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Vol. XXII. No. ii
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 38
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Nov. 1, close Nov. 30 1909
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA
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TtlE A Y P EXPOSITION
RAPIDS AND falls OF SWEEDEN
A SKYLIGHT THEATRE SEAT
HIS LUCKY DAY
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
A MOTHERS CHOICE.
NATURE AND ART
THE COIN COLLECTOR.
RAISED IN THE COUNTRY
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
COUNTRY.
A WOMEN'S WAY.
THE SUNNY SOUTH OF FRANCE.
THE HAND BELL.
First Show, 7:30 F.M.
Second Show,
8:30 l*.M.
RDMISSIOJM, 10 Cents.
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TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS ,
The passengers who left on the Sue H.
Elmore on Munday were J. L Schmidt,
t oIn°D ani1 *“*•
Graham.
Dwi*ht' L Th°ra«. A-
A R °«ngloff. D. Williams. C. E
O'wer. O D. W.lsoa, J. Girard, E.
Wooltand E. Vinbach.
F E Norton !las b„U({ht wven
of land on the east side of the road on
t ie north of the bridge across the slough
which he will have cleared up and
dvked, and eleven acres of the Eberman
property, which he will plat out and
place upon the market.
Tillamook City is to havea new ladies'
outfitting establishment, which Is to lie
located by L. Lahorwitch, of Portland
in tile Tiler building, where a fine stock
of everything a lady wears will be kept
in stock. See next week's Headlight for
date of < pening announcement
The Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian
Church will give their third annual ba­
zaar about the second week in December,
when a large assortment of fancy and
useful articles, suitable for Christuii s
and New Year's presents, will be offered
for sale.
For sale, 15 Registered Holstein Bulls,
See Fryar & Co.'s add.
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Dr. Morris, eye specialist.
\ou will not be asked ur
qr urged to buy
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A. E. Nolan, general insurance.
at Patzlif's. Have a new
e F line of Furs.
I Read Tillamook County Bank notes. * ' Prices. $1.00 to $20.00.
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The SueH. Elmore came in on Sunday
Carpenters wanted. Enquire of F. R.
The iron for the draw on the bridge and her passengers were Mrs. Janies, D.
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across the Tillamook river was brought R Norton, W. F. Bielbeiser, E. H. Cox.
See Fryars' add of Holstein Cows and in on the Argo last week.
Mrs. Fisher. Mr. Geores and wife, E. F
¡Heifers
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Marriage licenses were issued to No- Laughlin, G. Blake, Mr. Hadley, Sheriff
Born, to the wife of Dave Fitzpatrick, vatns Kirbv and Pearl Barber ; Fred Crenshaw and five prisoners. B. Chatter­
till and E. Jenkins.
Nicklaus and Mabel Wicklund.
■daughter.
D
R.
Norton,
of
Portland,
is
in
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Botts returned to
the
G. A. Blake, of Marshfield, was in the
city for the purpose of going into the thecity on Friday alter living away for
'city last week.
several months. After leaving here they
The wet weather is playing havoc with furniture and hardware business.
John Simmons nnci Henrv Simmons went to Alaska, and then visited rela­
the good roads.
tives in Missouri and Oklahoma. Mt.
K. R. Madison, of Portland, was in vs. J. B. Caples are two eases filed in the
Botts, who was quite sick previous to his
circuit court from the justice court.
tie city on Tuesday.
leaving, was looking quite well on his
A
transcript
has
been
filed
in
the
case
E F. Wemkebach, of Astoria, was in
return.
of George N. Hodgdon vs. D. Krake
the city on Monday.
Eric Erickson returned from his visit
Oecar Werschkul, of Cloverdale, was from the justice court to the circuit to Sweden last week, and informs us
court.
lithe city on Monday.
that Paul Erickson,who left with him to
Received on the boat this w eek at visit tbe old country, is looking and feeling
H. Sours, painter and decorator, and
Patzlaf’s our stock of Lady’s, Misses* much better than he was when he left
decorating a specialty.
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j and Children's Coats. The prices are
here, but in all probability he will under­
Charles and James Bailey were in right.
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go an operation lor appendicitis before
from Hebo, on Monday.
For rent, large, airy, well furnished he returns.
Good Coal, $10 a ton. Best Coal, $12 bedrooms, with electric lights, bath,
A suit was filed in the circuit court by
■ ton. See D. L. Slirode.
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telephone and stove. Call or phone E. Morris Schnal egainst the Portland &
Mrs. E. R. Fisher, of Clay City, Ind,, I (i. Ford.
