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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JUNE 17, 1909.
ONE KNOWS YOUR BUSINESS SO
WELL AS YOU DO YOURSELF.
'N’T permit yourself to be inveigled into
investing in “get rich quick” propositions,
organized solely for the purpose of “ get­
ting 'you poor quick.”
You do wrong in seeking high rates of inter­
est on your money, but you cannot go far
wrong in calling on “The Old Reliable”
when you are in need of funds or when you
have funds for deposit.
A Careful, Conservative, Legitimate Banking
Business Conducted.
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BANK
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
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CAPITA L.4
$30.000.00
STATE
SUPERVISION
THEATRE
SHOW, 8 P.X.
SECOND SHOW, 8:50 P.»
THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY.
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"THE SMUGGLERS DAUGHTER.
“THE BEE AND THE ROSE.”
“ WHO HAS MY SKY PIECE.’’
"THE CRAZY BARBER.”
SUNDAY & MONDAY.
“ ON THE WAR PATH.’’
“THE CLIFF DWELLER"
BBOOG MAGONE.’’
“AND HIS COAT CAME BACK.”
THE SUNNY SOUTH."
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.
AUNT EMMA’S SCRAP BOOK '•
ON THE Z KM HEES ’’
SCARED BY HIS DOG."
ADMISSION, 10 Cents
’■TCtanoit
Id.
JOTTINGS.
Dr. MaasWeye specialist.
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A. B. Nolan, general insurance.
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Read TiHaatook County Bank notes. *
nd,ffl Get your Daily Brend of W. M. Mills.*
he ■** Shingles far sale >2.75 per 1000. King
^>Srai‘hC°’
jojti CarlA. Patilaf is having his show win­
dows improved.
isntt The Yellow Fir saw mill has closed
*,tn\jown indefinitely.
The Very Best Flour, the Daily Bread,
MifirUMb Store.
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H. Sours, painter and decorator, and
an. decorating a specialty.
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netti
. W. Brans has sold his residence pro-
It
11 « petty to W. Jt. Stephens.
lent I fiberwi« Williams Paints —The gnar-
-Mfeatead Mad. ( King & Smith.
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Dr. Perkins will be in Cloverdale from
•til
tO tile Sth of each month.
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school election will take
“0«day for district No. 9.
Ranges
Call and get a
t. King & Smith Co. •
crabs for sale, opposite
e shop.—Joe Whitney. *
h tennis goods, Spaulding,
es. King & Smith Co. *
le, weight, 1,200 lbs.—For
11 at Headlight office. *
>n and E. Erickson left last
their old home in Sweden.
heel is equipped with steel
le is over. See Ed. about
it the performance at the
11, on Thursday of next
tt a fine Pattern Hat at
little price during the next
irtie* in all parts of the
SO0 and up. See Rollie
ve commenced to arrive,
the mountains and oo the
is having a concrete pare­
ti io front of his new store
I A. Jones has severed his
ith the Potter Chapin
is in from Portland visit,
wile's parents, Mr. and
Elliott and children are
parental Brown home in
. a contractor and build
in this city and will en-
Henry L. King, who is the Spokane
manager of the Potter Chapin Realty
Co., is it the city.
F. R Beals has sold 0. Christiansen’s
farm on the North Fork of the Nehalem
to Clarence Doughney.
Fly time is coming Get your serene
doors and adjustible window screens
now. King & Smith Co.
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II. C. Hunter was in last week from
Portland looking over the county and
the prospects of getting box lumber.
Rev. Thos. Robinson will preach Sun­
day morning in the Presbyterian church
at Bay City and in this city in the even
ing.
Captain Schrader has gone to Collins
Springs for two weeks and the Sue H.
Elmore was brought in by Captain
Lathan.
Prof. G. Eugene Lain, of the State Ag­
ricultural College of New Mexico, is visit­
ing his uncle, W. M. Heaston, of the
East part of the city.
