T illamook
headlight , july 20. 1009.
I. oat.
ing to go back to the penitentiary to
serve the remainder of the five
**f
The
person
who
took a ch»inU,u
ha» to face the charge» for the hold up
cles in front ot Beal»’ office will l 1'
and
two
indictment»
in
th»
county,
and
Found, a plat book with blue prints.—
return it.
k*««
thia i» liable to keep him in the pemten
C. J. Crook. Hemlock, Ore.
tiary for a number of years, where »uch
A tabernacle. 60ft by 90ft.. is to be
Civic Pride
characters should be kept.
erected for the union revival services to
Take
a
peep
at th« improvemrot .
be conducted in this city by Dr. Oliver.
Stray Cow to be Sold by Auction Sharp has made to his residence pr(> **■
Morris Schnal. the popular price
I will sell at public auction, on Friday . and then go him one 'letter. That -J
Clothier, will open, on or about the 1st
September, with a full line of Clothing. afternoon. July 30. at I o'clock, at the way of improving the city. for
Gent ’s Furnishings. Boots and Shoa», pound at Easter’s Livery barn, a stray property, nicely kept up and win,
Cow. part Jersey, to the highest cash | pavement, will give the citv a cl,,. 0,1
in part of R L. Wade’s store.
Tom Johnson was arrested ou Tuesday P Tfllamook City. Ore , July 26ih. 1909. tractive appeitrance.na well’a, inL, '’*•
the value of the property. Now th 7
and charged witn shooting a dog belong
W. T. K imball . City Marshal.
property owners are taking a |lltu111*
ing to Julius Erickson He had a hear
pride in the city, these improve«?’*
ing on Wednesday before Justice Sap
Call for Warranta.
pingtun. who dismissed the case against
will soon become general, and it
him, as he was nut the person who shot
All warrants endorsed prior to Janu to be seen which will be the prettiest a'n"
the dog. It having transpired that it ary 7th, 1903. will be paid on presenta dences and prettiest streets
‘rem-
was W H. Hoskins who had shot the tion. Interest ceases this 29th day of
dog, a complaint was sworn out against
July. 1909.
P. W. T odd ,
NETARTS.
him and lie waived examination and was
County Treasurer.
bound over to the grand jury. It ap
Ira Latimer and wife spent Sued.
pears that the dog chased a deer and a
Netarts wuh Mr». UtimeV,
Expert and Fancy Shooting.
fawn amongst Mr. Hoskins’ cows, which
and Mrs. J. Young.
’ wr*
worried the animals, and one of the cows
Dear Sir.—On August 5th. I will lie
Jeff Wallace panned through
getting injured ny bring chased by the in your city for the purpose ol giving
Tuesday, en route for Bay Ocean
'
dog, he put a stop to it by shooting it.
an exhibition of expert and fancy »hoot
F. Gnllager and family ,.e v '.
The rain on Saturday r.ight and on ing with rifles and shotgun. This ex. Yamhill, arrived at Netarts to mi™?
Sunday was not appreciated bv those hibition will be absolutely free, no col few weeks camping.
t^uus
who werelia.v making, and, unfortunate lection taken up. nor have I anything to
Joe Brown nnd family. of Shend.
ly, quite a laigt quantity of grass was sell. My sole olij<cl is the advertising
and
are
•e camping al
at the cave and
»nd will'
-.11
I-----i... cartridge»
— -'
_
down. The ram thoroughly soaked the of rifle end revolver
rhe the summer on the beach.
county ami, no doubt, made the timber loaded shells manufactured bv
owners leel happy. The rain continued, Peters Cartridge Company anil the
Eail Ford mid wife spent Sund»,
■ Oi
off and on, until Wednesday morning, demonstration of the superiority of the beach.
when it suddenl) turned line and Old Sol these goods.
A K. Case and family i-jient s ■
My exhibition with the rifle consists Mt Nt’lMl'te.
again made his appearance after being
*
ol»cmrd tor lour days, much to the de. of hitting all kinds of missiles thrown in
Geo,
Devine,
one
of
the
proprietors
of
the
air
and
includes
breaking
pieces
of
light of every body m the county. Alth
ough the rain delayed the hay harvest brick puncturing quarter inch boiler Happy Camp, went to Tillamook Tu..
steel
2% inches
square, day.
for
several days, it will do a wonderful plate
I
There was quite a large crowd 0.
amount
of ... good, ....
making
grass grow evaporating a can of water and suufling
.......
