Tillamook headlight., March 18, 1909, Image 1

TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 18, 1909.
el. XXI. No. 41.
>1.50 per year.
First Showing of Ladies’ and Men’s
The Looms of the world have contributed to this display of Frabrics—The Leading Makers have given their best efforts in
Style and Workmanship—And the result is a showing of Modes and Colors, of which this Store is Proud.
There is usually~an idea of more or less formality about an “Opening,” and while this
is quite an event with us, we want it to partake more of the nature of a house warming,
with customers or strangers dropping in, looking around to see what the powers that be
have decreed as the proper things in wearing apparel for every member of the family
Buy if you want to. We are here to serve you.
But we will not urge you to buy
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Just come and look.
That’s what we want you to do. The new suitsand other wear­
ables will make their own appeal to you. You’ll want them. We believe in carrying
goods that sell themselves on sight and reputation for worth. So you will see at leas
a score of New Spring Styles in Ladies’ Suits and Jackets, Misses Jackets, Sincerity
Suits for Men and Young Men—some Stunning, Dashing Ones for Young Men, and then
ranging to the quiet styles and colors for the more dignified and sedate—we won’t say
old men. Then there is the Famous Hercules line for Boys and Children ; and the
Hunter Brand Shirts, Hardman Hats, Conklins’ Gloves, Packard Shoes, and new colors
in neckwear ; and so on down the list of necessities or luxuries, as the case may be
Call and Inspect them
YOU ARE WELCOME
Mason’s Department Store
Adolf Nordstrom, the confessed mur­
Services in the Bay City M.E. church
A fine line of ladies white shirt waists
A new line of dress goods just arrived
next Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 7.31 pm derer of John Peterson, hne owned up to
at Mason's.
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at Mason's.
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another crime, that of stealing a shot
Highest cash price pnid for hides by
Spring jackets are among the late ar. At the evening service nn address on the
gun from a saloon in Astoria, which be­
Freedmen's
Aid
work
will
be
given,
and
W. B. Sutton at Hannenkrat's Feed rivals at Mason’s
an offering taken for that cause, Service longed to a man named Charley Hays.
Store.
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First Performance, 7;30 p.m.
Ladies ! If you are hard to fit in head- ■ also at Hohoonville at 3.30 p.m at Mr. The sheriff's office ol Clatsop couity
A marriage license teas granted on wear, give your order to Mrs. Sturgeon,
Reifenberg's,
following
the Sunday wrote to Sheriff Crenshaw asking whe
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY;
Wedneeday to John B. F. Giesy and as she combines comfort with style!
ther Peterson hud a Winchester trap gun
school.
Film, First Subject, "THE FROMISE.”
Luella M. Pike, both nt Bay City.
Having had years of experience in mak­
with a leather case in bis possession
nd Subject, " AN INDIAN'S HONOR ”
The passengers who went out on the
Marathon Lodge. No. 89. K. of P., ing, as well as trimming.
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when arrested. Peterson had a gun ot
ind frilm.
Film, Second Subject. "CAPlAIN
"CAPl AIN MOLLY.”
steamer Sue II. Elmore on Monday
md Subject, ' DR. CUREM'S PATENTS.”
gave a dance at the opera house Wednes
After nearly two weeks of fine weather were ; C. II Lovejoy, Miss Farman, J. that description with him, but with no
day
night,
which
was
well
attended.
SUNDAY & M0ND1Y:
Tillamook mist made it appearance on C. Noves. F. Getternl, J. M. Lockwood, leather case. Sheriff Crenshaw succeeded
t Film, " VOICES FROM THE DEAD.”
Poultry Netting and Woven Wire Tuesday and soaked up the roads again, Blaine Hays, John Kays, Mrs. Snuffer in getting from Peterson what he had
mdJFilm, F rat Subj ct "THE BRAGGART.”
done wiih it, and lie said that after he
Stock Fe'ice. Barbed Wire, in fact every, which were drying up after the deluge
and son, George Alderman, P. F. Brown.
nd Subject, "TWO TRAVELING BOYS.”
had stolen the gun he threw the case be­
thing in the fence lineat King & Smith's.* of rain they have experienced the past
Chas. Ray, Mr. Mandis and wife, W. S
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY' :
tween the saloon and another building
All the timber owners have paid their winter.