Portland, Seattle, San Francisco,
Chicago and NeW York exchange fur­
nished without charge to our customers.
Tillamook County Bank.
Best Flour Retailed. $1.70 per sack ;
$6.50 per barrel. Best Dry Granulated
Sugar, $5.75 per 100 pounds, for a short
time, at Mills' Cash Store.
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E. Thayer has brought suit in the
county court against Josef Blaser and H.
Brooks to recover $123.25, the balance
due upon a promissory note.
The,Tillamook Athletic Club will play
three games of .base ball in this city
with the Portland Gun and Bike Club,
on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
C. Thayer has filed suit in the county
court against Colonel V. Preston to re
cover the two sums of $31.21 on two
promissory notes given to C. M. Madi­
son.
The cows on L. G. Freeman’s place are
causing considerable trouble on account
of bloating, and a large number had to
be operated upon and three of the cows
died.
Owing to the costumes failing to get
here by express on Tuesday, the theatri­
cal performance at the Academy has
been postponed until Thursday evening
of next week.
Mrs. Margarett J. Durfee, widow of
the late B. F. Durfee, and her daughter,
Mrs. George Warlick, of Chicago, III.,
came in last |week to look after their
property interests.
Captain Dodge brought up another
raft of spruce logs from the bay lielong-
ing to G. W. Kiger, which tho new saw
mill company is sawing up and the lum­
ber shipped to Portland.
Are you going to Portland or Seattle
■orris has returned from this summer^? If so take bank drafts
■nd those wanting their with you. No trouble to get the cash
to can find him at his on tli-m and no danger of being robbed.
Tillamook County Bank.
The Sue H. Eltnore leaves today
(Thursday) with the following passen­
gers : A. Worth, Mrs. Dr. Bonis, J. C.
Noves, J. A. Richardson, R. Moore and
wife, C. Thayer and B. Ross
A suit was filed in ths county court
by Claude Thayer against Josef Blaser
and Margaret Blaser to recover $149.85
balance upon a promissory note given to
B O. Snuffer tn December, 1907.
C. R. Hoevet 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.
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Geo. Cohn came back to the city on
Wednesday. He was looking well and
his old friends were glad to see him. He
will remain for Severn! weeks nnd enjoy
the cool, delightful weather here.
II. Simpson, a sheomaker from Me
Minnville, has located in this city, and
will Jiave his shop io Browne’s shoe
store for the present. He is a musician
anil has been engaged by the Tillamook
Concert Band ns its leader.
The county court is calling for bids
for the construction of a bridge across
Tillamook river, which frill do away
with the ferry at that place and be a
great convenience to the resident living
west of the river and at Netarts.
Chas Burke hns sold his five acre tract
adjoining the Miller addition to Geo.
Landis. Mr. Landis recently came here
from Kansas and is much impressed
with our county. The sale was ntnde
through the Beals real estate agency.
Misses Ida E. Goyne, Corrie Hatha­
way, Clara A. Tinnerstet, Vieva Walker
and Mary L. While, are stutents from
Tillamook who will graduate from the
Oregon State Normal school at Mon
mouth, on the 27th of this month.
The steamer Argo came in on Thurs­
day, her passengers twine Herman and
W. L. Schmidt, T. E White, C.W Smith,
R. E. Morris, G. M. Botcher, R. Hewitt.
R. Pitcher, B. D. Clark. W. Eiland, W
R. Congdon, J. A. Zennthower and H. C.
Hunter.
Adolf N. • Nordstrom, the murderer of
John Peterson, has hut a few hours to
live, for he will meet his doom by being
executed on the gallows at the State
penitentiary to-morrow (Friday), for
this is the date set by Judge Galloway
for his execution.
Rev. Dr. Rowland, of Salem, will hold
the third quarterly meeting in the M.E.
church next Sunday at 11 a.m., and the
quarterly conference Saturday evening.
The pastor will preach in the evening on
the fourth commandment. You are in­
vited to attend these services.