-........
„ the
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I and providing plenty of green feed fur out an orange, using lor this work a people drove over frmu Tillamook 01
30-30 high power cartridge. With the Sunday to spend Hie day at the beach.
' hr dairy herds.
32 20 rifle 1 do some difficult feats with
Campers are arriving every day ,,
Dr. Emil Enna gave a piano recital at the aid of a looking glass. With the
Netarts, though it was raining
’ '
I the opera h<>u*e Wednesday, under tht
22 caliber I do wing shooting at pennies,
auspieces ot the Tillamook Conc^rtBand. walnuts and loaf augur. Other interest*
H C. Dunlap, of California, spent,
and although it was probably the first
eouple of day» at Netarts rusticating.
ing feats will also be performed.
of its kind in *his neck of the woods, he
Oust Jenaen was down Tue«dav f,nm
Yours very truly,
charmed and delighted lovers of classic
Cape Mearee lighthouse.
G eo . E. B artlett .
music, every piece plajrd being well
applauded. He has certainly mastered
On this day there will be a general
the piano, and combined with his splen trap shoot given by
did musical ability, he never fails to inter
K ing & S mith C o .
est an audience. His technique would
be hard to beat, and the ease and bril
Wood Wood. Wood.
liancy in which he rendered some of the
master pieces ot music places Dr. Enna in
Call or telephone ROLLIE WATSON
the class <>t Ihe leading musicians of the for Spruce limb wood.
When you want a quick cure without
Immediate
present day. So charmed were the audi delivery. ________________
any loss ol time, and one that is followed
ence on Wednesday evening, and not
by no bad result», use
withstanding that lie responded to seve
ral encores, the audience felt reluctant to
JOB IUÙINGSW0RTH 9
leave when the program was finished,
Dealer in
which forced Dr Enna on the stage to
play another piece.
Tillamook Jottings
Why Not Have a Piano in Your Home ?
Your Children are denied advantages others enjoy, unless you
let then; study music.
Here is a chance for any resident of
Tillamook and friends in the West to get A FINE PIANO FREE.
EILERS
PIANO
HOUSE,
Largest, Leading and the Most Responsible Western Dealers
in conjunction with Boston 's, Netv York 's, Philadelphia ’s
and Chicago ’s Greatest Piano Makers
Will Distribute $5,245.00 FREE
!
Solve this Puzzle and you will be well rewarded—A Book of
Songs containing all the great National Songs and a Copy of
the Musical Herald, free, to every Contestant, besides a chance
to win one of the Biggest Prizes.
List of Prizes.
MAGNIFICENT NEW KIMBALL
PIANO AS FIRST PRIZE.
ELEGANT LITTLE HOME OR
CHESTRELLE AS SECOND
PRIZE.
THEN. IN ORDER OF MERIT.
58 BONA FIDE CASH CRED
ITS RANGING
IN VALUE
FROM $72 TO $100.
In order to thoroughly advertise the
fact that we are now 10 years’old. the
oldest surviving firm in our line in O e
gun. and to emphatically bring t<> every •
one's attention the famous Chickering.
the now celebrated Lester, the world-
renowned Kimball and theold-renowned
Marshall & Wendell, the great pianos
madk in Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
and New York, and also our own. the
now famous ' Eilers Orchestral Piano,"
which has so rapidly liecoiiig the
musician’s preference, we have arranged
with America's foremost manufacturer,
THE ONE SENDING THE NEATEST CORRECT SOLUTION to join us in a far-reaching advertising
or
Rebus Contest, believing that this is
TO ABOVE REBUS BEFORE AUGUST21. AT6 P.M.. WILL RE
quickest and roost effective wav ol
CEIVE 1 HE FIRST PRIZE-A MAGNIFICENT KIMBALL UP the
most quickly bringing these fine instru
RIGHT PIANO-OTHER AWARDS IN ORDER OF MERIT. menu. and where to buy them, to lh<
attention of all residruts of Tillamook
and their friends on the Pacific Coast
UN
ARE SV?
Adhere Strictly
to the Rules.
Solve th« rebus shown her** and write
your ariHwer on a «beet of paper, mail it
to uh quickly—at one«. Also fill our in
formation blank, or one similar, attach
Ing Marne to your answer.
Only one answer from one family w’ill
by coriHidered.
