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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1909)
iUowk F Jtabligb TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY 13, 1909 Mr. and Mrs Prank Severance leaves this week to be gone until fall. They will attend the grand lodge of the 1.0 0 F. at Albany, visit their son at Baker City, attend^Uie^OHUocal^encajnmnent of the G.A R at Salt Lake City, visit his SECURITY X»—------------- nd ir- >1! 1» Uy « ut nd loo I« M. nd This Bank ants Your Business brother at Yakima, Wash., and will take in the fair at Seattle. When Frank gels through with that round of visits he will be able to pump more cows in one hour than anyone in the county. ■ We confess it. On the other hand we know we are justified in thus asking your patron age. We not only offer our depositors every .^ facility to be found in a modern institution, « together with courteous consideration and the Kbest of service, but we also assure you of ■Security for your money, Strength and Stability in management and methods. Work on the foundation for the new concrete building is progressing nicely, und in a few months a fine structure will loom up. This is the beginning of con Crete buildings taking the place of frame structures in this city, aud not only will they afford better fire protection to those who carry expensive stocks, but it is tile commencement of the city being built up in more modern fashion. We will appreciate your business. I n CAPITA L TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK »° lei I In TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE. ■1 led to Mi SUPERVISION J J* ne |STAR i In tot THEATRE. FIRST SHOW, s P.M. tor SECOND SHOW, 8:50 P.M CONTRACT IS LET FOR LYTLE ROAD. THURSDAY. FRIDAY * SATURDAY. * A MONTANA SCHOOL1 M ARM.” ••SURPRISE PACKAGE.’’ ■ *MOI)ERN MAGIC.” "UNCLE RASTUS AND HIS MULE SUNDAY & MONDAY. ft “THE VAGABOND." “MERY WIDDOW WALTZ.” •■THE CLOWN'S DAUGHTER." “ RUBBER HEELS." “PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVEL." TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY. A HALFBREED." THE CRIMINALS DAUGHTER." A TICKLISH MAN." THE ELEPHANTS REVENGE." P« ro up- nt re- du- In- Uly tew J. W. Sweeney Successful Bid der for Big Railroad Con struction Job. ADMISSION» 10 Cents He- i 11 rord E U ten boo- evi n ot peo- the tn wi hen ton TILLAMOOK T. H. Goyne, abstracts. Dr. Mocris, eve specialist. A. B. Natan. general insurance. rap So MT iete" bet). “li « ing service. 8 p.m. w mill cut its first log on Thursday, 8 p.m. Smith ii in_froni Newberg on a The Very Beet Flour, the Daily Bread, a* MiUe’Cash Store. H. Sour*, painter and decorator, and decorating a specialty. * Ben Powell is in the city from New. berg vtekiag relatives. A matiiagt license was issued to Ernst SurgeMT and Ema Hilby. Wgatad, a first class, Fresh Cow. E11- qainattbe Headlight office. to s I» AH* »fit with Presbyterian services for next Sunday : Out yo«r Daily Bread of W. M.|Mills.* vice, 11 a.m.. sermon to children ; even Mr*. Fred C. Baker left on Wednesday ti» Houtcr Mason is moving his stock - of goods to Todd's store on Main street, which will he known in'future as Mason, Pennington & Co.'s department store. Read Tillam look County Bank notes * Sabbath school, 10 a.m. ; morning ser eon that fron JOTTINGS daughter at Eugene. Mr*. *. F. Baker and daughter left on Wednesday to visit her mother at Dallas. Rev. A- B. Calder will preach at Bay City OR»* uday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Home properties in all parts of the comity from $500 and up. See Rollie Prayer meeting on |. B. Caples brought suit in the circuit court against the Mutual Engineering Co. and the Potter.Uapin Realty Co. to recover $351.43 due him for lumber. The case has since been settled. C. R. Hocvet has leased the saw mill from Long & Son and is prepared to fur nish all kinds of building material and boxes on short notice. Let him figure on your new building, Quality and price is right. • Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Powell, parents of J. J. Powell, came in last week from Michigan to reside with their son. Frank Clark and wife and mother in law also came from the same state to locate in this county. H. Sours, the new painter and decora tor, is an expert in bis line of business, and for neat, artistic work a sample of this is seen in the manner in which he did the decorating in Mason. Penning, ton & Ce.'s new show windows. The Sue H. Elmore sailed this morn die ven Q» Lillie R Anderson and S. V. Anderson vs. the Miami LumberCo., L. A. Ganahl, and W. T. Botsford, doing business under the firm name ol Ganahl & Co., and A. L. Jones, Rollie Watson and Fred Wheeler, is a suit to enjoin the defen dants from trespassing upon and taking timber Iron plaintiffs* land. This suit grew out of