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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 2, !<■-’ 1 WAGON AND AUTOMOBILE "PATHFINDER" CAR CLUB TO OPEN THE 15th. HAPPY EVENT. ROAD ON WILSON RIVER- ties will contribute >15,(4X1 each is a Manager of the Portlaw With a Large Number of Visitors matter which should lie thoroughly bile Club Visits Till» Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Harris Cele Present and a Big Banquet. United Railways Company will investigated before any action is “Johnny, get your gun !” There brate their 50th Wedding Anni The “Pathfinder" car of l Expend >30,000 if Washington taken, for the reason that the court The date upon which the Executive are some thieves in the city who versary with Many Friends. land Automobile Club, made no provision for that amount Board of the Commercial Club has and Tillamook Connties will are attempting to break into resi- Beck club manager; H » and for that object at the time the Last Sunday wax the 50th anniver decided to open the club is Wednes dences. _____ Expend Same Amount. assistant manager and tax levy was made, and for the rea sary of the marriage of Mr.and Mrs. day evening, June 15th. Arrange, The building of a concrete build son that there is a demand to put E. Frank, the club inapnitu ménta are being made to hold a The County Court has received rived in this city on wZ? ing on Main street is not only a the road in shape between Dolph, T. J. Harris, and to commemorate banquet, at which the members and the following letter from Mr. I.. B. this happy event a large number of permanent improvement to the city, Tillamook City and Nehalem suita from Portland. These a their wives will participate, as well Wickersham, vice-president of the but will be somewhat of a tire break ble for automobiles. It would be a friends gathered at their residence as a number of invited guests from engaged in making an United Railways Co., which will be in this city to participate in the to that aide of the street. splendid thing to have a good wag good time of a golden wedding and Portland and other parte of the state considered at the present meeting map of the automobile ro^ measuring the distance U on and automobile road over the to extend to the respected and vene and county. Covers will be laid for of the court : That hydrant is still in the center Portland and Tillamook by „ Wilson river road, but the question rable couple their congratulations 300 persons, and it promises to be United Railways Co,. of the sidewalk, a dangerous nui of dollars and cents must not be and beet wishes for their future one of the most important affaire in Portland, Oregon, McMinnville and Dolph, fw sance to pedestrians at night. If May 26, 1910. lication in the Tour Book i overlooked, as there is such a de happiness. Between 70 and 80 per the history of the city and county, it can’t be moved in any ether way mand upon the court for improve sons were present and the wedding for it brings together the progres To the County Court and Commis issued by the club. It ia it might be well to hypnotize it. sioners of Tillamook County, Ore. tion of the automobile club t ments in roads from all parts of the Gentlemen.— An effort is being feast was served on the lawn, and sive citizens into a live organization When is the city council going to county. On the face of it the pro the happy couple again pledged which will take hold of development made to have a good wagon road metropolis to adopt thii pass an ordinance prohibiting any position on the part of the United their troth to one another as they work in this county, something that constructed from Portland to Tilla route as the main auto higha mook bvwayof Hillsboroand Forest the Tillamook Bay coaet more plunk sidewalks ? Or have Railway Co. is a magnanimous had done in days of yore. Quite a was neglected too long. Grove. ' The writer has given con if the condition of the « offer, but we think we express the the city’s progress to be kept back siderable attention to this matter, number of presents were presented s -ntiment < f the people of this and find from an engineering stand roads is not disappointing t until a city council is elected with auto line to Mr. and Mrs. Harris. point that the feasible way to do this Beck and Glenn met with th more civic pride than the present county when we say that they are T. J. Harris was bom in Boon Between Sheridan and Willamina is to continue the Tillamook wagon ecutive Board of the Taj far more interested in the United council ?