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ainook TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 16, 1909. STAR THEATRE. THURSDAY,'FRIDAY & SATURDAY. THE SHEPERDN DAUGHTER. ZOU ZOU THE LUCKY DOG. SOME THANKSGIVING TURKEYS. SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE INDIAN TRAILER. A WOMEN’S HEART. A DISTRACTED MAN. TWO DONKEYS. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OLD HEIDELBERG. AN EMPTY SLEAVE. HE COULDN’T DANCE. First Show, 7:30 P.M. Second Show, s* £ £ I I •h^beM"m»^.U,"il,g,°" & c°- «Present of Chicaaod w-","“,UreClothi"K llolrees guarantee a U,ke y"ur ,u«‘-‘ure. Charge vou* ”1* “’"i 8atlsf“ctiori. and X^PrXU,,C8g'J P,iCe8’ and efiei1|?WelLh?Si diposed o* bi» place H ■ H ,s “,,d 'eft for Eastern Oregon “an« ^i£V°r 5<'Cral *«k»a‘d » ph He ‘ ’ “i W?9 fbonglit advise. a't’°l’ol •*• the paiut he^wa^iMing.* W°°d tJher 6ya,,,cr Sue H. Elmore brought in stu ’’••p*"«'"» °n Sunday" ley and'KHa^y/ "”1^' lkl“la"' 8:30 P.M. A?, THE HOME OF VALUES. #1.50 per year HALTOM’S Hello Bell. Main 1113. Hello}Mutual, Distinctive Styles in Ladies’ Tailored Suits Haltoin’s store has brought Fifth Avenue to Tillamook. You find here the newest in spirations of world-renound artists in Ladies wearing apparel bearing the same beauty and charm—the same originality—as those shown in the great stores of the Metropolis. Our weU organized buying force continually watching the trend of fashion iu the exclusive circles where styles originate, enable us to bring to the doors of our patrons every new idea in womens v.- arables just two weeks after its first appearance in New York. You can shop here with the greatest confidence—knowing that whatever you purchase here is first in quality, absolutely correct in style, and most assuredly right in price. rl,‘ l|“irK<’ aJfeuJance at the opening of hiohPUR l#i',t-h00 ' and especially in the high school, 1, the best mdicatio’n that he population of Tillamook City is on fii’e ,',c.re,'*and that a Rood school is a IV R 11,, I ("a- f°r the ti,v' W. K Rutherford is again on deck, and his return as principal has given great TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.1 Janies Walton returned from Salem in satisfaction to the pupils. his auto on Sunday and left on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Walton. 1 • Lingley, w ho is the superinten- Dr. Morris, eye specialist. t°h the. Vakctield eonstruction crew, George Haag and wife and family of hnd had the misfortune to get his right leg # A. E. Nolan, general insurance. seven childreu left on Saturdaylor Texas broken at Nehalem yesterday. His foot Elegantly tailored suits for the School Read Tillamook County Bank notes " where they will make their home. slipped between two rocks, and falling Miss at $10.00 the suit. Servicable and well Marriage licenses were issued to at the same lie was unable to extricate By far the largest aud handsomest as Mrs. Frank Severance returned to the t. Dr. Bonis went to Nehalem and set Albert Krake and Pauline Meifest ■ made with every attention paid to the whims city last week. sortment ever brought hereatthe prices. We the injured limb, and brought Mr. Ling, «alter Stone aud Lottie A. Vedder. of school fashion ideas, as well as to those Don’t forget the Hardware firm of 'ey back to tbe city with him. want you to see them and compare them with Go to Mason, Pennington & Co.'sand KingA Smith Co. * who must foot the bills, suit Lew A. Yates and wifecame upfiom secure a pair of those $5 00 Famous others shown elsewhere. We are positive H. Sours, painter and decorator, and I ackard Oxfords for men for $3 89. * Bay City on Saturday and lett the next morning for Eugene. Mr. Yates is a decorating a specialty. " that you will fiud our prices much lower ou For sale, Set of Double Buggy Harness newspaper man from St. Louis and they Mrs. T. Sarchet bns returned home and Buggy with poll and fills Wil) have been visiting relatives at Bay City better goods than the goods seem to war after visiting relatives. exchange for firewood.