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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1909)
i I la ino ni; Hcaò ligi) t #1.50 per year, TILLAMOOK, OREGON, ARRIL aa, 1909 Every piece of "Onyx CIRCUT COURT. Ware ’ ’ is guaranteed. Here it is. We warrant every piece Nordstrom to Re Tried to give perfect satisfaction as to wearing quality and for Murder on Friday. will be here five years from now to hand your money back The April term of the Circuit Court any time you are dissatisfied convened on Monday with Judge W. If you have a sum of money which you with your bargains. King & Galloway on the bench and a l >g docket to be disposed of. The first business Smith Co. fe» I JYATIME CERTIFICATE will not use for six months or longer, buy a Time Certificate for the amount. Time Certificates make a convenient and Highest cash price paid for hides by W. B. Sutton at Hannenkrat’s Feed Store. • H. C. Kunze will dispose of his ranch safe short time investment and can be had in as a whole or in tracks to suit purchas any amount. Don’t let your money lie idle. IME 'SITS. You had to work fcr youT money, now MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. STAR THEATRE riBST SHOW, 8 P.M. SECOND SHOW, 8:50 THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY; •• RENUNCIATION." "A STAGE STRUCK DAUGHTER" " WRONGFULLY ACCUSED." SUNDAY & MONDAY : MABEL’S BEAU IN TROUBLE." «« BEAR HUNTING.” « • CRAZED BY JEALOUSY.” TUESDAY!* WEDNESDAY: A GREAT WRONG WRIGHTED." AMBULANCE DOGS. ’ IDEAL POLICEMEN.” ADMISSION, 10 Cents. MW OOK 1 JOTTINGS. ¡Dyne, abstracts, rris, eye specialist, « plan, general insurance. ¡Hamook County Bank notes. • kt Honey Comb Taffy at the ibbins, of Astoria, is in the Olive* in bulk or jar at Mills' Cash 8toc*. ' * Wilton Taylor came in from Trask on TlMadai. Eastern Hams and Bacon at Mills' Ctsb Store. J. W. Bewlev, of Sheridan, was in the city on Monday. Eugene Willis, of Portland, was in the city on Tuesday, C. R. Day and wife came in from Port land on Tuesday. J, P. Baket. of La Grande, was in the city on Saturday. Judge W. Gnllowav came in the first of the week to hold court. Mr. Russell Hawkins, representing the is in the city. I. Three Gallon Ice ¡Cream Inquire at The Spa. * ant something fine try n Per- learn Cone at The Spa. ’ II, of Portland, and F. C Bell, ¡g.were in the city on Tuesday, h Bred OI.C. Pigs for Sale.— fW.H. Hoskins, Hobsonville.* cash price paid for hides by Itton at Hanoenkrat’s Feed o per ties in all parts of the n $500 and up. See Rollie a Buggy and harness and ich colt ; also some hay. D. drill by ¡t ; rteen girls will be I mam features of the Junior en Dan Murphy came in from this week, having business in court. inze will dispose of his ranch or in tracks to suit purcha t terms. • mcr Argo came in on Wednes- l lull cargo of freight for this ay City. I rent, six rooms, with wood am. $10 n mouth. Apply at ght office. * f R. R. Duniwav, of Portland, Sunday, having several cases Sit court. standing so much discussion roads in the county, they are ipe today. ■tikins had two horned frog* rom Nevada, which he hns s show window to catch flies, io ara wanting lumber should I or can obtnin prices, etc., up the city office or Yellow Fir i The citv was so crowded with visitors this week that it was difficult to find accommodation for them. Mr. S. Elinoreand Attorney G. C. Ful. ton, of Astoria, came in on Tuesday, having business at the circuit court. F. R. Beals has sold the Andrew Zur- cher farm and personal property on Kel. this river to John Brant and Harry Nel son. The Junior Class of the Tillamook HighScliool will give its second annual entertainment April 30th. All are in vited. « Albert Krake will open a restuarant in the new building erected by C. B. Hadley on Main street about the first of the month. Attorney A. B. Ferrera, ol Portland, came in to defend the Italians and Bul garians who caused the disturbance on the railroad. The remains of J. W. Beaty, the late postmaster of Hemlock, who died sud denly the previous Tuesday, were buried on Saturday. Subjects next Lord's day at the Church of Christ : Morning, "The Book for the Man Who Is Down." Evening ‘Profit and Loss.’’ Murt Redmand and Nita Flock, both of this city, were united in marriage by Rev. J.F. Dunlop at the M.E parsonage oil Wednesday evening. The steamer Argo has been fitted with bits for towing as there will be a num ber of barges to be towed the coming summer between Tillamook and Port- land. Representative A. G. Beals and Mrs. leave thia week for Salem, where they will reside. Mr. Beals was offered and has accepted a luceralive position under the State. One, I zip ! Two, I zip I Three. 