the failure of the company to live up to its contract to log the laud in a 8|iecified time, and as tile dale ex pired on the 10th May, the plaintiffs enjoins the company and wants the en- junction made perpetual. Sturgeon's can trim you a Hat to ing with the following passengers: J. P. match year suit if pattern hats do not Burns, Fred Sappington, Horace Sap pington, H. Webber, F. D. Thompson ' 'A kaflfir and engine and other maclii- and family, Carl Knudson. H. T Stever, mill Mr. Young and wile and Mrs. Duncan. Win. Langworthy, who was fined last ! Millinrry. Dress Trim- week $500 by Judge Galloway for vio I, Braids, Waist Materials, lating the local opition law, and failing icon's. # to pay the fine, was locked up in the 1. Galloway, after devoting county jail. Saturday the judge remitted to the circuit court, left on $200 upon good behavior, and Lang rning. worthy paying $300, was released. er the fi ret part of the week The steamer Argo left on Friday, her 1 cold, but since then it has passengers being Marie Smith, Mary warmer. Peckham, Sarah Brush, J. Christian, J. li Lumber Co.'s saw mill at A. Dahlgren, Louise Gallentine. Florence 1 has closed down until next Gallentine, A. B. Maclellan. Z. M. Bover, A. A. Baumann, D. D. Bird, C. Bills, P. being out ol logs. Hunter, Fred Beard and Tom Watt. o are wanting lumber should The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on ) or can obtain prices, etc., p the city office or Yellow Fir Tuesday with freight and her passengers wereC. J. Bennett, G. W Mitchell J. P. Moller, Mrs. Moller, Mrs. Benson and P. Rorvik, formerly master family. C. C. Burns, C. M. Rhodes, Wni. I schooner Yellowstone, has Provost, W. L. Mowlin, Bessie and Cora in command of the Geo, R. Stubbe. Rosie Humes, H. C. Blackley. The steamer Argo came in Wednesday Retailed. $6 25 per barrel, with tbe following passengers : Claud 'anulated Sugar. $5.75 per Partish. C. R. Ostrander, Mrs H. V. for a short time, at Mills' Sours. Miss Stella Smith, Miss Rae Smith. Prank Verick. O. E. Nessonger , Robinson will preach next and family, L Blaser. J. Tinker, Gey orning and evening, in the Jones. L. D. McLeod, Guy James, J. W. n church in this city at 11 Mickey, L. Bieel, and A. B. Esterbrook. pas. The Potter Capin Co. entered into a ( club has been organised by contract to take all the slab wood from if business men and others, the Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co's saw er building hss lieen rented mill for the next four months The wood will be loaded on barges east of the gasoline road roller, which bridge and will furnish fuel for the new by the county last fall, was dredge. Tbe lumber company will fill >n the Argo thia week, ami it all orders previously booked Lr wood, be tried and accepted before but will take no more orders lor tbe pre scat. The contract for the construction of the final 53 miles of the Pacific Railway & Navigation Company was let Mon day. J. W. Sweeney, Isaac Blumauer and S. N. Binmauer were the successful bid ders. It is understood that the Harri man engineers' estimate of <2,000,000 was scaled about $500,000. It has been understood for a consider able time that Sweeney and his financial backers were the lowest bidders, the one obstacle to clinching the contract being the delivery of a bond for $100,000. The usual bond would be 10 per cent on the total or $150,000, but it is generally be lieved that President E. E Lytle, of the Pacific Railway A Navigation Company strained a point in this respect to give the benefit to a local contractor. Mr. Sweeney was unable to obtain his bond up to .Monday, but he was able to fiurmsh proofs that the bond would be forthcoming before the final date given him by Mr. Lytle, and with this under standing he was informed he might con sider the contract his, but was not per mitted to sign up until he could definitely produce his bond. The bonding com pany is said to have been annoyed bv the efforts of the other contractors who have tried to prove Mr. Sweeney inca pable of carrying out the'contract. It is understood that the amount of Mr. Sweeney’s bid approximated very closely $1,500,000, although no confii- malion could be had from Mr. Lvtle. Caughern & Woldson, of Spokane, who hnya handled some of the C. M. &. St. P. work, were the next lowest contract ors, being about $30,000 above Sweeney in their bid. A. J. .McKabe was third bidder, and was still $30,000 to the bad. Mr. Sweeney was a sub contractor on Southern Pacific extension from Drnin to Coos Bay, and when further construe lion was stopped he withdrew. The contract is ono of the largest let in the state of Oregon, and is certainly the largest contract let in Oregon for some years. By commencing immediate construction it is thought the whole line may be completed by the summer of 1910, and probably