—J. C. Bewley. • and camping at Nehalem for several Every new style is shown in huge quan rant. Included in this showing are suits of Every thing in the gun and ammuni F. S. Whitehouse delivered another weeks enjoying themselves fishing. Mr. tities, Some are severely plain, others hand homespun, wide wale cheviots, broadcloth, tion line at King & Smith’s. • raft of fine logs to theTillamook Lumber Yates went to Eugene with the intention of becoming connected with the Guard. somely trimmed. Price from Mfg. Co.'s saw mill the first of the week. Horace Sappington left last week to worsted, serges and English tweeds. They are A suit was filed iu the circuit court bv attend college in Portland. The Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Co.’s saw strictly tailored and made in the long, semi Gottlieb Wyss, as the administrator of For sale, a gentle horse, buggy and mill started up again on Monday after Allred Wyss, deceased, against Tilla. being closed down last week for four and tight fitting coat styles, with pleated and harness Inquire of D. L. Shrode. * mookCounty, claiming$2.000 damages. days. The suit grew ont .of the fatal acci cluster pleated skirts. They come in all the Sturgeon’s are prepared to show sonic Dr. Henry E. Morris and Deputy Sher dent which befell Alfred Wyss, when he Plum colors in handsomely finished taf of the early Fall Styles in Millinery. * soft Autumn shades. Prices—$19.50, $22.50, iff John Aschim have bought the M. J. fell oft a bridge on Wilson River and Once your wheel is equipped with steel Cone place, containing 80 acres, on Ne was killed, the plaintiff claiming that fetas and messalines and a beautiful assort 25.00, 27.50, 30.00, 35.00 and 37.50, by rims the trouble is over. See Ed. about tarts beach. the bridge was defective and in a dang ment of Colors in the self satin finish diag it. • comparison with those shown elsewhere they We are selling lots of the Sherwin erous condition, so much so that it was rendered unsafe to tile traveling public. onal stripes, Prices Home properties in all parts of the Williams paints and oils. People are are really $25 to $40 values. county from $500 and up. See Rollie beginning to learn their quality—King The steamer Argo has changed her & Smith Co.. « Watson. • sailing dates back to Iler previous sche ( Owing to so much dental work he has dule, and will sail from here in future Work wasstartedon Monday re-build on Fridays and Portland on Tuesdays, ing the bouse on Sain Down's place at to attend to in this city. Dr. Perkins has making her first trip this week, when FATAL BLAST EXPLOSION. two previous Ports and have all papers, Opera House. Fairview. been forced to abandon bis monthly trips records and money turned over to the her passengers were Mrs. W. J. Stephens. to Cloverdale. One Man Killed and Several In The theatre going peoplo of Tillamook present Port. J. S. Stephens, G. E. Tingley, W. B Fos A splendid line of inside and outside jured, Including Contractor The first Thursday in each month, at are much interested m what promim-s to loot locks. See those samples at King Married on Thursday morning in this ter, L. P. O'Hara, J. C. Allen, J.O. Cur- Sweeney. eight o’clock, is the date for holding be the theatrical event of the season. 4 Smith's. • city, in the M. E. parsonage, bv Rev. ren, Joseph Bruzze. T. W Holman, |. D. meetings, and special meetings can be •• The Way of the World,’’ a comedy Thus. Robinson, Walter Stone and Miss Jones and wife, George Cook, RoseWall- A most serious and fatal explosion oc in four acts will be presented by Clams and crabs for sale, also shells, Lottie A. Vedder. ing. F. R. Forsander and J. Sehmarton curred on Tuesday on the Pacific Rail held upon the call of the president, vice- drama a carefully selected cast of Tillamook opposite Case's machine shop. — Joe president or secretary. way & Navigation Co.'s railroad at Ne players under the di reel ion of Mr. Me. The Christian Women's Board of Mis. Wbitoey. • Services at the Presbyterian church on Cowell. The play is one of last season's Sunday; Sabbath school, 10 a.m.; morn sions, recently organized here, met at halem, and so severe was the shock that W. A. Petteys will tench school the ing service, 11 a.m., sermon, "The Self the parsonage on Friday with twenty in people in the vicinity thought that an Notice. big successes, and will be played here coming year at Newberg, under Prof. W. Conscious Christ.” for the first time. attendance The business meeting was earthquake had taken place. A cut was W. Wiley. being made on what is known as the The prices of admission will be 23c.. conducted by Mrs. May Wade, the pres Notice is hereby given, that the Count? Kinney place on the Nehalem river, and The early morning stage between this Reserved seats are now Dr. and Mrs. Boals returned Monday city and Sheridan has been taken off and ident, and proved very instructive. Four about 800 feet below Coniractor Sween Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, 35c.. 50c. selling at Lamar's drug store. It is the in their auto after visiting in Portland the