Tillamook headlight., February 03, 1910, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 3. N10.
BANKS IN HEALTHY CONDITION
,rn,.t and, no doubt, will do so, but on ~
____ They have done so in the Elldee and John look these daysr
year®,
them.
they should not be required to put past and there are those who expect You see they are rejoicing over the
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A ~ a lleelzs
♦ the
to do
so in the future. But should
arrival
little nalJlMIV
nephew £» at
the
Wonder whether the knockers and put up all the money, labor, ma­ the price of butter fat take a drop, home of their brother in Tillamook.
the croakers have ceased their Ixlly- terial, powder and ammunition, as I then it is liable to pinch those who Considering the fact that this is the
heretofore.
aching alx>ut concrete lake ?
[ have bought on time, consequently first time anything of that sort ever
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them, , the
the boys
boys, cer
cer- ­
Now that the formalities are over there is a certain amount of risk. 1 2 hap|»ened ■ to
Tbere is th-s satisfaction to those
some idea of the conditions of the banks of Tillamook County.
tainly bear their honor gracefully. Tn
TO?.?ndensTd From published statement up to November 16, ]«9.
who make a failure in some line of and the gift of the Gilford Stillwell We expect to see the cheese market
Elldee Krake was a Beaver visi­
find that the total ileposits of the two banks in 1 illarnook C ltj on the
business, there is always room for Park is ratified, the next thing in hold firm for some time yet, that is
tor last Monday. L. N. Sandoz also
15th M iv llM)7 (date of first statement of deposits of these banks that
one more in the real estate business. order is to improve and beautify it. if the creamery associations hold
are available) were only $104.778.01, while, with the establishment of
Here is an opportunity for all to together and prevent a glut of the visited that thriving little burg.
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^omnall bSnkZ Xe that date, one at Fay Cityand the other at
If Tillamook City had as many in­ show their interest in the city’s wel­ markets. It is a debateable question
Nehalem the deposits had increased to $563,419.03, which is a good
Gift of Stillwell’s Park Ratified.
dustries with pay rolls as it has fare, and we certainly coincide with whether farms lands will retain
showing, and proves that the banks of the county are m a healthy
Notwithstanding the inclemency
condition and that considerable more of the citizens have banking
real estate iigentu wouldn't it be a Mayor Coates and the others speak­ their present high values.
There
accounts than heretofore. When it is taken into consideration that
lively city. But there's always room ers on Monday evening that the ' are those who believe they wil 11 gpAif the weather on Monday evening,
the pot-illation of the county is only a little over 6000 inhabitants, the
for one more—in the real estate busi­ best way for the citizens and the much higher, while others contend there was a fairly good turn out at
large amount of ileposits in the banks of Tillarnook County show a
public school to show their appre­ that as soon as the railroad is com­ the opera house to ratify Gilford
ness.
spirit of thrift and prosperity that is very gratifying. The depositors
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Stillwill
’
s
gift
of
4'4
acres
of
land
to
ciation of the gift is to make it pleted dairy land will- come some-
in the banks are. for the most part, composed of dairymen, and to
show how general the banking habit have become, we understand
The city is getting as many real suitable, attractive and pretty. All I where near their normal values. All the city, to tie known as the Gilford
that the Tillamook County Bank has about a thousand depositors.
estate agents ns there are bristles on can and should lend a helping hand we need add is, Tillamook County*s Stillwell Park, and to be used exclu­
Loans,
Capital Surplus
a pig’s back.The trouble is they are to do so, and if the right public dairy land does not need any more sively as a play ground for the
Discounts,
stock and un-
Cash
liable to “knock” one another's spirit is now shown it will not be boosting at the hands of the Press, pupils attending the public school.