_________ county, Mo., in 1834. He spent his road up Wilson river, instead of Commercial Club and Com» and Tillamook City. Railways building an electric road turning off at the south fork. In thia era Bodyfelt and Alley th,' The city authorities will run in a into this county than an antomobile younger^days in learning the car Archie Meyers, of Dolph, is ar way the road would be constructed evening, and after discuum penter trade. In 1859 he left his peraon'scow wtienever it happens to road. The electric road is some Missonri home and started with ranging to put an automobile stage over the low divide and down Gales road question in this cou«h go astray, but no notice is taken of thing that will build up and help creek to connect with the main county commissioner* deca those who monopolize some of the the commerce of the county and is a company of cattlemen across the line on between the Willamina- traveled wagon road at Gleenwood. improve _ few miles of road south end of the; county " sidewalks in the business portion I needed first. However, this county continent, hie object being to join Sheridan trains, Pacific City and This would take you over the moun needed fixing, right away , tains 7C0 feet lower in elevation of the city with chairs, and create should not stand back if $15,1X19 will a brother in Oregon. The caravan Tillamook. He has provided him than the present constructed road to make it fit for travel for h a worse nuisance with tobacco juice Ido this county’s share in making a to which he belonged contained self with a 12-passenger Cadillac and avoid the heavy grade and biles. Mr. Beck is deligbtg car, with gearing guaranteed to about tMX) head of livestock, and on the sidewalks, to say nothing of good permanent wagon road out of the zig-zag over these mountains. Tillamook County, and apart the obstruction to pedestrians and the Wilson river road, but we have part of hie duties was to herd the climb any grade on the Grand The present road, as you know, is a few bad places he is elated cattle on their long triptoCalifornia. Ronde road loaded to full capacity. virually impossible and never can progress that is being math the filth ladies’ dresses lick up. good roads in this county our doubt whether that amount of They were about six months mak It is intended to time the runs so be made a good road. Under such an arrangement there would be money would be sufficient. ing the trip. They had two light as to receive and deliver passengers approximately 12 miles of road to If Mr. Potter is anxious to contri TAXES TO BE RBFft skirmishes with the Indians, but on arrival and departure of trains, build. The United Railways Com bute towards automobile roads, we Death of W J. Plank. the party arrived at its destination thus enabling travelers to make pany will contribute $30,GOO to the To Those Who Were B have an idea that an automobile road from Tillamook City to Bay Death claimed W. J. Plank, a well without the loss of a life from any the trip from Portland to Tillamook construction of such a road, if Taxed within City li* Washington County will contribute The following year Mr. points in seven or eight hours. $15,000 and Tillamook County like ocean Park would be the moat sen known citizen of this city on Tues cause. The County Court made a sible think to start in oh, for that day, after a long and painful sick Harris arrived at the home of his Two cars will be put on the line, wise $15,000. Thia will construct Wednesday instructing the beach resort must have son-e kind ness. The remains were buried brother in Polk county. Ore., where each running opposite ways every the 12 miles of road between Glen Clerk to draw warrants in f of a highway so that people can in the Oddfellow’s cemetery this he became acquainted with Mrs. day. I’assengerB will lunch at wood and the Wilson river road those who had paid their ns allows sufficient additional to within the corporate limits<i reach it. A road on the south side morning, the funeral services be Harris, who was a sister-in-law Dolph both ways.—Pacific City and put the rest of the road in good mook City on the 1909 tax rd oi his brother, and they were of the bay would make n very pretty ing conducted by Rev. D. L. Shrode Outlook. ___________ shape for automobles and teaming. Supreme Court having decide married on May 29, I860. I think your honorable body will lVi mills was all that could be drive for vehicles of all descriptions. at the home. A TIDAL WAVE readily appreciate the nature of for road purposes. Thedeciu Miss Mary E. Smith was born W. J. Plank was born in It is to be hoped, now that the Hercumer, Hercumer County, N. in 1845 in Holt county, Mo. At the Stxnck the Tillamook Coast on such a road to both counties, and rendered during tax collect^ considering the fact that this com quite a few persons had pik Port of Tillamook is about todecide Y., May 15, 1834, and lived there age of about eighteen months her Thursday Night. pany is willing to join you in thia taxeB before the decision ni upon a project for the improvement until about 32 yearsofage, when he people started for Oregon, braving matter am sure that you will read dered. Those who paid is There was a tidal wave on Thurs of Hoquarton slough, that it will moved to Missouri. ily take advantage of thia offer of amounts coming to them i He crossed the perils of a most hazardous get wise und dump the dirt so that the plains by train about the year journey before their arrival in Polk day night on the Tillamook coast, co-operation to pull together for a found below : it will not wash back into the chan 1880,and came to Tillamook County, county, Oregon. Her father took which mixed things up on the good road for the coast. This can J. H. Ellison.................. be built at once and ready fortravel nel. Tons upon tons of dirt have Ore,, about 4 years later, where he up some land under the Donation beaches considerably for a time by early fall. A like effort, is being F. W. Christensen................ been dumped on the banka in past resided until his death, May 31, Claims Act, eighty acres of which and came near doing some serious made to take this matter up with C. W. Talmage.............. ,i.... years, making great heaps, as most 1010. He was a member of the comprise a part of the present site damage. One of the Life Saving the County Court at Hillsboro with W. E. Southwick.......... „.c,. B. D, Lamar........................... everyliody familiar with the situa I. O. O. F. Lodge at Woods, Ore., of the Monmouth Normal, Mr. crew by the name of Turk was re a view of their co-operation in be Sidney McCarger.................. of Washington County. tion knows, only to disappear and for a number of years. Deceased Smith donated the land for educa turning from the lookout station, half Trusting you will give thia F. W. AN. E. Wilson......... and while on the beach he saw wash back into the channel. matter your earnest consideration. L. A. Goodspeed................. was united with Presbyterian tional purposes. H. F. Goodspeed.......... the wave approaching. He made a I am very truly yours, During the early early years of He was C. H. Woffe............................. We understand that an effort was Church of this city. dash for the logs, but the wave L. B. -W ickersham , Harris their married life Mr. Vice-President. Geo. Cohn by Samuel Viend made tohavetlie Golden Gate pulled married to Ella McNair in the year J. Baker.................................... worked at the carpenter trade in dashed over these and sent the logs of 1874. Four children were born, off the run between Tillamook and W. G. Dwight...................... ......................... 1’olk county. In tile year 1868 they away upon the beach and Turk had Albert W., Arthur F., Chas. R. and Graduating Exercises. Portland. Thia would be a good Ray Feed Co............................ some difliculity in avoiding being went to California, where he worked W. E. Noves ......................... thing, no doubt, for the other tmna- Kate A. Plank. All are living but nt his trade for a year, and in 1800 mixed up in them. The wave came It being beautifully fine on Sun- Sarah A. Trowbridge........ i portation company, but a bad thing one, Arthur F., who died at the over the camping ground at Gari they moved to southern Oregon. day there was a large attendance J. W. Anderson by J. Hak« for the traveling public and ship age of four years. They lived in sonthern Oregon baldi and reached the fence at the at the Presbyterian Church on Sun H. C. Salton......................... pers. Surely there ought to lie en Sos. I. Illingworth............. twelve years, Mr. Harris engaging Life Saving Station and carried day to hear the Baccaulaureate Organs for Sale. ough business, with the summer ohh A. White....................... away the tram road for the life boat in the ranching business during sermon to the graduates of the travel just started, for both passen I have five organa for Bale, one and the small bridge. Logs were that time. In 1882 they moved oseph Michaud.................. ... Tillamook High School by the Rev. ger steamers. It seems, however, new, which have been left in my thrown on the banks of the railroad Frank Alander.............. that the Gohlen Gate will have to possession for sale. These organs back to Polk county, and in 1887 track and several fishermen had D. L. Shrode. J. Olsen.. ............................... came to Tillamook county, taking The graduating exercises of the Drydan Baker..................... ... receive more business if she is to be will be sold cheap. the line of their nets broken at up their residence in the Sandlake senior class of the Tillamook High William Tulack..................... kept on the run. Mrs. P. B. C. country, where they remained until Garibaldi. School will be held this (Thursday) Myrtle Mills.. So the “honkers" uud "knockers" ubout five years ago, when they A. M. Austin. Horses For Sale. TO PLAN FOR HARBOR AND and to-morrow (Friday) evenings at M. V. Stillwell nml the fellow who hasn’t a bean moved to this city. the opera house. The motto of the J S. Diehl.... BAR IMPROVEMENTS. One three year old mare, weight invested, but depends on “jawbone" Mr. Harris has two brothers and class is " To-Day—To-morrow lies A. Nickolas... and gull for a living, have decided 1,490 lbs. Also three driving horses one sister living in the state of Conference to be Held with Major in the Land of Never.” The colors Peter Helsel.. to quit jumping onto the snap shot weight from 800 to 1000 lbs.—A. o. Washington, and Mrs. Harris has Morrow in Portland Next Week. are blue and white, and the flower, J. N. Howard. Mary J. Oliver man. If Bro. Trombley would not Poland, Beaver Ore. three sisters and one brother living At a meeting of the Port of Tilla vzhite rose. The officers of the class Howard Wahlen..................