Owens. Mr. West, John Hagland. L. E
First Film, First Subject, " A DUMB WITNESS.”
in Astoria.
Sheriff Crenshaw advised
taxes under protest, the increase in some
Hagland,
L.
E.
Olson,
M.
F.
Farland
flnamd Subject, THE DtY’S OF THE PlLGklMS”
On the evening of the 13th inst.. R um
the Clatsop authorities of this and they
JfcCcnd Film, "LOVER'S GUIDE.”
instances being as much as 300 per cent. Johnson and Edna Smith were united in J and five laborers.
found it there on Tuesday. The gun will
Those who are wanting lumber should marriage at the home of the groom by
Some ingenious thief packed off about be returned to its owner.
ADMISSION, 10 Cents
leave orders or can obtain prices, etc., the Rev. J. F. Dunlop, pastor ol the M. 18 bundles of shingles belonging to the
A meeting of the city council was held
by calling up the citv office or Yellow Fir E. church. We extend congratulations
new saw mill company. No matter how on Monday evening,when Mayor Coates
Mill.
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to the happy couple.
much some people try to benefit the city, and Councilmen Talbot, Cattcrlin and
The grass continues to grow and most
Jacob Siegrist vs. Babetta 3chla*-ppi. there are those who purloin and want to Lamb were present. The water commie,
MOOK
JOTTINGS New Goods arrived in Every Depart­ everybody is in hope that there will be individually and as administratrix of work a "graft,” instead of helping out. sion made a repo.t showing that it had
an early spring after the long wet win­
ment at Patzlal's.
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tbe estate of Cas|ier Schlaeppi, jr„ and As long as the spirit of lawlessness con­ expended $7,831.71, and C. E. Reynolds,
■HKGoyne, abstracts.
E. B. Williams, of Portland, was in ter,
son, is a suit filed in the circuit court to tinues one cannot expect anything else. president of the commission, being pre­
MPor ris, eye specialist.
Don't be talked into using a cheap obtain possession of a certain piece of And Mr. Whitehouse has an idea that his sent, he made a verbnl demand for fl
the city looking for investments in the
county.
paint on your buildings. You will be land which defendant had agreed to sell. pile of brick has grown smaller.
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A.®Kolan, general insurance.
mills out of the 8 mills levied for general
The Sherman-Williams Paints are a sorry. The Shetwin Williams is the verv
purposes
to be placed in the water fund,
■Mttr Post Cards at Sturgeon's.
The
steamer
Argo
brought
in
on
this
The Shakespeare Club held its monthly
best.
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RiCgBrillamook County Bank notes. • strictly high grade paint.—King & Smith
meeting oil Friday afternoon, at the trip the remainder of the machinery for leaving only 2 mills for the city. The
agents.
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Mrs. W. H. Cooper returned from Port­ home of Mrs Crenshaw, when the ladies the new saw mill, with tbe exception of water commission's report was laid on
O$ivns in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash
land on Monday, where she had been had another pleasant lime together in the the iron wotk for the carriage, which the table and Mr, Reynolds was told to
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II.
C.
Kunze
will
dispose
of
his
ranch
tore.
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visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Whit­ study of that great author's plays. The was sent back two weeks ago because it put his deuiand in writing. In the mat­
Mort new goods received at Sturgeon s as a whole or in tracks to suit purchas­
ney.
allowing
ers. Easy terms.
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hostess served a most dainty lunch, and was not strong enough for the heavy ter of the county court
the
city
only
half
of
the
road
tax
collect­
logs
to
be
handled.
Good
progress
is
The
steamer
Sue
H.
Elmore
will
leave
this was much enjoyed.