in time to take care of a portion of the beach traffic in that season. Many difficulties confront the con tractor. lie must construct wagon roads where ro v but rough trails exist. This will call for an expenditure of prob ably $200,000, and this must be done before the contractor is reimbursed a cent. The distant is 58 miles There are 19 tunnels of varying length, and in many places the roaring mountain tor rents must be bridged. Much of the con struction er braces rock work excep tionally heavy in chnracter. lulius Kruttschnitt announced to Pres ident Lytle over a month ago that the funds were at the disposal of Mr. Lytle for the building of what will become a subsidiary Harriman line. Mr. Lytle has earned some little distinction as a railroad builder, having been the builder of the Columbia Southern to Shaniko and the Condoo road toCewtral Oregon. He also made the Harriman survey up the Deschutes Canyon. "I have now enough confidence in Mr. Sweeney.’* sniri Mr. Lytle Monday, "to give him the con. tract. 1 expect he will make good this week with his bond, and anyway be lias until Friday to obtain it.*' We are exclusive Tillamook Agents for Ladies ’ Home Journal Patterns The chance of a lifetime. $25.00 Rifles on Sale at Rifles that cost the United States $18 to make are on sale here at $2.95. Don’t miss a snap like this. Sale Closes May 20th. $25.00 SPRINGFIELD RIFLES on Sale until Thursday, May 20th, for $2.95. This is the last chance that yon will have to buy these guns at so low a priee and perhaps the last chance you’ll have in life to buy a Springfield Army Rifle at any price. All guni that we have left after Thursday, May aoth, will be re-shipped to one of the other stores in our combination. Remember you have until Thursday, May 2otli, to secure one of these perfect Spring field Rifles and Bayonets for the insignificant price of $2.95. Nezv Oxfords of Highest Quality and Style Just Received for Women We have much pleasure in announcing to the Women of Tillamook that we have just received a large shipment of the famous Lounsburry Oxfords in Patent Colt, Tan Calfskin and Black G'tn Metal. This makes by far the most attractive showing of Spring. Footwear that we have had in stock in Tillamook. Styles are absolutely the latest. Three widths in each style, which insures a perfect fit. All we ask is a “Try On. Women's Oxfords—A Sale We have about too pairs of this Spring’s Styles in the “Diamond Special” and “18 Carat” line of Oxfords that We áre going to sacrifice in order to get ample room for the Lounsburry line of footwear. The styles are good, the widths are right, and there’s a good scale ql sizes. Colors: Ox blood, Tan and Patent Colt. Have been our regular $3.50 and $3-75 sellers. On Sale Now, per pair $2.98. Other Oxford Bargains. $3.00 Regular................................... Sale Price $2.37 $2.50 Regular ................................... Sale Price $1.93 $2.25 Regular......... ............... ........ Sale Price $1.75 Brandegee £/ Kincaid Clothing for Men. New Spring Styles. ‘‘ 4 HALTOM’S Both Phones. Dudley Suits for Boys. An extra pair Knicker bocker Pants with each Suit. ____________________________________ COURT DISGUSTED AGAIN Last of Circuit Court Cases. After three weeks of Circuit Court, Attorney Nolan had to Apologise- Judge Galloway adjourned court Satur Court Admonished Attorneys. day night. The judge adjournment the court for the purpose of taking up any condemnations suits which might come up lietween now and the regular term next November. All of the condemnation suits instituted by the Astoria & Colum. bia River Railroad Company were dis missed. The remaining cases on the docket were disposed of as follows ; W. G. Dwight vs. A. W. Atterbury and W. G. Dwight vs. Christopher Christen, sen. Ejectments and damages. Motions on pleas in abatement overruled. Mary E. Phelps vs. Ralph Cross. Dam ages. Continued. J. O. .Drummond vs. Miami Lumber Co. Writ of review. Sustained and justice to assess costs. Ellen Long vs. Gustav Trimpter. Damages. Decided that defendant is a life owner in the estate. W. G Dwight vs. Alex. McNair. To quiet title. Nt.n suit asked for by plain tiff and allowed. M. H. Larsen vs. Marston Bush and others. To restore deed, Taken under advisement. William Himes and others vs. William Maxwell and others. To set aside deed Demurrer overruled and care continued. Peter Brant vs. Christopher Mills and others. Foreclosure. Granted. C. G.Van Patten vs. Thomas J. Harris for a new trial overruled. Andy Nolan vs. The First National Jfank. Suit for money. Dismissed and .costs assessed to plaintiff.and the money paid into court to fie returned to defen dant. Peter Jenck vs. Tillamook county..Writ ol review. Sustained. Tillamook City vs. Tillamook County and the writ of review from the county court, in which