The decision of our
board of judges to be final. Award of
prizes will be made according to merit.
Write plainly. In case of tie, identical
awards will be made, but nestnessof
reply, penmanship ami punctuation and
general excellence of the Being Contest
ant papers will also lie considered.
Contest closes at six o’clock on I he
evening of August 21st, ’09, and all
replies must either be in our store or
tiear postmark not later than 6 p.m. on
chat date.
Statistical Blank
T.H.
Mail this coupon (or one »iunl.ir as »tated above) to our Portland
retail office immediately. Write plainly.
Name .................................................................... Date..........................................
Pustoffice.
Street and No.
If under age give parents' initial......................................what make of
piano, if any, is or would I m your preference and why f
If possible give us below the names of two or more of your
friends who might consider the purchase of a Piano, Pianela Piano or
Organ.
WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED
BY MAIL AS SOON AS THE
DECISIONS ARE MADE.
Address All Communications to “Desk 4," CONTEST MANAGER,
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
Eilers Bldg., Portland, Ore
Editorial Snap Shota.
1 persons will come to the Garden Spot of bu»t
Ed ’», *’ Th. Family Tnoter
I Or«gon
.... nnd
.. .. < I , the
I» TY
• w .. ... •» 1A Oil
ru.l. U» I to
« . Hank'a. ‘Free rirlea to the county jail ¿r
Duirvman'a
Paradise
I aptud the ir suininer*» ont ng
Mate penitentiary
the doctor»',
Bro. Turner iptl awfully muddled mid
"Speedy cure» for aick peopl(
C. E.
4 * «
mixed up once in a while. We’d like to
Such characters as Arstill belong in the . Ri-yncdJ.', "The Uorparleaa," etc.
know who “Commissioner Goodspeed’*
penitentiary and
should la* kept :
is, Bro.
there
He it a bad man, nnd is just as
A» to the land values In Tillamook
« « «
Auto trading appears to lie taking the liable to shoot or kill a person at any county oom pa red to that of the Wiliam
time
as
to
lui-jje
a
bank
check.
It
is
no
ette valley, ex County Jud«e Conder has
place of horse trading with Sheriff Cren
shaw as ihe chief auto swapper and charitv to parole such men. for thev are | 1 made theatntement that he would rathei
into
mischief
directly
they
obtain
their
i
have one acre of river bottom land in
trader.
liberty.
Tillamook county than teu in the Will-
e » *
i amette valley.
* * *
We think that the ratio
It is a disgrace and cruelty to dumb
It is about tune that they put ball it more like 16 to 1. judge
However
animal to see how some of the campers
liearuigs
on
Bairs
shoeing
shop,
for
it
is
that may be, the river bottom lands in
come into Tillamook county with heavy
I
moved
around
quite
often.
But
things
Tillamook
county
are
ao
far
ahead
of the
loads drawn by one small horse.
certainly moves lively when F. R. Beals land in the Willamette that where the
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undertakes to do anything. Say, Fred, dairymen in the former are making dol
If we re going to lie np to-date in Till* the sanitary condition ot the city would
lars from their land the farmers in the
amook, will someone suggest a flower be greatly improved il you could move
valley are only making cents.
that the city may be known by and
around sum»* of 1 he iiverv barns a little
» » *
which can tie grown in every garden ?
of ener. for the odors m passing them at
Knocking the Argo appear, to he the
« « •
times causes the nasal organ to pucker hobby of the Herald. We would like to
Where vessels can load without fear of up quite a bit. Puh! It's rotten.
ask the editor of that newspaper what
storm or current, and land locked in per
4 * *
Die liusinew men. the creamery associa
fret safety,there will he plenty ol atlmira
• Galveston Swept by Fierce Storm,*’ tions and shippers were paying lor theii
ble mill sites when Hoquarcon slcngh h "Torrential rains do great damage in
freight
when there was no competition,
improved
Wisconsin. Colorado and Minnesota," what they pay now and what would the
« « «
" Duluth damaged $ 1.000,000.” These freight rates be if the Argo waa taken off
They savex President Roosevelt is haw are some ol the headlines taken from the the ruu ? Most people will see through
ing a "Bull, bull, bully,” good time. So Oregom in one day last week. Yet how the scheme to discredit and run off the
does the visitors who come lo Tillamook thankful the people of this county should I Argo, placing the shippers of this county
county, «nd without the tropienl heat, lie, where crop failures, cyclones, blis 1 •gain at the mercy of a grinding, heart-
either, that Teddy has to endure.
sards, severe snow storms, intense heat less monopoly. Does the people of this
41 4t ft
and sen» w eat her are unknown. Rah! county want more of it ?