Deposits,
bonds.
anil
Year. paid divided
Name.
deals, and when they do that they long before the citizens will feel and as city lots have gone skyward The magnanimous gift is greatly
war.,
etc.
profits.
exch.
in.
usually "knock” the county.
considerable pride in the park, for it with a whole lot of inflated valua­ appreciated, not only by the pupils •Nehalem Valiev Bk 1909 $8,400 $ 98.77 $ 5,713.05 $ 6,409.31 $ 6.551.75
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is a most valuable gift to the city. tion injected into them by specula­ of the public school but by the citi­ 1st Bank A Tr. Co.. 1907 ¿5,000 1.229.83 35,399.75 36,131.15 21,471.23
A movement is on foot in some We need a little more civic pride in
1907 25,000 2,905,79 174,638.46 al42,861.44 53,087.81
tors and real estate agents, high zens as well, and it was to ratify 1st National Bank
parts of the country, on account of
1902 30,060 2,705.32 347,667.77 233,984.;» 137,495.70
the city, so here is an opportunity to prices predominate for land and and to show their gratitude to Gil­ Tillamook Co. Bk.
the high price of meat, to boycott it. help. Last year a great many im­
$88,400 $6.93». 71 $563,419.(0 $419.38(126 $218,60«.49
most everything else. But it would ford Stillwell that so many persons,
Total..
We don’t think we will joint in the provements were made in the city,
be just the opposite if the democratic especially the pupils of the school,
Loans.
Deposits.
Cash and Ex.
Surp. A Prof.
movement, for it's tough on "beef such an the erection of substantial
turned out that evening. Mayor T.
Inc.
party was in power.
Inc.
Inc.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
I
nc.
"
eaters” to ask them to desist from
6,409.3t 6,551.75
5,713.05
Coates presided, and the pupils ren- •Nehalem Bk. . 98.77
concrete buildings, pretty cottages
the luxury of a tender roast.
3,286.20
712.67
—
Idered
an
excellent
program
com
­
160.90
1st Bank A T. C.
and concrete sidewalks, anil from
BOULDER CREEK.
n n n
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16,625.39 6,601.60
224,41
all indications new business blocks
posed of singing and recitations. 1st National Bk.
14,413.08 17,774.42
31,783.07
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Say, isn’t the opera house a cold,
Tillamook
C.
B.
459.67
Haya
and a large number of pretty cottages
The speakers were Messrs. C. W. I
u. N. Bays, Miss Bessie
cheerless and barn like 7 It is a will lie erected, this year which will
Total.. 558.44 385.31 38,208.7» 16,625.39 30,710.19 24,326,17 25,214.35
anil Nias Daisy Allender went to Talmage, Webster Holmes, H. T. I
misnomer to call it an opera house
still turther add to the improvement Cloverdale Saturday and returned Botts, W. R. Rutherford and Mayor
New
since
September 1, 1909.
a Not including bonds to secure
uny longer, for the cows in a large
of the city, and with the park beau­ Sunday.
circulation.
Coates, all of whom expressed the
number of the barns around Tilla­
tified as well, is plain proof that this
After several weeks visit at home, general sentiment of the citizens
mook have much warmer quarters
city is now started in the right dir­ Elldee Krake is back on the ranch when they eulogized Mr. Stillwell
than those who attended the opera
Notice of Final Account.
ection, ami tiiat public and private I again.
for his splendid gitt to the city and
Notice of Final Account.
house oil Monday evening.
improvements will follow in quick
I N oticb is H bkbbv G ivbh — Thnt the un-
Born, Friday morning Jan,2Ist,to the pupils of the public school. At
N otick is H rkkby G iven .—That the un- dersigned. administrator of the Estate of
There are two classes of persons succession, and thia will create a ' Mrs. H. L. Jensen, a thirteen pound the close of the entertainment Thos.
deraigncd, administrator of the estate of j HENKY C. HILL, deceased, has tiled his
in Tillamook County, and all other spirit of civil pride.
I boy. Hans says he is almost large Coates, Mrs. Ford and C. A. Patz- AXOM I). EARM EK deceased, has filed ! final account as such administrator in the
ounty Court of the State of Oregon, for
« M iff
laf were sworn in as trustees to look his final account as such administrator in i 1 t fillainook
places ns well. One class is blow
' enough to split wood already.
< ounty. and that said < ourt has
the County Court of Tillamook County.
It is reported that the Yamhill
after the 4‘4 tract of land, and Mayor State of Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Monday. March 7th. 1910, at the
ing in every cent it earns, making
County Court is alxmt to grant a j II. A. Chopard worked at the saw­ Coates made a plea for assistance appointed .Monday, March 7tli, 1910, at hour of IO o’clock a.m., at the office of the
no effort to save or preparation for
hour of 1U o’clock a.m., at the office of t’ounty Judge in the Court House, in Tilla-
contract to Mr. Shortridge for a toll mill one day last week. He is get­ to improve and beautify what will the
the County Judge in the Court House, in mooK City, Oregon, as the time for the
laying aside a little money. The
ting
lumber
sawed
for
a
new
barn.