the city is attempting to For Sale. Young Coach Horae* recover from the county all the road tax For sale, 2 year old filey, broke, and a collected within the corporate limits of yearling, German Coach. Two fine ani the city were taken under advisement. mals horn the same mare and will make Christian Church Note« a splendid matched team. Enquire at the Headlight office. Plans have been made to begins great tent meeting about the 1st July. Pro Wood Wanted. feasors D. C. Kellems and A. W. Shaffer Bid* wanted for 80 cord* 4ft. Hemlock have been called to lead in this gospel wood, to be delivered by October i»t, campaign. Prof. Sbaffei is well known to be out of aound limber delivered to here as nn excellent leader in song. Prof Clover Leaf Creamery Co '• factory. Kellems, a teacher in Eugene Bible Uni Bida to be submitted to Carl Haber, versity. has a remarkable recur I as an For a burn or scald apply Chamber lach, secretary. by |ulv 1. 1909. evangelist. lain's Halve. It will allay the pain ' The union Bible class, meeting al tbe almoM instautly and quickly heal the in- > Christian church every Wednesday even jured parts. For sale by Ixmiti drug *Tf— TTTg^ -—■« w—»y- I imr. wdl be given ■ public recognition, •lure. Another instance of the disgraceful and disgusting manne, in which some ol the Tillamook attorneys conduct th-ir cases took place on Saturday last in i he circuit court, just one week after iitt »r- ney Johnson’s disgraceful conduct i i the same court room. The case of Andy Nolan vs. the First National Bank was up for trial before Judge Galloway. Aturney Nolan i p- pen red for plaintiff and Attorney Holn es for the defendant, It was an action lor money, and James Walton,cashier of t he bank, was on the witness stand. Attor ney Nolan caused a great deal of sur- Diise when he asked Mr. Walton when he and Gus Kunz entered into an agree ment to steal this money from Nola n and Stewart. Attorney Holmes objected to any such question being put to the wieness and appealed to the court. Attorney Nolan withdrew thequeatii-n aud said he would put it in a different way, nnd instead ol doing so, he askec Mr. Walton when he and Gns Kunze en tered into a conspiracy to defraud Nolan and Stewart. Imlge Galloway became indignant une su< h that the attorney should methods in conducting his case, ai.d forthwith Nblan had to apologize to t le court and to the witness, after which t le judge admonished the attorneys who had been insulting the court and witness es,nnd he was going to take measurt-n t«> stop it. He said it was a. disgrace to Tillamook, and on that account the Tillamook Bar had n bad reputation. On his circuit he said that Tills moo I was tbe’onlv place where the attorney« insulted the court and the witnesses.. because of their good work, next Sunday evening in the way of giving them a chance toanswerabout ninety hard ques tions on the Bible. An address and spe cial music will be the additional features of the hour. The public is cordially in vited. Dramatic Club Will Give Play. The St. Alphonsus Dramatic Club will give "The Hero of Fontenuy ’* a play in a prologue and four acts, about tbe middle of June. Other good musical number* will be given by the music class. The Sisters of the Academy wish to thank the young men of Sacred Heart parish for the benutitul, new range pre sented them some time ngo by tbe fol lowing vour.g men, viz., Henry Plasker, Will Berns, John Sander, John Plasker. Clem Plasker, Ben Sander, Ralph Welch, LawrenceFernsworth and Nick Melchoir. Won’t Slight a Good Friend. " if ever I need a cuugli medicine again I know wliat to ger," dec lose Mrs. A. L. Alley, of Beals, Me., "for, after using ten bottles uf Dr. King's New Discovery, and seeing its excellent result» in my own family and others, I am convinced it is the best medicine made for Coughs, Colds and lung trouble.’* Every one who tries it feels jus*, that way. Relief is felt at once and its quick cure surprises you. For Bronchitis Asthma, Hrmorrhage, Croup, LaGrippe, Sore Tnroat, pain in chest or lung» its supreme 50c, and $1.00. Trisl bottle free. Guarantee by C. I. Clough. Every piece of "Onyx Ware'' is guaranteed. Here it is. We warrant every piece to give perfect satisfaction as to wearing quality and will be here five years from now to hand your money back any time you are dissatisfied with your bargains. King Cf Smith Co. First Bank & Trust BAY Paid up Capital ORE. ...$25,000, Offers every facility for safe banking, and respectfully solicits your businwui. Acta ax trustee for corporations, indi viduals and estates. Confidential trust relations carried put faithfully. Interest st current rstes on time de posits. Mail business given prompt attention. Firs and l-urglar proof safely deposit boxes just installed for convenience of customers at reasonable lenlal.