Both steamers appear to have as much Rah ’ Rah ! For Tillamook County !
« ft 4
or more passenger business than they
We understand that it is tl» intention
can handle. This is a pretty good sign
With only half a crop in the Willamette of the Pacific Kail wav & Navigation Co.
that Tillamook countv is gradually com. vallev thia year it is not surprising that to apply at the next meeting ot the city
ing to the front and attracting outsiders, land values will take a decline there and council for a fra sc hire to run a spur from
especially those who want to purchase that some of the farmers are wanting to the depot to the water front, with per
beach property.
come to Tillamook, where crop failures mission to ure the street. This is a mat
«ft *
are unknown. And further, it unstated ter whick the railroad committee took
Now is ti»e time to build a new home that irrigation will have Co be resorted up with the railroad company some time
A numlier of neat cottages will lie put to in the Will imette valley to insure a I ago, and as it will he a great henefit to
tip in the city thia year and next year good crop every year. A person making ( the city, and especially to manutactar.
(lie ci tv and countv is going to have a such a remark twenty years ago would ing concerns and an inducement to new
great boom, thus showing thst all the he considered a fit subject for the insane industries to locate in the city, where
advertising that the Headlight has given ' asj lum.
they can have railroad and water Iran»
Tillamook countv will twiug about some I
por'atioa. the city conned will, no
good results.
I That is correct, Bro. Turner, the snap doubt, readily grant the franchise to the
«ft 4
I shot man have not had much to sat railroad compaav. for shoald it he found
Yes. the Headlight iaoptomiatic a I »out ( about
__
„ machines
______________
_______
honking
of late, , hut
this necessary tu extend the railroad to Bav-
Tillamook City and Countv. That is cur appears to l»e an opportune time to bu»t ocean Park or Netarts, thia would he Ihe
privilege. Yet we want to aay thia, ot in and name a fi*w ol them. How will best way to get through the city, thus it
nil the counties in Oregon, none has a this sound Rolhe's, "’King of Ihe Honk- will answer two purposes, the summer
hiighter future and « brighter prospect era;’’ Claude’s. "Go Devil II.
Nick’s, travel to the beaches and the commercial
than lillamook county. Thousands of "The Hideless , ' Howaid's.’ Gct there or interests ot the city.
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Diarrhoea
Cigars and Tobaeeo,
ARSTILL IN TROUBLE AGAIN. Candy, Fruit, Nuts, ete
Held Up Proprietor of Grocery
Store at Liberty aud la
Captured.
S alem , Or., July 27.—Sheriff Hairy
Mmiu aud Deputy William Escli re
turned lion < veiling Iroiu Independence
with L. J. Ar.idl, who was captured
•I tel an exciting chase.
Arnlell 1»
charged with attempting to hold up J.
J. McDonald, proprietor ot Uie Liberty
grocery store, last night.
Illis morning Rural Mail Carrier
William Squn -s came in and reported
Dial lie bud seen a man near Hall's
r'erry w lm answer, d the description ot
the sui-peci in llie McDonald lioldup
case. I lie Sheriff and Ilia deputy start
ed immediately, and kjuii got track of
the fellow, whom they trailed clear
1 into Independence by me linen duster
| worn by me man w ho held up McDou-
aid. mid which the stranger Carried
I under Ilia arm.
| As the Sheriff and deputy drove into
( Independence the man with the linen
1 duster WKS seen III front of a livery ata-
ole in con vernal ion with Charles Will
iams. a former Salem mail, who spoke
I to Minto as the latter drove by. Learn
ing from William that Minto was the
Sheriff from Salem, the stranger was
off like a allot tor the dense underbrush
along the liver bank. Telling Deputy
i Esch to drive up the road.
Minto
' plunged into the underbrush after the
lugmve, who tinally look to a wheat
I Held. 1 lie uiiiceis closed iu on him
aud the fellow seeing a man on either
I side of him, armed wiiti a gun, threw
I up his bauds, lie had thrown away his
revolver, but the Sheriff forced Inin to
tell where it had been thrown »nd Hie
weapon was recovered.
liieie was found on Arstill a memo
randum book containing clippings and
meinoiaima ol vaiious kinds and a
pocketbook in w Inch was tumid a check
on Ladd & Bush lor $3 in favorol James
Allman and signed l.y G. W. Chapman.