only stage running over that route new members were added, making tile ey's railroad camp. A charge of about will receive blds for the construction of intention of Mr. MoCowell to remain in membership fourteen at present. Follow the first two miles of the Netarts Road, •nd Seattle. is the stage carrying the mail. ing the business meeting, a dainty lun five tons of powder was being used and beginning at the initial point of the Io. Tillamook for a short time and present Mr. Sweeney gave orders that plenty of Tillamook Meat Company is the name eating survey, and sai l bids to lie in dome ot the very latest plays assistrd by The heavy showers of rain and fogs at cheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. that Leach's Meat Market will be known night the latter part of last week allaved Wade and Mrs. Hoyeti. which was en time should be given for the men to get accordance with the plans and specifi the best available dramatic talent in the out of the way before the charge was •y in future. all danger of forest fires this year. The joyed by all.—Mrs, Erwin Harrison, fired. It seems that this was not done, cations now on file with the County city. This may tai the only time the people here will have a chance to Hee thia Clerk. secretary. Ihaye those baby carriage tires and weather since then has been delightful. and immediately alter someone called It has been highly A certified check equal to 5 per cent of beautiful play. c,° put them on so they will stay.—E. The steamer Argo brought in the fol out "Fire’’a terrific explosion occurred. The steamer Sue H. Elmore left Tues recommended by both the pre»» and pul the amount of the bid must accompany —• Snodgrass. ” * lowing passengers last week : Mr. For Large pieces of rock filled the air with day. her passengers being Mrs. W. H. *ach bid as a guarantee that the bidder pit as a moral and refined story properly Quite a number of persons from this Rodley, Mrs. J H. Hunter and children, syth, D. E. Goodspeed, F. B. Shelly, F as much force as though they had been will execute a .Bond for the completion told. Burkenhnll, J. J. Morquart, H Baker, shot from a cannon, tearing everything county are attending the State Fair at Geo, Benson, J. C. Allbrigbt and Mrs. Rose Hanson, Hattie Deering, H. Nel before them. It was thought that the of the contract if awarded the same. The cast of “The Way of the World." Richards. Salem this week. All bids must be filed in the office of Mr. Kendricks (a New York broker). son. L. Nicklund, Geo. Nicklund, Mrs. blast would go into the river, but in Rev. J. R. Knodell, representative ol Nicklund, G. Alandorf, 8. Tilroff, K. stead of doing so it went in the direction the County Clerk of Tillamook Comity, John Aschim. Plenty of Leather Suit Cases at Hal- on or before 9 o'clock a m. Wednesday, lorns now. We have just received our the Anti-Saloon Leugue, will speak in Slavoff, T. Vilikoff, F. A. Armsby and of the camp, the rock and debris pound the 6th day of October; 1909. The James (his valet) ................. Geo. CliafTey. the M. E. church on Sunday morning wife, H A. Phillip, C. A. Burkerton, O. ing down and hurling rocks right thro Dallas Aldeich (An unknown) ,.C Hiner. delayed shipment. aud there will be a union meeting in the M. Hatel, H. Cooper. H. Keller. Mr. ugh the buildings. Several men were County Court reserving the right to re Herbet Singarley (In need of rest) J-D. Jones took out another band of U. B. church on Sunday evening. ject any and all bids. By order of the Carl Dawson. Pfiffer and daughter, Mrs. Kimball, Mr. injured, including Contractor Sweeney, County Court. J. C. H olden . ogson the Argo on Saturday for the Bphinnm Mosher (A sell made man) John Johnson was up from Garibaldi Weston and a few men to work at Bay who was struck between the shoulders. County Clerk. “ortland market. J B. McCowell. Joe Cacello, an Italian, received the most on Wednesday enjoying city life for a ocean park. Mrs. Myra Mosher (His wife) Muon, Pennington & Co. are showing short time. Mr. Johnson is nearly 80 Rey L. A LeMiller, who was pastor of serious injuries and died five hours nfter. Mrs. Pearl McCowell. Notice e finest line of dress goods that ever vears of age and is one ol the pioneer« of the Catholic church in this city for seve The blacksmith was injured by being beta Mosher (The heiress)...... Miss Ruth c*®* to Tillamook. • ral years, and was transferred to the jammed up against a building when a Oregon, coming here in 1852. Notice is hereby given, that the County Easter. Church of the Visitation at Verboort, team became scared by the explosion Court of Tillamook Conntv, Oregon, Marion Kendricks (Of the progressive nf'th 800n l’ave *n another invoice The new rock crusher, the second to be near Forest Groye, wishes us to express and rau away. i will receive bids for the construction of those quick meal stoyes and ranges. placed in operation by the county, was Sisterhood)........................ Mrs. E. Ford. his thanks to the people of Tillamook . --L-3 -King & Smith Co. • brought in on the steamer Argo last County for the general kindness shown Largest Barn in County Burned. n bridge across Beaver Creek, at what it known as the Jackson place, said Church of Chriat. Afineline of furs received by Mason, week, and will be located near the Red him during his stay in this county for a bridge to consist of one span cov ering an Clover factory. The roaJ roller arrived period of six years. The rev gentleman The fire fiend wiped out Charley Ray'» Last Lord's day two confessed Christ. extreme length of 74 It. The .S| lan will & Co. Make your selection yes terday. was most energetic in helping to build barns at Cloverdale on Tuesday evening, tie built upon the general plan of a 5 There hare been additions to the church •“Ue.the stock is complete. • doing damage to the amount of about up the Catholic church in this city and in at nearly every service fol some time. The Argo left on Saturday and her * Lind,eV’ w'*° was lfl’d UP for seve. $5,000 damages, with no insurance. One paunel truss an-1 the general style of the The systematic Bible study class has passengers were H. F. Holden, W, J looking after the welfare of his flock, and I of the barns was the largest in Tilla. plans and specifications on file witih the -J j ’ On nccount of scalding his feet, Benson and wife. Zena Wise, B D. Sox, although he has left, those who became ■ begun work agHin, and meets on Wednes. »•We to be out on crutches. monk. Pete Lamar, who lives near the County Clerk. A certified check equal to 5 per cent of ' day evening of each week at the church. Geo. Haag, wife and larnilv. J B. Giesy acquainted with him will always have a bam, was the first to discover the fire, Let ua give you figures on your build- and wife. Annie Weening, 0. 8. Crocker, kindly remembrance of him. | This course is free to anybody who which originated in tbe large barn, and the amount of the bid must accomp any „i"“1"1*1’ doors and windows and C. C. Berkart, Edna Stocton, H. A. E H. Virgie, of Woods, returned from in a few minutes it was one mass of fire. each bid as a guarantee that the bidder desires to take it, The Bible school starts off well for etc -King & Smith Co. Phillips, Mrs. Chapin and family. Portland on Wednesday morning. He Fortunately it was after milking time will execute a bond for the completion of tho fall and winter campaign. You informs us that negotations are still un and the cows had been turned out in the the contract if awarded the same. ought to lie there. All bids must be filed in the office of der way in regard to the building ol the pasture, otherwise the loss would have The ladies' aid met September Sth, at automobile road over the mountains been much greater, for the barn was full i the County Clerk, of Tillamook County, around Summit Ilill, and that there re of bay and it burned very rapidly. All | on or liefore 9 o'clock am. Wednesday, the church and elected officers. Plana of work for the coming year were dis mains about $7,000 to raise , $3,000 of hands turned their attention to saving I the 6th day of October, 1909. cussed. which Yamhill county is expecteo to what they could in tbe horse barn, re- ' The County Court reserving the right Sermon subjects for next laird s day: raise, and the remaining $A,000 will be moving all the stock, implements, etc., to reject any and all bids. By order of Morning, " Do Not Sin Against the J. C. H olden , contributed by the Automobile Club of before the fire consumed it. It is not the Couuty Court. Child ”; evening, " The Doors of the County Clerk, Portland, of which Mr. Virgie is a mem known how the fire originated, but it is i Church.’’ -J______________ T J? ■___ J ber. The whole proposition seems to supposed that the ensilage became over Mast Pay Up. hinge on the action of the Yamhill heated or that a spontaneous combus- 1 fii Narrow Escape county officials; and as there seems to be tion had taken place in the hay owing to ' A change having b^en made in the AT- Edgar N. Bayliss, a merchant of considerable sentiment over there in placing it in the barn before it was pro A check is an order on us, signed by you, to pay a certain favor of tbe road, we expect to see the perly cured, which was the cause of sev F. Leach .Meat Company, all outstand kohinsonrille, Del., wrote; “About two building of the road under way during eral barns loaded with hay being burned ing debts must be settled up within the years ago I was thin and sick, and a®°unt of your money either to yourself or someone else. next thirty days so as to close up the coughed all the time and if I did not | the coming year.—Courier. a few vears ago. Mr. Ray was in this old books of the company. have consumption, it was near 10 it. I J Postal Inspector C. E. Clement was city when the fire took place. It is a M F. I. each M eat C o . commenced using Foley's Honey and ^°u issue your money as you need it, at any time, at any in the City last week, and on Sal<>rd»r most serious loss to him, for besides de Tar, and it stopped my cough, arid I am Place. Postmaster Severance and Sheriff Cren stroying his barns, it also destroyed bis Loat, a Purse. now entirely well, and have gained shaw took him over lhe proposed rural winter feed for his dairy cows. twenty-eight pounds, all due to the good A purse loat, between (ame« Hughey ■ results from taking Foley’s Honey and ! free delivery route, through the Wilson and this city, containing $14. Pinder Tar ' J. 8. Isinsr, Tillamook; Hawk First Meeting of Port. If you pay Others by check, the party receiving the river. Fairview and Long Pra.rie circuit. will be rewarded by returning the same & Miller, Hay City. The inspector will make his report to the , c «k must sign his name on the back before we will pay the department, which will, no doubt. r«°'" | The first meeting of the newly appoint to thia office. ed Port of Tillamook was held on Mon ®oney. This endorsement is indisputable evidence that the mend a d“''y rou,i' w',h- th‘«“P“,0" . day in tbe court house, when Comtnis I Notice. of Sundays, being started in this coun ty The petition should also have included sinner James Walton, M. F. Leach and ®00ey was received. Milk will lie raiaed on like 1st of Oct. Dave Fitzpatrick were present After South Prairie in the route. It may not to 3Jx cents a pint, 6 cents a quart and not lie too late for South Pray e to be organizing, the Port proceeded to elect Don’t pay bills twice but pay by check. Those living included in the route, provided that tbe permanent officers, and there appearing 22 cents per gallon. J ohn I. B erns . to be a mutual agreement as to this, the from town and unable to get change easily will find a people living there would P»»'«'"" W m E bf . rman . following officers were elected in a bunch that effect- The postmaster “><>* H. HotSEWOBTII. President—H. T. Botts . account a great convenience as you will always ha\e inspector over that road as well so that hTwould be familiar with the s.tuation. First Vice-President—A. G. Beals. Paid up Capital For Bale ♦8Ô.0O0, 2nd Vice-President—D. Fitzpatrick. Corr*ct change with you. Treasurer—M. F. Leach. Ont quick meal cooking range nearly Offers every facility for safe banking Help Wanted on Farm Secretary—J a me» Walton. new, 2 ¡rocking chaira, bedstead, 0ank uiith “ THE 0UD REUIflBkE-’ Lots were drawn for tbe short and bureau, grapaphone, 1 heating atore, 1 and respectfully solicits your business Wanted, to hire, two families to work long tert»», as follows: Short term. Acts as trustee for corporations, indi ranch, or will rent to a respon- Botts and Fitzpatrick , long term, Wai oil stove, washing machine and other viduals and estates. Confidential trust furniture. 8cb.ffm.on. Balm, Ore. relations carried out faithfully. ton, Beals and Leach. P. W. T odd . Interest at current rates on time de Secretary Walton was instructed to Notice posits. communicate with the Rivers and Har Horae for Bale. Mail business given prompt attention. >11 owing Todd A Co. by note bor Committee protesting against the ? th e adverse report of Captain Mclndoe as Pire and burglar proof safety deposit Rix years old, weight about 1300 Iba. to tbe improvement of Tillamook bar. boxes just installed for convenience of T illamook city . ORE.„ Broke to work «ingle or doable. In same «< o*0*- p w. T odd . lie waa also instructed to write to the quire ut N. H juko . Tillamook. Oregon customers at reasonable rental. ping ton. ADMISSION, 10 Cents. Many Elegant New Suits, MISSES SUITS. $10.00. Smart Tailored Linen Waists. $1.33 to $3.93 each. FALL MODELS in SILK WAISTS $6.48, $6.78, 6.98. THE SAME AS CASH First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK a I
