . x H B b . xsox .
ma proipects.
—See D. Fitzpatrick
Paid up Capital............ ....... . |?5,00ft
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