John Simmons and Henry Simmons,
parties doing business under the firm
name of Simmons Bros vs. J. B. Caples
is a writ of review filed in the circuit
court, appealing the case tried in the
justice court to the circuit court, in a
dispute as to the amount due for logging.
The Academy Dramatic Club will plav
“The Hero of Fonlenoy" at the
Academy hall on Thursday June, 24 and
as the young people forming this club
have given some creditable entertain,
merits in the past the performance next
week is sure to draw a large crowd.
The Sue H. Elmore came in on Wed­
nesday with the following passengers :
Misses Julia and Agusta Schrader. Mr.
Chapin, Mr. Rose. A. Ilolingquest, J.
Winton. L. Krtlz, P. Plank, W. Plank,
W. Abbot, Geo. Edna and family, J. W.
Raider. O. Godlegard, F. Keye, W. Keys
and Elmer Allen.
Invitations were sentout from Salem
on Monday by C W. James, superin.
tendent of the penitentiary, for the ex­
ecution of Adolf N. Nordstrom, on Fri­
day, June 14, at the prison. Nordstrom
killed John Peterson in Tillamook
County and was convicted on May 5.
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The editor was a guest at Hotel Ocean­
way on Sunday and enjoyed the hospi­
tality of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Turner at
that popular hostlery. Mr. and Mrs.
Turner certainly does make the traveling
public feel at home, for it is a capital
place for a few days rest, and should also
become a favorite spot for picnic parties
The Sue H. Eltnore left out on Friday
wich the following passengers ; J. C-
Yale, E. Erickson, P. Erickson, L. A.
York and wife. Mrs. C. Thayer and
daughter. J. Reichen, E. K. Hardy and
wife, H. T. Botts and wife, Mr Atkinson
and wife, Gus Kunze E. Duprey, C. W.
Talmage. R. Lamb and wife, J. Higgins,
P. A. Knobloch, J. C. Lee and A. Berry.
Rev. A B. Calder will preach at Onion
Peak next Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. B.
F. Rowland, district superintendent,
will preach in Nehalem at three o'clock,
administer the sacrament of the Lord's
topper and hold quarterly conference He
will also preach at Bay City at 8 p m.,
and hold sacramental service. Quarterly
conference will be held at Bay City oo
Monday at 10 a.m.
L. Huffman, a carpenter working for
the Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co., had the
misfortune to loose rhe top of one of his
fingers on Tuesday morning. He was
working at the top of the saw dost bin.
sod tn attempting to remove a stick
>1.50 per year,
from the conveyer,the third finger on the MORE BUNCO BUSINESS wile, in consideration of $10 to me
paid hy W. 6. Dwight do hereby remise,
left hand was caught, smashing the top |
of it, and which was amputated at the Attempt to Deprive a Widow release and forever quit claim unto the
said W. G. Dwight and unto his heiis and
first joint by Dr. Smith.
of Her Money and Her
assigns all my right, title and interest
A suit was tiled ill the circuit court by I
Property.
in and to the followiug described parcel
Andy Nolan against L. A. la* Miller and i
Agnes L. Fitzpatrick, administratrix of
Another instance of the trickery and of real estate in Tillamook Cotnty.
the estate of E. A. Fitzpatrick, deceased, the dishonesty that is being carried on in State of Oregon, to wit; Lot (1) oue and
in which plaintiff claims $1188 is due Tillamook City came to light on Satur­ (2)Jtwo in block (3) three, Stillwell’s
hint from the purchase of the bakeiy day, which, if it cannot be stopjied in no addition to Tillamook City. To have
which was sold for *3,000 to Chester other way, then the people should take and to hold the same together with all
Stuart in January, 1908. and the de­ the law into their own hands and sum­ the singular the hereditaments and ap­
fendants having given their notes to marily put a stop to the rascality, for purtenances thereunto belonging or in
secure payment, are now sued for the that is what it amounts to, pure and any wise appertaining to the said W. G.
balance.