By far the largest stock of paints and
> Eggs alwavs on hand at King
being made in getting the machinery in ed within 'he corporate limits, this was
Portland this evening for Tillamook
oils
ever
brought
into
the
city
at
King
h's.
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Died, in this city on Tuesday. Mr. G. place, and it is expected that the mill will referred to the ways and means commit­
with a full passenger list and a large
and Smith's.
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Brown, aged 87 years.
Deceased was be running by the 1st May. Mr. White­ tee, with instructions to confer with the
n Hams and Bacon at Mills'
cargo
Ex-County Judge W. W. Conder came
born in New York, and is a father in law house, who has a contract to lurnish the city attorney lor the purpose of taking
ire.
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In a civil suit brought by C. G
in last week from Corvallis, where he is
of Assessor A. M. Hare. He was a mem­ mill with logs, has several booms ready proper steps to collect the whole amount
till, of Astoria, was in the city
Van Patten against Jeff llama for
now residing.
ber of the Grand Army, and the local
lay.
, of the road tax,
$60.75, the jury gave a verdict for the organization conducted the funeral this to deliver.
H. F. Effenberger, II. W Tohl and
F. W. Christenson assumed the duties
plaintiff.
ailored suits for Ladies' and
L.
G.
Freeman
came
near
loosing
one
morning, the burial being in the Odd­
Henry Tohl, of Nehalem, were in the
t Mason's.
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of his horses while tied in the shed be­ of dairy inspector and cheese grader on
Mr. and Mrs. If. V. Alley and Clarence fellow's cemetery.
city last week.
longing to the U.B. church. While he Monday, having signed a contract with
line of Ladies' and Misses skirts
L. Doughnev came down from Nehalem
Everything in the way of Doors and
Mayor Coates, who met with an acci­
was attending the service in that church the Tillamook County Creamery Asso­
on Monday to attend the funeral of Pat
red at Mason's.
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Windows, Paints, Oils and Glass, at
dent in a run away last week,and which Some boys monkeyed with the harness ciation, which is composed of the largo
Doughney.
Lundburg was in the city rn King& Smith's.
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came near being a most serious affair for
co-operative associations.
Mr. Chris
from Nehalem.
This is a hard climate on paint. It the mayor and a close call, was confined and buggv. and when he came from the
H. C. Kunze will dispose of his ranch
church he found the animal almost tenson will receive n salary of $126 per
pays
to
use
the
best.
There
is
nothing
to Your Word, Gal,’’ Saturday as a whole or in tracks to suit purcha
to his home several days. He was well
month for ten months ot the year. The
superior to Sherwin and Williams. At enough to be out to the council meeting strangled lea rung against the wall and
the opera house.
ears. Easy terms.
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object of the association, as previously
the
pole
ot
the
bnggy
bet
ween
its
legs.
King & Smith's.
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on Monday evening, but lie was bruised The young hoodlums had started to run stated in this paper, is to manufacture a
vaduation drrsses ' come to
Rev. Thos Robinson will preach next
Rev. A. B. Calder intends going bnck up some about the head.
Department Store.
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Sunday, morning and evening, at the
a wire from the shed to the buggy, but uniform grade of cheese and not put it
to the Balm school house to hold services
amar and wife were in the city Presbyterian church.
The passengers who will leave on the Mr. Freeman retnrned to the shed earlier on the market oo the market until it is
beginning on the evening of Easter Sun
vrrdnle on Sunday.
Argo Friday morning are; P. Morey. than usual, and it is lortunatu that he properly cured, when the Al grade will
The amount of taxes collected by Sher­ day, April 11th.