Ari.lill lias liven working for Chapman,
but tne signature was luiged. In the
memorandum book was a formula tor
me eradic.itlon of ink. a memotaiidum
regarding a new process for cutting steel
and tile names and addresses ot people
iu various pai'.aof the country, includ
ing. Bailey, Dairy aud Food Com mis
stoner—a live one.''
Arstill was received at the Oregon
State Prison on April IB, J9U7, from
lillaniook County, to serve live years
for forgery. On July 12, 19v9. he w«s
granted a conditional pardon by Cover,
nor Benson, and w as reb ased.
Under the term, of a law passed by
the last Session of the Legislature the
crime of attempting while armed with
a dangerous weapon to hold up any per-
son. is punishable by a prison sentence
of from ten years to life.
Arstill is ihe young man who was ar
rested in thia county for cashing forged
checks, and who went through quite an
experience.
Sheriff Crenshaw arrested
aim bv overtaking the singe on which he
was leaving the county. He broke jail
twice, but was recaptured by the sheriff
at the point of a revolver soon after he
had gained his liberty. After his second
jail break he managed to get out of the
county, although the shetiff was hot on
his trail and came within a tew yards of
<1"rk n'Eht. When
Ar*till abandoned tne horse he was rid
ing and w hich he had stolen and took to
the wood», lie was eventually csptuied
by the Indian polar on th, rewrvatmn.
Arstill played the insanity dodge while
in jail waiting his trial, w hich did not
paa out as he expected, the sheriff hay.
ing caught on to tile trick he was D'av
ing. Arstill pleaded guilty and Judge
Galloway sentenced him to serve five
years tn the pemtenti.ry Sheriff »
’*¿7
the PWitenliarv
when be look Nordstrom there, and he
appeared Io be very penitent An effwt
was then bemg made to aecore a patrol
for him. and the first known here that
Governor Reason had granted it waa rhe
news of Arstill arrest. What with h./
Frank Hadley's Old Stand.
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fails and is pleasant to take.
It la equally valuable for children. It »
famous for its cure» over a large part ol
the civilized world.
TILLAMOOK CONSTRUCTION CO.
Do their work neatly and promptly, see them
before you build, or phone South 31.
F. W. BERGER, Gen. Manager.
WILL TRADE FOR ANYTHING IN TILLA
MOOK THAT LOOKS GOOD.
Partly Improved Stock Ranch in Linn County Will
Trade for 40 Acres or Over of Like Value
in Tillamook County.
.
280 Acres, 10 miles from Brownsville and 3 miles
from Crawfordsville, in Linn county. 80 acres of level
land. 40 acres cleared and under plow. All of the place
1» un< er fence and sub-divided. 160 acres of heavy saw
fl n( e\v °r' .?lDe and ,oa^» wiH cruise over 1,000,000
e C a
ur^ vby running creeks aud springs the year
rounc
house of 5 rooms in fair condition. Stock
sheds for stock. Poultry house, etc. Three miles to
ct 1Of?
P°st’°®ce. Will throw in the following
h Ct
11?°^ cows, 25 head of sheep, 2 brood hogs, 60
head tn all of chickens, geese and turkeys.
anA
H3'11 C0ln,n8 to Tillamook in about three weeks
ac^ePl any place that will compare favorably
with what I have to offer.
1 hold the value of this place of $5,500. Write or
call on
ROLLIE W. WA TSON,
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Tillamook City. Oregon.
Maj°rWeitzel,
The Iowa Bred Prize Winning Trotting
Stallion
Is so busv
™'x’k ‘¿r >
big business here.
£1£nieur’
^e9- No. 56331
Theo^i. im°Wnt as the Nehalem Horse).
the countv and eert •B1lack ^ercbeon Stallion owned in
«»V care to finl h 1D'y ’ trUC breedcr to his
is io
these high c’Xd srSir0St suc^« reason. Both ot
Til’amoJk C^oXuit^" * “ EaStCI’S Ub’CS’ ”
e
Ji? 6^d ior business.
Respectfully yours,
po«itiv.ly nA F- R0CENS. V.s.
business done on Sundays-