simple. It is not surprising that people’s Dwight and to his he'rs and assigns
forever
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To assist the pure milk cause through­ blood begin to boil at the repeated out­
out the state Dairy and Food Commis rages that have been perpetrated, and
Looks Like a Compromise.
sioner Bailey has appointed three depu' the public conscience is again shocked at
Judge Galloway has rendered a de­
ties under an act of the Legislature the high handed and bare faced methods
cision in the suits which were brought
creating the positions. The three in­ used to deprive an aged widowed woman
Gy Tillamook C ily against Tillamook
spectors, astb-y are to be called, are of her propertv by stealth. That alone
County for the balance of the road tax
is
enough
to
raise
the
righteous
indigna
Paul V. Morris, of Multnomah ; M. S.
collected within the corporate limits of
Schrock, of Marion, anff E. W Catter­ tion ot any community and the present
the city, deciding in favor of the city in
lin. of Tillamook. Each is to receive I situation calls for men with courage and
regard to balance of the road tax for
$1200 a year salary from the state plus backbone to deal with the rascals, for
i 1908 and against the city for balance of
there
is
no
telling
who
will
be
the
next
$800 traveling expenses.
road tax collected in previous years. The
The trial of James Walton, cashier of victim or poor widow whom they will county has been in the habit of allowing
attempt
to
deprive
of
their
property
or
First National Bank, who wns charged
tlte city only part of the road tax, and
with violating the fishing law, came to exact “blood money. * Quite a number two suits were tried at the last term of
of
persons
in
this
city
are
very
indignant
a sudden termination on Monday, when
Hie circuit court, one for the balauce of
Deputy District Attorney W. H. Cooper and who look upon the present revela­ the road tax for 1908 and the other suit
tion
as
the
most
rotten
of
the
many
rot
­
moved to dismiss the case as the new
to recover the balances in other years,
fish law did not come into effect until ten transactions that have taken place The judge say, (he writ of review must
in
Tillamook
City.
last Tuesday. This was a surprise also
It came about in this manner. W. E be sustained in the first case, for undrr
to the defence,for no one had anticipated
Catterlin
had some property to sale for the law Tillamook City should have all
that a mistake hod been made in tlte
Mrs.
M.
J.
Durfee, i whose husband died the road tax collected this year, but in
time when the law wen’t luio effect.
recently in Missouri. . It seems that A. regard to the other suit the city is
The Henrietta leaves Lamb's dock at H. Huger decided to buy a certain piece barred from collecting for past years
7:30 n.nt. for all points on the bay. of the ptoperty some lew weeks ago and where the city has voluntarily taken a
Leaves Garibaldi at 10:30 a.m. ; Hob. he had Thos Contes prepare an abstract, part and continued to do so for several
sonville 10;45 a.m. ; Bay City 11'a.m. which he did, but in doing so he over­ years.
arriving
at Tillamook at 12 a.m. looked a deed recorded in 1887 and deed­
Attorney H •lines, for the city, hns
Leaves Tillamook 2:36 p.m. ; leaves ed by a person named Blackwell. When filed a motion asking the court to re­
Garibaldi at 5 p.m. arrives at Tillamook the abstract was taken to an attorney consider its decision as to the balance of
at 5:15 p m. Bay Ocean Park once to pass upon it, the missing deed threw the road tax collected in previous years.
dailv. Sand Spit twice daily. For a cload upon the propertv. Then the
further information seeEmiuett Jenkins, dirty work was instituted to deprive a
Christian Church Notes.
owner.
widow of her own property, only to be
The Children’s Day exercises, held on
The Argo left here on Friday evening. caught red handed in their rascalitv. It Sunday evening, the 6th, were a grand
Her freight consisted of about 1,500 seems that some years ago the property and inspiring sitcceaa. The house wai
cases of cheese and 40,000 feet of spruce was sold for taxes to Joseph Downs, and crowded to overflowing and someturned
lumber for Portland, from logs belong as soon as the flaw in the abstract was away. The young people of the Bible
ing to G. W. Kiger. It is a long time discovered, then an effort was made to school, In spite of the short time in which
since a cargo of lumber left this city, and procure a quit claim deed from Downs. to prepare, did well their parts on the
the new saw mill will furnish a cargo He first refused io give a quit claim need program. A good offering was received
for the Argo every week for several as he knew the property belonged to for missions. The school is growing
inoaths. Her passengers were Miss Mrs Durfee, but was willing to giye her continually.