1 zip-a zess ! Seniors ’ Senior« ! 1910 ! C. R. Hoevet has leased the saw mill from Long & Son and is prepared to fur nish all kinds ot building material and boxes on short notice. Let him figure on your new building, Quality and price is right. , • Rev. A. B. Calder will preach at the Crane school-house, oil Friday evening, at 7:30. He will preach on Sunday morning, at Ouion Peak, at 11 o'clock ; at Nehalem, at 2:30 ; and at Balm, at 7:30 p.m. ers Easy terms. • V. A. Schlappi and wife will leave fer Cape Horn, Wash., next week, where he has a contract to raft a large quantity of logs, the logging company having « contract to put two billion feet of logs into the Columbia river. The passengers who will leave on the Sue II. Elmore this afternoon from thia city are L. F. Skidmore, G. E. Reider. J Day, R. W. Jennings, C. A. McDonald, George Nelson, C. R . Dobbins, S. Elmore, G. C Fulton and J. H H'cks. Rev. F. W. Jones, of Salem, the Pre siding Elder of the Oregon Conference, will preach Snndav morning anil even big at the United Brethren church in this city. The com union service will be held at the morning hour. A cordial invita tion is extended to nil. John R. Harter has returned to the citv from a trip to the Portland and the Willamette vnlley and reports that a great number of persons are pouring in to the Stnte from the East and Middle West and that business is brisk and thnt farm property is changing hands quite briskly at enhanced values. W. II, Harris has made arrangements with A. M. Myers and E. Anderson to run a daily stage between Sheridan and Tillamook City, leaving here at six o'clock in the morning,reaching Sheriden the same evening, and the fare will be $5 50. The stage will be put on between the 1st and 10th of next month. The building of the new saw mill in this city demonstrates that for saw mill sites,with Hoquarton slough straighten ed out and with a railroad spur running along the water fro it, this can lie made an ideal location for large saw mills, far better than on the bay where the busy toredo carries on its destructive work. The steamer Sue H.Elmore came in on Tuesday with the following passengers : G. S. Wisterd.Wm. Day, Mrs. Day, John Haves, G. O. Mecauley, Win. Lavallie, Joe Lowney, C. and P. Wyss, L. Love lock. A. Pins, J. C. Hingle, W. Johnson, J. C. McAllister, F. L. Sappington, Sam Elmore and G. C. Fulton. When you make an investment con sider the net returns. You may get 10 per cent from property or real estate, but there is the expense of maintenance, depreciation, taxes, etc. Your money with us earns you 4 per cent. It works for you all of the time and will be kept safely until you need it. Tillamook County Bank. • William McKay, a shipbuilder, ol Ban don, Ore , has secured the contract to build a gasoline boat to plv among Ore. gon ports, such as Tillamook, Coos Hay and Bandon. The new boat will lie 95 feet over all and have a 24-fooc beam. It will be equipped with two 100-horse power engines and will have a large carrying capacity. Work was commenced on Wednesday on the new two story conceete building, which is the beginning of more modern, commodious buildings being erected in Tillamook City, and which will afford better fire protection. The building will be a great improvement to the city, and the change from frame to concrete build ings makes the outlook bright for the city to be built up with more substan tial structures. The new saw mill of tj>e Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing Company will be completed by the first of next month, and it will be one of the best constructed saw mills of its size, with all new ma chinery; in Oregon. It will have« Capa, city of between 40 and 50 thousand a day, and at a comparatively small out lay the mill could be made to cut 100 thousand. The plainer shed on the north side is partly up and plans are being prepared for a dry kiln. Engineer Geo. L. Davis, of the Pacific Railway & Navigation Co , Attorney Wallece McCamant, of Portland, and C E. Lytle came in last week. Mr. Davis informs us that the line will be complet Tillamook Lodge, No. 94. I O. O. F., ed between Tillamook City and Miami well celebrate their anniversary at their river