Tillamook
County. Oregon, as the time and hearing of objections to said final account
road Mouth of Dolph for five years, ,
liereaiter becalled "Gilford Millwq)l place for hearing
of objections to such final and the settlement thereof.
other class isthrify, economical nn<!
Dated this February 3rd, 1910.
which would be a serious menace . Mrs. W. N. Bays and daughter Park,” to be used exclusively as a account and the settlement thereof.
de|M>sits its savings in the banks. It
ARTHUR K. HILL,
Dated
this
January27th,
1910.
to the settling up and improvement Laura, visited at H. L. Jensen's play ground for the pupils of the
Administrator,
J.
J.
M
c G innis , Administrator,
is surprising the amount of money
public school.
from
Saturday
until
Monday.
of that Medion of Yamhill county as
thut the young people of this city
r
Mrs. E. L. Kinnaman has been
blow in every year, which had they well the south part of Tillamook
•f.
county. It ItMiks almost incredita- confind to her bed lor the last week
been trained to save their money
with lagrippe, and a severe cold on
ble
in
this
day
and
generation
and
instead of liecoming spend-tnrifts,
her lungs. She is improving some
they would have accumulated quite a continual demand for good roads
at present.
to
open
up
that
part
of
the
country'
I
a large banking account.
lxiuis Krake started Monday morn­
that the Yamhill County Court is
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about to bottle it up for a term of ing for Tillamook, where he expects
Probably when the young fellow
years with an antiquated toll road. to work with his father at carpen­
who runs the Nehalem Enterprise
What that section of country needs tering.
grows a little older and gains some
is opening up, not bottling, and for I Lineman Walls, of the Pacific
newsp<i|>er experience he will be
that reason all good roads advocates Telephone Co., was repairing the
able to write an editorial the peo­
and the Press of Yamhill county line in our neighixirhood last
ple can understand.
But we will
should raise a protest. The travel week; also putting in new batteries,
lie charitable, for a person who has
He in­
between Tillamook, Sheridan and doctoring phones, etc.
been bottled-up all his life at Ne­
McMinnville have been increasing stalled a telephone for Karke
halem hasn't seen much of the
the past few years, but the attempt Brothers on Wednesday.
world, either commercially or mor­
Rev. Walters was a Beaver visi-
to "bold up” people traveling be­
ally. Quite a number of editors for
tween the two counties is altogether tor last Monday, going down with
the past twelve years have directed
wrong in spirit ami principle. If Mr. Gladwill's team.
a cmioniide at the Headlight man,
Mrs. Potter and son-in-law Robt.
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
but we notice this that they have all tliut part of Yamhill and Tillamook Waymire, visited our neighbor­
County
is
to
be
bottled
up
with
a
quit or left the country, while the
Sashes,
toll road, then why not establish hood last Saturday.
snap shot man is still on the fight­
The Krake tioyp lost a calf the
toll roads around McMinnville und
ing line anil has only to contend
first of the week; the animal got
with young, inexperienced, short­ Sheridan and "hold up" people who
mired down in a swamp, and was
want
to
pass
through
or
trade
there
?
sighted amt nurrow-minded persons
so badly chilled when found they
It
would
tie
mi
imposition
to
do
so,
like the editor of the Enterprise.
anil it would lie an imposition to were obliged to kill it.
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The hills re-echo almost daily,
The question of the establishment Ixittle up the rural district of Yam­
of u Commercial Club is hanging hill count to put money into one in­ from heavy blasting in The < Mt.
Mr. Shortridge Hebo Mining Co.'s mine.
fire, for the reason that the Building dividual’s pocket.
Agents for the Great Western Saw
We learn that John Creecy and
made
n
good
thing
out
of toll roads
Company lius not placed a figure on
the hull in Tillamook Black, which in Tillamook county until the peo­ Joe Hollett went to Tillamook the
is the only place suitable und avail* ple would stand it no longer, and it first of the week for the purpose of
able for an up-to-date Commercial seems that he is endeavoring to ' bidding on the mail contract for
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
Club. There up|ieurs to lie quite u still further bottle-up the country by the route between Tillamook City
large number of business men who endeavoring to induce the Yamhill and Grand Ronde.