Swift, Mr. Hogue, I. T. Williams. G. E. a quit claim deed if she wanted it. After
O i the 9th. Mrs. Wheeler entertained
Armbrush, E. T. Hadley and wife, N. some false representation being made to the Aid Society and othet friends at her
Goslitte, T. L Booth, Mr. Norton and Downs about the property being sold, he beautiful country home. Tlte orchard
wife, Miss Svenson, Miss Noyes and C agreed to give W. G. Dwight a quit claim was turned into a dining room, and at
Conlev.
deed, and it is said that he paid $50 for the noon hour about sixty persons eat
At a meeting at the city hall on Tues it. Armed with this, Dwight iminedia- down to a table groaning under the
day evening, it was decided to celebrate t<ly placed the quit claim deed on record heavy burden of good things to eat. The
the national holiday in this city on a id filed suit in the circuit court against afternoon was spent in it social way.
Monday, July Sth. as the 4th this year ikirs. Durfee for $500 and possession of Five new
members were added to
falls on Sunday. To make the necessary the property. Dwight bought the defec­ the society, and two to the mis­
arrangements the following committees tive abstract from Coates, paying him sionary society just organised.
$28 for it. and told Ruger that the pro.
were appointed ;
Subjects for next lord's day. In the
Sports—P. J. Sharp, Harvey Parker perty belonged to him and he would morning, ‘ Salt.’’ Ill the evening, “ The
spend a thousand dollars to defend it.
and H. E. Morris.
Act ot Ratification in the Covenant of
This was the method by which a wid the Soul with God."
Decorating—E. T. Haltom.W. C. King
ow woman was to buncoed out of her
and M. F. Leach
Alphonaus Academy.
Program—Thos. Coates, D. L. Shrode. property, Dwight taking chances as to
Mrs. Whitehouse and Mrs. Holmes.
whether the missing deed could be pro­ St. Alphonaus Academy will close its
school year today (Thursday) with a
Advertising —W. F. Baker and N. E. duced.
The tables were turned on Saturday. picnic to Netarts.
Pentreath.
The pupils are most anxiously looking
Mrs. Durfee and her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Goddess of Liberty—C. E. Reynolds.
Married^on Wednesday, at the home of Warlick, of Chicago, Ill., unexpectedly forward to the coining Thursday and are
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. arrived in the city, and as luck would in hope* the weather will be fine.
Watt, in this city, Mr. Ralph U. Moore have tt, she had the original missing Messrs. Frank Filzpatriok, Dave Fitz-
and Miss Clara M. Watt. Tbeceremonv deed in her trunk which had been record­ patrick, Henry Plasker, John Sander,
was performed by Rev. Thos. Robinson, ed in 1887 and it was taken to Coates’ Will Purcell and Ed. Stasek have kindly
pastor of the Presbyterian church. Onlv office and upon the cloud being removed volunteered to furnish conveyances for
the youngster’s outing.
the relatives of the contracting parties Ruger bought the property.
Commencement. exercises will be dis­
With nothing whatever to justify them
were present. After the ceremony n
number of friends called at the parental in dragging Mrs Durfee into court and pensed with, owing to the big play to be
residence to congratulate the happy suing her for $500 and possession of her given on June 24th. Graduating honors,
couple. The bride is a graduate of the property, Oak Nolan, attorney for however, will be centered on Miss Bessie
Tillamook High School and has taught Dwight, filed a motion to have the case Louise Terwilliger, who has finished the
school in this county, nnd is a young dismissed, but it is more than likely that High School course; Misses Mildred Ada
woman greatly respected by a large .the matter will not end here, for the ras­ Phelps and Hattie Mae Bowie, will
number of friends. The groom is the cality should becalled^to the attention receive diplomas for having completed
popular principal of Bay City public o.f fudge Burnett in allowing a court of the commercial course.