Verne Hemke, Mrs. R L. Gaines, Mrs did for the horse could not have lived bear the inspector's stamp that it is of
ate Franklin came in last week iff Crenshaw amounted to $175,000, or
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Goodspev-d will
first quality. Where cheese lail to reach
Mary Munson, C, 8. Smith. Frank Ell­ much longer.
ler mother, Mrs. Plank.
near about that amount.
leave on the steamer Argo for Hem iott. Chas. Cross, T. L. McFall«, C. D
.>tliat standard, the inspector will not be
will be a moving picture ihow
Tbe steamer Argo came in on Wed­ lock, Mich., where
The
case
of
Vincenz
Jacob
for
violating
they will again Grout, wife and daughters. E Goodspeed
allowed to place hie stamp. Hence, those
City on Saturday evening.
nesday with passengers and a full cargo make their home.
tbe local option law was tried on Tues­
who buy Tillamook cheese in future will
and
wife,
C.
Flynn,
O.
Christenson,
D.
day More Justice Sappington and a
I Houses and Lots from $600 of freight from Portland.
The Tillamook Dramatic Club will give Wanamaker, J J Walter. W. S Stinson. jory composed of James Tone, J. S Diehl, look to see that it bears the inspector a
Beale, the real estate agent •
J. J. Walter, of Portland, was tn the
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another entertainment Saturday night James Baker aud two drummers.
A. Plasker. Dave Fitzpatrick, I rii"
condition when it wm shipped from this
lost comp ete line of Fishing city for the purpose of looking over the
at the opera house.
Everybody who
wS — —el J
Rose Weber vs. Gottfried Weber is a Paul and Dan Goodspeed. Notwithstand-
resort property at Netarts.
I tl e city at King & Smith's •
county, or in other word«, ilia a guanin
saw the last entertainment were highly
ing that the prosecution had ■ strong
A. E. McCoy, R. L. Well». E A. pleased and the club promisee another suit filed in the circuit court by the plain-
tee by the association that the cheese so
'owell came ih last we.k to fill
tifffor divorce,|These parties were marri­ case against Jacob, with two witnesses,
tabled ia the renowned fillamook cheeae,
n as druggist in Lamar's store, Lafferty. Del C. Bogart, of Portland, good evening's enjoyment. Y’ou cannot
ed nt Fields Landing, Cal. The cause of Leonard Rush and Clarence Townsend,
manufactured under a system of aaoitary
it cash price paid for hides by were in the city on Wednesday.
afford to miss it.
to
prove
the
charge,
the
jory
failed
to
action is that Mrs. Weber accuses her
supet vision which ia alaoan a at or a nee of
Sutton at Hannenkrat’s Feed
Another evening s enjoyment for tbe ! The Tillamook Dramatic Club will give busband of cruel and inhuman treatment, agree, Tone, Flaskrr and Paul standing
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___ for not guilty and Diehl, Fitzpatrick and ita purity and wholeaomeneva.
people of this vicinity on Saturday night another performance at the opera bouse cursing
plaintiff and calling her ---r
profane
wish a nobby, tailored hat yon at the opera house. Do Dot miss it.
on Saturday evening, when the roaring names, striking and frequently beating Goodspeed for guilty. Owing to tbe
Foley s Kidney Remedy will < ute any
n «thing to equal those at Slur-
J. C. N res, of Pinland, was in tbe larce, entitled "Stick to your word, gal,” her. as well as knocking her down with friendsh p of tbe defendant with some of case ot kidney or bladder I rouble ihat ia
The plaintiff. tKsides asking the jorvmen it was predicted that th not beyond the resell of mwinii e. Cures
cty last week for for die purpose of and other amming features will be pro- his| fist.
beck sc le and irregularities thst if seg*
properties in all parts ot the! arranging with Geo. W. Kig<r for the duced, making a most <n;oyable even- the court to dissolve the n arrisge con­ jury would not agree, which proved cor lected might result in Bright s disease
rect.
The
ca-e
will
lx
tried
again
seat
tract,
settlor
a
iudg
nent
against
ibe
See
Rollie
;
lumle
in
ths
sp.
uce
logs
in
:
be
boxn
at
mg's
entertainment
for
the
people
of
this
om $500 and op.
or d abet.e —J. L larmar. Tdlamook;
week
Haw4 & Miller, Bay City.
plaintiff f>r $2,500 lor maintenance.
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|«ity.
STAR
THEATRE