I. N. Samloz has tieen doing con­
are desirous of seeing aclub formed, authorities to sanction what would
and ua it is something the city needs, lie a mossback. backward move in siderable taxidering this winter.
He mounted a large wild-cat for
anyway, and especially the coming the development of the country.
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D. C. Getchell, a white swan for
summer, no further time should be
One thing that is keeping people Assessor Hare, two deer heads,
lost in ascertaining how many are
willing to join und make final from locating in Tillamook County mid a white owl for n Tillamook
is the high price that prevails all party. Besides some smaller items.
arrangements.
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over the county for dairy lands. In
Mrs. Roza Borba and Mrs. Grace
There is a gooil deal of gossip on one way it is a good thing there is : Chopard and daughter Geneva visi­
account of the city authorities put­ such high values, but on the other ted the school Friday afternoon.
ting u stop to Evangelist Holmes hand it scares people when told that , I A very pleasant and enjoyable fea­
showing his films at the Christian land is selling from $200 to ktoo l»er ture of the exercises was the roll
church on Saturday evening. The acre. A great many valuable dairy cull answered by quotations. Miss
city officials were within their rights farms have been sob! the past year Allender is deserving of much com-
in doing so. But the retort is thrown bused upon the high price of butter mendution for her work umong our
back ut them rather sharply in this fnt. As long as that continues there little ones. They are certainly good
manner : Tlie city officials liecame is every reason to sup|xw<e that examples of the results of careful
very cognisant and active and pre­ those who have Ismght these high training.
vented the exhibition of a few mov. priced farms will be able to pay out
Have you noticed how ini|>or1aiit
ing pictures in a cliurcli, but they
fail to see or take any action now
that it is fully proven und confessed (
in the circuit court that the soft drink '
| mmi I rmima were blind big joints. I
The city officials ure certainly on |
untenable ground ns long as they
CAPITAL STOCK, $30.000,00.
close their eyes to these facta anil '
do nothing to revoke the licenses of I
the luwless joints. People have a j
right to gossip when they see such
glaring inconaiatency ineityofficial .
ism.
The first consideration of the Officers
Editorial Snap Shots
Laree Amount of Deposits Considering Population
.„Showing Thrift and Prosperity in
Tillamook County.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
DAIRYMEN'S
SUPPLIES
AND
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
ALEX
McNAIR CO
lillamook
Lumber Manufacturing Compy
Tillamook County Bank.
H emlock LUMBER
KI-LN DRY FLOORING, CEILING. RUSTIC AND
FINISHED LUMBER.
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The snap shot man with cull a |
meeting of the editors of the county j
newapupera in the near future to |
take up tlie matter anil devise plans '
to advertise, I mh > s I an<l tioom the ;
county ua a whole. Also to udvo 1
cate good roads at the most econo '
uncal coat to the taxpayer«.
No I
our can <lo as much to advertise the j
county as the home newa|wpers. anil i
on that account we are going to get i
the editor« together for the county I
need« the united effort of the
home new«|Mi|>er« to help bring new
Industrie« nnd new sett let a into the
county.
The buainess men anil
•onie of the leading citixena have I
contributed to different advertising |
propositions by "outsider*," all of
whkh proved a failure and money
thrown •»•>
The editors can give j
the county* great botist the next lew
and Directors of this bank, is the security
ot the funds intrusted to our care by
depositors.
Our past record is an absolute gtiarar-
tee of sound and safe banking methods.
On this evidence of stability and strength,
we respectfully ask for your banking
business.
M. IF. HARRISON.
President and Cashier.
KINDS OF
MOULDINGS
We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook
County’s Most Famous Cheese.
The Best Equipped Saxv Mill in the County
New Machinery, Experienced Workmen and
Fiist Class Lumber of the Best Quality.
LEI US EIC.rRE ox YOUR LUM HER BILL.
kidnly pills
for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder
.
Foley's Kidney Pills punt y the blood iestorelL^ ? ’
Un“ry irrc«ular,t,e’-
P
yt neotood, i estore lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitutes
Sold by Chas. I. Clough.