Class motto: “ By our efforts we hope
an1 high schools, nnd is a young man jm tice to be used in that manner to rob
well thought of throughout the county a w idow woman of her money and her to rise.”
Class Colors. lavender and white.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore left today to spend property and in swearing to a complaint
Three gold medala will be presented
their honeymoon in Portland, and they that is absolutely false in every particu­
by Rev. L. A. Le Miller.
carry with them the beat wishes of a lar, making a clear case of perjury.
Do not forget the important date,
large number of persons for their fnture
A suit was filed in the circuit court on June 24th. when the Academy Dramatio
happiness.
Club will give an elaborate program in
Sunday was a bad dav for the local Saturday in which W. G. Dwight, plain­
the Academy Hall.
tiff.
vs.
M.
[.
Durfee,
is
defendant.
The
automobiles. D. L. Shrode's car, with
Tickets for reserved seats on sale at
Amos Kirk and wife arid C. V. Atter­ cause of complaint set out by Dwight
Lamar's drug store.
bury on board,came to grief on the dock was that he is the owner in fee simple of
at Bay City. Mr. Shi..de was operating lots 1 and 2, bl.ick 3, in IV. D. Stillwell’s
Col k that hang on weaken the con­
the machine, and as the wind was about addition to the town of Lincoln, now stitution and develop into consumption.
within
the
corporate
bounds
of
Till*,
Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent
to blow off his hat, he raised his hand to
coughs that refuse to yield to other
take it off, and as he did so the car devi­ mood City, in Tillamook County. Ore­ treatment. Do not experiment with
ated from it conrse, and striking the rail­ gon, and is entitled to the possession untried remedies as delay may result In
road timbers smashed two wheel* and thereof. That defendant is in possession your cold settling on your lungs.—-J. 8.
bent the axel. Atterbury was thrown thereof and wrongfully withhfild* the Lamar, Tillamook , Hawk & Miller, Bay
out of the car, but was not injured. It |K>ssession thereof from the plaintiff to City
win fortunate that the car did not strike plaintiff's damage in the rum of $500.
the railing, for had it done soand curried Wherefore p.'ainliff prays fora judgment
it away, the car audits occupants would herein agaitikt the defendant lor the sum
have been plunged into the bay. C. E. of $500 damages and for the posaession
Reynolds' horseless car balked and re­ of the said premises, and for costs ol
fused to be good, so Rol'.ie W. Watson this action.
The auit is signed by Oak Nolan, at. i
the veteran autoraobil>*t, towed llse.car
Paid up Capital................... *25,000,
to the citv, with Charley looking' as toruey for plaintiff, and plaintiff W. G. j
Dwight
makes
this
affidavit
,
though he had spent a day in a machine
Offers every facility for safe banking,
“f, W. G. Dwight, being first duly and respectfully solicits your business.
shop. Hiner's cbtvck, chuck, chucker was
out of whacs on Sunday morning and s* irn. say that I am the plaintiff above ‘ Acts as trustee for corporations, indi­
viduals and estates. Confidential trust
ditched near the Harrison cut out on named and that the foregoing complain' relations carried out faithfully.
ist-ue.”
Trask river.
Interest at current rates on time de­
C n Mondar plaintiff filed a motion to
posits.
The play at the Academy have the case dismissed.
Mail business given prompt attention.
has been postponed from The quit claim deed reads as follows ; Eire
burglar proof safely deposit
Tuesday until
Thursday, "Know all men by these presents, that boxes and
just installed for convenience of
June 34th.
Joseph Downs and Minnie Downs his customers at reasonable lental.
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.