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Tillamook Transportation Co., who is
rae in the city on Sunday,
| Hats must fit to be durable and be.
claiming damages to the amount of
New arrivals in Ladies’, Misses and coming. That is iny business. I ir.ake $409 75 on account of that amount of
Mildren’» Coats at Patzlaf's.
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them to fit.—F lorence G arrett , at clothing which is alleged to have been
Howard Drew has gone to Eugeue to Haltom's.
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gain enter the State university.
Special evangelistic services will be­ the steamer Argo.
T. L. Girard and Rd Wolff, of Port gin on Sunday next at the United Brc
The steamer Argo left on Saturday and
Irad, were in the city on Monday.
thren church, which will be conducted by her passengers were Ira Latimer and
wife, T. Stanley. T. Hays, John C. Hath
Mr. and Mrs. James Walton returned the pastor, Rev. G. M. Beeler.
Sheriff Crenshaw has decided to arrest day, N. N. Kerby and wile. Alic Hay-
othecity on Thursday from Salem.
C. E. Trombley, editor of the Clover- those who carry concealed weapons, for breg, 11. K. Ballard and wife, Dwight
and Lula Ballard, M. B. Ben tel, John
aleConrier, was in thecity this week. the reason that so many foreigners are
Heslcm, P. T. Jacobson, [.A Miller and
come to the countv pack guns.
Klacres of brush to slash, will let con
Fred Nicklusand wife.
A.
J.
Burdick
and
wife
vs.
Alfred
Gub-
»ctor hire by day. See F. It. Beals. »
It is very late in the season, but, then
ser is a tuit filed in the circuit court to
E. A. Cox, of Alanson, Mich., is in the
restrain defendant from transferring, as­ I am here with the very latest styles in
unity for the purpose of locating here.
shapes and trimmings. If you have not
signing or selling certain notes.
Furnished Rooms and Board at Mrs. I Just to introduce myself and my hats, bought, you will be glad you waited for
srkhurst's, opposite Dr. Sharp's resi- for one week commencing Saturday, me. Something entirely different. The
Velvet Shapes, all colors $2.75 each. All kind you don’t meet every day. Ready
The millinery line is complete at Wool Felts, »1.50 each.—F lornece for business Saturday morning.—
F lorence G arrett , at Haltom’s.
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•txlaf'g. Look over thia line before G arrett , at Haltom's.
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tying.
The Argo brought in the following
Charles Galloway, a member of the
Chnu and crabs for sale, also shells. State Tax Commission, came in this passengers last week : Mrs. Geo. Single,
H>°*te Case's machine shop. — Joe morning to get some data as to the W. H. Ireland, L.Girard, E. Wolff, A. D.
hitney.
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assessment in Tillamook county, and Wilson, Dr. S M. Kirron, G. W. Phelps
and wife, Emma Zumstein, F. Straight,
11*’A. B. Calder will preach at Bay will leave again this evening.
W, H. Granklin, C. L. Fox, James Wal­
Won Sunday, 31st, at 11 am. and
Married, on Fridav, at the home of ton and wife, F. Sarkrains. C. E Oliver,
®p.m.
M. L Barber, at Netarts. Mr. Novalus F. M. Sweet, Peter Norberg. L D. Small,
Lowi» Cornell came in from Corvallis Kirby and Miss Pearl Barber, the cere­ Tom Neadenoff, L M. Ross, J. L. Mar­
"‘h the position of foreman at the mony being performed by Rev. G. M. tin and Frank Ritzans.
Beeler, pastor ot the U B. church.
eald office.
The steamer Argo came in yesterday
The government is calling forbids for with the following passengers : Geo.
G. Dwight vs. Rudolph Kunze is a
the mail ¡routes in Tdlamook county Dredhain, L. Lowers, P. J. Morney and
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for four years, viz. : 'lillamook to Bay wife, H H. Rosenberg and wife, J. A.
wit cuurt.
City aud Hohsonville ; Tillamook to N.
For Furnished Rooms and Lodgings Yamhill; Tillamook to Netarts; Tilla­ Rosenberg and wife, Gus Norderans,
I’ireof Lawrence Sanders at the Till mook to Grand Ronde ; aud Tillamook Otto Anderson, Bertha Lewis, R. W.
Robins. Chris Buchanim and wife, Mrs.
»ok Hotel.
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to Bayocean.
Webster Holmes snd Mr. ilannenkrat
and wife. She left this morning with
tbe following passengers: Frank Rhodes,
Wm Quick, Warren Quick, Mr. folinson,
Dr. Hawk and wife, and Mr. Nelson.