by the l*t of June so that cars can hall, on April 26. Odd Fellows, their run and that the contract will be let on wives and Rebekans are invited to at | the 29th of this month for the remainder tend. Don't forget to bring your basket of the road. When he left Portland five well filled. • hid« were in and three others were ex The Red Tag Sale of" Onyx pected, one of which from a contractor who built part of the North Bank road, Ware” starts* on Saturday, and who has a large equipment ready to April 24, and continues until commence work. every piece is sold. An extra good chance to get guaran teed enameled ware at tin ware prices. See the window. I King & Smith Co. Hide« Wanted. I will pay mote fur hide* than any. body in the county. Store room het re n Jolinscai 4 Talmage arid T. H.G>yo<'s law office. N. E. MI lchiob . was to call the jury, when James Murphy, J. A. Dawson and Williatu Hartsell were excused from jury duty, as they were out of the county. The judge ordered a grand jury drawn with the following persons chosen: Clarence Tilden. Frank Hobson, A. A. Imlah D. Fitxp itrick, W. A. Elliott. N. G. Boquist and I). T. Werschkul. After charging the grand jury the judge appointed D. Fitzpatrick foreman. The first indictment returned by the grand jury was that against Adolf N. Nordstrom charged with the murder of John Peterson, The court appointed T. H. Goyne attorney for the prisoner. When Nordstrom was arranged on Tuesday he refused to plead and the court entered a plea of not guilty and set the case for trial on Friday morning at nine o'clock. In the case of W. Langwortl.y, a local option case appealed from the justice court, the defendant wns tried and found guilty. Thejudge fined him $100 and 15 days in jail which was remitted on good behavior. This was simply a formal trial as the case is to be nppeuled and taken to the Supreme court as to weth er the local option law is constitutional. Vincentz Jacob was another local op tion case appealed from the justice court and was tried on its me,its Jacob had two trials in the justice court, the first jury fnilingto agreeand the next brought in a verdict of guilty. This being ap. pealed, the case was tried on Tuesday and the next day when the case went to the jury it brought in a verdict of guilty. Later in the day an application for a new trial was made, which will be argu ed on Monday. The grand jury brought in "No bills" against Sam Tomlinson, Roy Ogden and Clarence Atterbury. Indictments having been returned against Velcho Lrleff Iran Nrdnuoff. Tom Schulfur and John Ramino, they plead ed guilty, who were charged with crime of endeavoring by force threats to prevent certain persons working on the railroad, causing Thejudge dealt leniently with them be cause they were foreigners and did not realize the nature of the crime they were committing, indicting a fine of $50 upon Schulfur and $65 eaclijupon the others. The grand jury brought in two more indictments today, against Howard Edmunds and W. Laugworthy, for vio lating the local option law. State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs Jesse Davis, defendant. Assault and battery This c«Be «as tried on Wednesday in which the defendant is charged with assault and battery upon M J. Cone, of Netarts, the complaining witness testify ing that defendant bit iris nose in an altercation. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty. State of Oregon, plaintiff. V* A. N. Stanton, defendant, Assault and bat. lery on wife. 8tate of Oregon. plaintiff, va J. H. Beach, defendant. Embezzlement Case continued and to be re submitted to the grand jury at the November term. Astoria & Columbia River Railway Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Samuel Elmore and Elmore Packing Company, defendants. Condemnation. Astoria <k Columbia River Railway Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Bengtlia Byroni and Peter Hyrom, de- fendauts. Condemnation. Dismissed. Pacific Railway & Navigation Com. pany. a corporation, plaintiff, vs Nilins McMillan and Sarah McMillan, defen dant« Condemnation. Settled and dis missed. Astoria & Columbia River Railway Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Lucy Barnard and John L. Barnard, defendants. Condemnation. Fac’fic Railway & Navigation Com pany. a corporation, plaintiff, vs Samuel Elmore, Mary Elmore and Elmore Packing Company, a corpora tion, defendants. Condemnation. Motion filed to amend 'complaint. This case is being tried today before a jury which affects the right of way in front of and part of Elmore's cannery it Garibaldi. Mr. Elmore is wanting $24,000 damage* aud at one time the railroad company offered him $1,250. Pacific Railway &. Navigation Com pany. a corporation, plaintiff, vs Irene Galbreath,.! F. Calbreath. Alinina Hur ley, —. Hurley, M. Kimberlain, —. Kimtierlain, L'lla Smith, Mattie B Smith and Mianda Smith, defendants. Condemnation. Astoria <t Columbia River Railway, Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs The Beal* Land Co. and Theodors Stein- hilber defendants. Condemnation. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Thoma* Coates and Lavinia Coates, defendant«. Condemnation. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs Malt Maroney, defendant. < ondemna lion. Dismissed by order iff the court. Antoría & Columbia River Railroad Company, a corporation, p'aintiff, v« George Watt and Helen Watt, his wife, Robert Walt and Lois Watt, hi* wife, 1 defendant* Condemnation. Pismisaad for want of prosecution. (Continued ou last Men’s Fabrics For Spring and Summer embrace all the varying tones of slate, green, gray, bronze, olive, brown, tan, stone and khaki shades in stripe, check soft plaid designs. The Neatest & Most Exclusive of these styles are found to the elegant fabrics sent ue by Ed. V. Price & Co., and which we present for your early inspection. We’ll Take Your Measure Design 564 Two-Button Doubt*-BieMted Novelty Sack for a suit made expressly for you by these famous tailors, and guarantee fit, correct style and permanent shape, for 1-3 to 1-2 less than any local tailor asks. * Mason’s Department fi Your eyes are the most obedient servants. They may complain, but will patiently toil on in your behalf. They will stand more abuse than any organ of the body ; hut when, through constant neglect aud rough usage, their delicate adjustment becomes disturbed, how quickly the servant becomes ' the master. How utterly helpless you are without your eyes. Let me attend to your eye troubles. Call to-day. Do it now. DR. HENRY E MORRIS, Eye Specialist. HABIT GET THE and FOLLOW THE CROWDS to "The Spa 99 andy itchen . K $ $ . The only up-to-date Confectionery and Ice Cream ! I’arlor in the City. The latest in fancy fountain drlnka aud ice cream . delicacies Tillamook Opera House. Card of Thanka. Mr Lee Willard and his company will present on Saturday night the famous comedy-drama "Sherlock Holmes.’’ Saturday matinee, "Tile Miner and the Girl." Friday night, three special comedy plays, with much music and song. We wish to express our heartfelt thank* and gratitude to all our dear, kind friend* fur their sympathy and help in our recent sad bereavement, and especially to Mr, and Mrs. Kinnsman and family. M rs M ary E B batv . Horse for dale. A good Young Horse, cheap. Apply at the Headlight office. i M r ano M rs . R ay R xasr . A. E B ad . xs. R. E. C amphkll Call for Warrants. .................... — Co '» for Bale. Cows for Sale. Enquire of P. New berg. Hemlock, Oregon. Percheron Stallion Ville. The Registered Percheron stallion Ville will stand for the sesson 1999 in Till« mook at Tillamook City, Beayer and Hebo. Ville is the largest and best pro portioned stallion in the county. L. E. S anders . Owner. Over 500 pieces of "Onyx Ware ’ ’ in our Red Tag Sale. They all go from 5c. to 75c. Few pieces below. 5c. Qnyx Cup* ....................... Onyx Soup Ladle* ....... .. 10c. Onvx Di|>|>er« .... .. 10c. ■ 50c., 03c., 75c. Oayx Di»h Pan« Onyx Wash Pan, 10c., 15c., 20c. Onyx Pie and Cake Pana ........ lOe. Onvx Tea Kettle* ......... 66c , 75c. On«x Berlin Kettle. ........ ........ 50e. N> m roua other item* at the mm low p k ■ and all guaranteed King & Smith I VO. All General Fund Warrants, endorsed prior to July 1. 1907, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases this 31st day of March, 1909. P. W. T odd . County Trensnrer. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CHY, ORE. Paid up Capital..................... $25,000, OiTere every facility for safe banking, and rmpectfully solicits your business. Acte aa trustee for oorporationa. indi vidual* »nd estate«. Confidential trust relation* carried out faithfully. Intervet at current ratea on time de- paella. Mail business given prompt attention. Fire and burglar proof aafely de(weit boae« ju*t install««! for convenience of customers at reasonable i vntal.