T. L. Graham, a book agent, bought
some goods at Haltom’s store on Satur­
day evening to the amount of $5, and
drew a check for (15.00 upon the Till­
amook County Bank, and received $10
in change. On Monday he left on tlie
Elmore, and after lie had taken his de­
parture it was found that he had no
money in the bank. He waa arrested
at Astoria by the sheriff, and as it was
thought that lie had made a mistake he
Opened by the present management on August
was allowed to goby paying the $15
3°th, 1902, we have been doing business at the same
and $11 costs.
MASTER
BANK
stand since.
With age we have not only gained experience
but also
STRENGTH AND STABILITY
and are better prepared than ever to take charge of
any business intrusted to us.
On broad lines, yet strictly in keeping with
sound and conservative banking principles, our
strenuous purpose supported by perseverance, has
earned us the title of
“THE BANK* THAT DOES THINGS.”
Bank with ns if You Want the Best.
Hiram Eadus and Irene Eadus vs H.
Crenshaw, N. E. Melchior, trustee, and
Glenn H Johnson, is another suit filed in
the circuit court growing out of the
partnership and financial embarrasment
of the launch Frolic, and the new com­
plaintalleges that Johnson wrongfully
and unlawfully and with intent to de-
fraud the plaintiffs instructed the delend.
I ant Melchior to cause a mortgage to be
foreclosed in the manner provided by
law .for the foreclosure of a chattie
mortgage which do not exceed tbe sum
of oyer $500, and thereupon the sheriff
wrongfully tookpossessionof the launch
and has advertised the same for sale.
; whereupon tbe plaintiff demand judg
JSUPtWVIWOM | meat for $100 for damages for the
wrongful conversion of tbe launch and
I i foi a judgment for tbe value thereof, aud
TILLAMOOK COUNTY 8ANK>™fl
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T I L_l_ A Fj_00 K CITY ORE.
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$1.50 per year,
$17.531 LADIES’ SUITSk/7.83
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SPECIAL.
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$22.50 UP TO $30.00 VALUES
About 78 tailored suits, partly from a spec-
ial purchase and partly from several lines of
$22.50, $25. $27.50 and $30 values bought
for our regular Fall Trade.
The styles and materials are absolutely new
and fashionable ; long coat effects, mostly 45
inches, satin lined. The variety is too great to
accurately describe here, for there are grays,
browns, blues, greens, new reds and all colors
in plain and fancy worsteds, in serge, in broad­
cloth, in diagonal cheviot. Some black suits,
too, in the lot.
The plainly tailored effects are most preval­
ent, and kilted skirts as well as [new plaited
styles are included. Many of the suits are
trimmed with jet buttons.
These New Tailored
$17.83 guifS are Splendid. $17.83
Don’t mistake the price we ask, for the Value ! Take our word for it.^There’s
not a single suit in the entire lot worth less than $22.50 and most of them were
intended to bring $25 to $30 each.
Women of all regular sizes up to about 42 inch bust, also Misses of 17 to 20
years of age, can befitted in this special line of choice suits at a real saving of from
$5 to $12. The sale of these suits will continue until they are closed out at the sale
price of $17.83.
SALE OF LADIES
$19.77.
COATS
Including Values from
$25.00 to $30.00.
$19.77.
This assortment includes every new style and a variety of materials, mostly
blacks, in tailored and novelty effects. These coats show the highest degree of per­
fection in tailoring and finish. You can depend upon it you are getting a good coat
and an exceptional bargain in one of these values from $25 to $30 at $19.77.
Alterations and Fitting.
W'e will gladly alter any garment purchased from us, either suits or coats, guar­
anteeing you a PERFECT FIT AND ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE FOR THIS
SERVICE.
If Haltom Has it
Its in Style.
HALTOM’S
If Its in Style
Hal tom Has It.
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for a judgment for $100 for refusing to OPTION LAW IS UPHELD the local option law. In one case he
was lined J.'iOo and one day in jail, but
cancel the mortgage.
SUPREME COURT FINDS NO Judge Galloway reduced the floe later
It has since been ascertained that
FLAW IN STATUTE
to *300, which was paid. In the above
Chris Nichnfo the foreman on the rail­
road who skipped out after cashing oyer Conviction of Tillamook Offender case, appealed from the Circuit Court, it
w»» an appeal from the Justice Court,
Is Affirmed and Initiative Act
$2,500 in checks belonging to the men.
where Langworthy was lined $100 and
Is Found Valid.
succeeded in getting away with more
S alem , Or., Oct. 26.—In an opinion 15 days in jail, hut the justice remitted
money than was at first thought, for be
had entrusted to him several hundred written by Justice King, the Supreme the jail sentence, and it was in this case
dollars to deposit in the bank, which he Court today affirmed the decision in tbe where the law was attacked.
failed to do. Sheriff Crenshaw was close Circuit Court for Tillamook County in
Howard Edmunds must Pay
on Nichola's trail while in Portland, but the case of the State vs. W. Lang
Fine for Bootlegging.
he had too much of a start, and it is worthy. In this action the validity of
The suiieine court handed down a de­
thought that he left with another man the local-option law was brought into
direct question, and by upholding the cision also in tbe case of the Slate V«.
with the intention of going to Europe.
Dr. S. M. Kirron. of Portland, returned trial court ths Supreme Court declares Howard Edmunds, who waa convicted
on the steamer last week for the purpose the local option law to have been legally iu Tillamook co. of violating the local
option law, which was decided in favor
of locating in this city. He has taken n enacted.
of the State. Thu opinion was written
Langworthy
was
convicted
of
a
viola
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suite of rooms in the concrete huildingfor
Edmunds was fined
his offices. Dr. Kirron is a graduate of tion of the local option act and fined. by Justice King.
the State university, and took consider, The appeal was taken on the sola point $509 and 20 days in jail by Judge Gallo­
way at the April term of court, but the
able interest in toot ball and other that the trial judge refused to instruct
sports while attending the university at the jury that the evidence established ! jail sentence was suspended during good
Eugene, and received a certificate from the fact that the correct title of the act ( behavior.
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the State Medical College. He comes to had not been certified to by the County
At
C.
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Atkinson'«
8tore.
Clerks
prior
to
the
election
of
June,
Tillamook highly recommendedaud with
the intention of remaining here and 1904, aud that therefore the act was Shorts ............................................. $ 1.50
invalid and the defendant should be
building up a practice.
Bran .............................
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90c.
found not guilty.
A. L. Arstell, the young man who
Tbe Appellate Court holds that " the Barley, per ton............................ 36 00
gained such a notoriety in this county
right of the people to legislate directly Wheat .............................................. 2.00
by forging checks and bieaking out of | —other than by adopting conatitutional Alfalfa I Meal....................................
90c.
the couutv jail, anil who was sent to the ' provisions—in place of relying solely on Alfalla Hay, per cwt....................
1.25
penitentiary for the forgery, has gone to I their representatives, was by them se- White River Flour, Sk $150. bbl. 5 60
the penitentiary again for holding up I cured or renerved through the Initia. Oil Meal, per cwt.......................... 3 00
Grocer McDonald on the Liberty road live and referendum amendments to the Gals.................................................. 2 00
south of Salem niter he was liberated Constitution." Therefore, " if the act
Buy a feud cutter and save lyovr bay.
from the penitentiary. He was later adopted in 1903 for the purpose ol fscili.
A full line of Pacific Coast Stock
captured by Sheriff Minto and Deputy taring operations under the initiative Remedies
Esch in a grain field near Independence amendment is not in conflict or incon- I
after an exciting chase. Judge Burnett sistent with such amendment, it must
sentenced him to one to ten years in the follow that the law is valid, and that |
penitentiary.
any proceeding» had in conformity !
The Board of Equalization adjourned therewith are ample '
on Wednesday morning after making a
In conclusion llie court states that " a
few changes in the assessment The careful examination ot the bill of excep­
only umber owner toenter a protest was tions discloses the fact that tlie local
Paid up Capital ................. »25,000.
C. H. Wheeler. Following were lhe
reductions made, amounting to $4,605 option law was submitted to the voter»;
Oilers every facility for safe banking
of the state in strict conformity with
.. »900
John J. Earl ..
the mandates of the constitution, as and respectfully solicits your business.
200
C Desmond ....
.. 400
Jacob Blum....
Acts as trustee for corporations. Ind',
amended, and as supplemental thereto
.. 170
Jos. I ffenberger
and in aid thereof, and having received vtduals and estates. Confidential trust
.. 500
R Wall.............
relations carried out faithfully.
a majority of the votes cast at the gen
.. 200
Il, Dunstan ..
Interest at current rates on tune de­
eral election at which it waa submitted,
.. 200
Frad C, Skomp
posits.
.. 470
John Du Bois ..
accordingly became a law of the alate."
Mad business given prompt attention
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John Krebs.....
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There were two case« in the April , Fire and burglar pr>«4 safety deposit
K McKenzie ,.
boa<w
just installed for < oavei.iencs of
... 100
H. F. Holden ..
term of the Circuit ;Court in which!
custuiVm »I reasonable rental.
fill
K W. Watson
Langwortby was charged with violating
Tillamook Land lav. Co .. 615
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.