- allow such big mouthed boasters to in southern Oregon. are : President, Eliza Dawson ; F. A. Johnson (CloverdaleOt mook last week, Commissioners A. influence him and write editorials Draft Horse for Sale. Eight children were born to G. Beals and H. T. Botts were selec Vice-President, Elmer Allen ; Sec. iohn A. Brant..................... of a personal nature, there would . F. Larsen......................... .. “Jerry," the pedler’s horse and them, four sons and three daughters ted to go to Portland and confer and Treasurer, Lillian Anderson, be less strife and a l>etter felling in still living, The eons are, Overton and the class roll contains the fol new set of harness and wagon for with Major Jay J. Morrow with the I. A. Knoblock.................... the city. The snap shot man loves sale. Will sell entire outfit or horse of Sardlake, William of Tillamook, object of agreeing upon some pro lowing names: Ira Latimer............................. to get into a tight with those who Stonewall J. of Myrtle Creek, T. and harness. Call at Haltom's, Till- Cloyd Oliver Dawson. Lillian A. H. Ruger......................... f-i ject for the improvement of Hoquar attack him, politically or otherwise, a mook. Jefferson Jr. of Tillamook; daught ton slough and Tillamook bar. The Maxine Anderson, Harold Harry Sarah A. Daniels.................. but we have our opinion of those C. Withereal..................... ers are, Mrs. Kate Owens of San conference will take place on Epplett, Robert Roy Stillwell, Eliza W. H. Eberman............ » who are ashamed to sign their names lake , Mrs. Nannie Olson of Tilla Free Homesteads. Tuesday and the Bay City Board Virginia Dawson, Clarence Blair Clyde Clements............. .•••> to their articles. mook. Mrs. Cinderella Robinson of of Trade will be represented by Mr. Stanley. Theodore Butler Finney, W. D. Stillwell Information furnished free con- Falls City. Elmer R. W. Watson.................... - John O. Bozorth and Rev. A. B. Berenice Clare Johnson, It is evidently going to be another cerning homesteads and cheap rail- M. Sturgeon 4 Co.......... Denis Allen. Calder and the timber interests by twelve month before regular trains road lamia in the noted Alberta Mrs. Minnie Price Dies at Port- S. J. Sturgeon....................... T hursday . Mr. Russell Hawkins. The Port of Ed Leach................................. are running on the P. R. A N. Co.'s wheat and stock country. Dairy land. M. F. Leach...................... - C lass D ay P rogram . Tillamook will pledge itself to ex railroad between Portland and Till lands from >15 jier acre and up. For Ernest Knight received the sad pend $150,000 for the improvement Music.. . High School Oichestra. Sam Downs...................... amook. Patience is one of the vir particulars, write to the Leach 4 Wallace.................. news Friday of the death of his sister, of the slough and >150,000 towards Oration ............. Theodore Finney. tues the people of this county have W alnut C ity R ealty C ompany , A. W. Plank... la m......... ..................... .............. ...Ruby r. McGhee. Mrs. Minnie Price, of Portland,Ore. the improvement of the bar if the Solo.... McMinville, Oregon. Geo. S. Young. always hud to exercise in the devel Class Hi story.... Clarence Stanley' He left on the stage that evening government will take hold of these Duet............ opment of this long neglected sec- . ..Lillian Anderson and R. Higgenboth; to attend her funeral. She had projects. The shoalingof the chan Children ’ s Day. Mr. Scofield. Owen Hoye.... lion of Oregon, yet with all the pro been in poor health for some time Class Prophesy ............Elmer Allen. T. E. Epplett crastination alsiut railroad building There will be e|>ecial services at but her death was unexpected, be nel in the bay and slough has been solo.............:. ........... Helen Beals. W. S. Hays ... causing considerable trouble to in thia county, we feel sorry to ad the Church of Christ next Ixird's I- L. Stillwell . ing suddenly of heart failure and shipping, and for that reason the Class Poem....... Berenice Johnson. W. S. Hajs ... Duet..................... Elmer Allen and mit it that it is going to tie another day, morning and evening. In the was a great blow to her relatives Chester McGhee ... matter of the improvement of the Clarence Stanley. twelve months tiefore regular trains morning the minister will speak on K. E. Yarnell.......... and friends. Mrs. Price was a daugh slough is most urgent, and when Oration ... Robert Stillwell. are running. During that time the a theme of a|>ecial interest to the ter of I- D. Knight, who formerly taken in hand should be completed Music______ High School Quartette. J. R. Harter.......... citizens will have to lie patient, and children. In the evening the Bible Class Essay. ..........Harold Epplett. Frank A. Long resided here. The most of her girl right away. Matt Casey ............... Walton. Jr. We understand that Piano Solo. . ................. Miss Morgan. James instead of a great influx of home school will render the annual Child hood days were spent in this Mr. Russell Hawkins, representing Class Will... W. J. Stephens ... seekers and new industries opening ren's Day program. .... Lillian Anderson. Geo. Cohn.................. The public Homer Mason........ county,where she has many friends the Whitney Co. Limited, has made Class Song .................................. Class. R. T. Boats............. up thia year, thia will naturally tie is cordially invited. who will be very sorry to hear of F riday . an offer to look after the channel deferred another year. Eliza F. Evans........ her early death. She moved to opposite their property on the bay. C ommencement P rogram . H. F. Weston......... A Woman'a Great Idea Portland with her parents about so that with the co-operation of the Music.......... 1 High School Orchestra. L. A. Stephens.... The neit time that the editor of is how to make heraelt attractive. the Bay City Enterprise fa in the But. without health it ia hard for 10 years ago, where she was later timber owners and local organiza Invocation ......................... Mr. Dunlop. C. S. Atkinson .... Solo.................. M. Lizzie ................. metropolis and manufacturing cen het to be lovely in face, form or married to Dick Price, of this tions, as well ss the government en Salutatory... ................... Mabel Goyne. I. M. Smith ............. r. a- _■........ ....Eliza Dawson. A weak, sickly woman county. She was about 29 years of ter of Tillamook county, it would be temper. r - - will l»e nervioua und irritable. age at the time of her death. Her gineers. Tillamook ia once more on Double Quartette High School Girls. Ralph Hannankrat Solo ................ ■a well for him to see the splendid Constipation and Kidney poisons ........ Ralph Himes. Geo. W. Phelps ... the right course for government aid sites for saw mills and factories on •how in pimples, blotches, akin kind heart and generous nature in the improvement of the slough, Valedictory.. -•-. Cloyd Dawson. E. A. Edwards .... Solo .................. Lillian Anderson. I F. S. Whitehouse friends bay and bar. the slough. Tillamook, Trask and eruption* and a wretched complex won her many warm Address...... ..... Prof. Butler. A. L. Johnson ........ ion. But Electric Bitters slways wherever she went. To those who Wilson rivers. It would make his Presentation of Diplomas.............. Henry Morris prove a Godsend to women who knew and loved her beet she will eyes bug out with surprise. We want health, beauty and friends. Glad to Recommend Them. Mr. W. C. King. Edgar Munson .... ' Cloning Remarks Prof. Rutheîfô^. be greatly missed. Her merry and H. A. Pittinger.... admit that Bay City is favorably They regulate Stomach, Liver and save: "After’tliing^ole'y °Kidnèy ! Music High Schoo?Quartetto Jackson Powell.... situated on the bey and we hope in Kidneys, purify the blood; give cheerful ways made her the life of Henty Kunze......... the near future that it will become strong nerves, bright eyes, pure a gay cirvle and the sympathizer Pilis, the severe backache left me, ! W. E. Catterlin — breath, smooth velvety skin, lovely and comforter of the unhappy. my kidney’s became stronger, the ' Notice to Creditors. a good sisetl city with plenty of in- complexion. C. W. Odell ....*. good health. Try secretions natural and my bladder Novice .IS Hsassv Gtvss —That the E. F. Loomis .. She leaves a husband, father and no longer pained me. I am triad duatriee that will give it a weekly them. 30c. at Chaa. I. Clough’s. ’ -1 — ~ . -That o< OreaU fw’TutaiiSii M. N. I-amb... three brothers to mourn their great to recommend Foley Kidney PiHs." <* “* pay roll, which it hasn’t today, but R. M. Wade ... In a yellow package. Sold by Chas. wuV.V" Nature’« loss. when Bay City is developing and The Conservation of Billie Hamilton Meaources. ..4 U, «cb Ali growing, Tillamook City will have Charles Burke........ —IT3”S1*1?» ««Si—t the estate Scared Into Soun J Health. Applies M well to our physical If You *“* S0>000 Doa’t ten times the growth on account of J required to pre. John Reese . ............ state aa to muterial things. C. J. Mr. H. F. Kelley. Spnngtield, III., . . ***** ,to. execator dal» G. Marolf ............... its logical location, at the head of Budtong, Washington. R I., realized ^*-1* rT9*t1** >»w. withls sic writes: "A year ---- ago -— • I began ----- - to • be E. V. Kuper............ Thia will not interest you if you navigation and away from teredos hia condition, and took warning troubled A CoM. cteí h?? ’ “ «k« e with my kidneys anú are worth fifty thousanddollars, but c»**‘ «*<*-*. - E. M Bales ............ an 1 the storms, sometimes moot before it was too late. He aavs: bladder, which grv A. M. Krskin ........ w worse until if you are a man of moderate means Usted Jase 2nd 1310 serious to shipping in winter which "1 suffered severely from ktdnev I became alarmed at i my _ , condition. and cannot afford to employ a physi Sheets ........... Jon» Cnsnraa H olm . trouble, the disease being heredi W. JuiBiard I suffered also with dull heavy cian when you have an attack of diar prevail on the bay. tary in our family. I have taken headaches ■ T. B ott ., Bxeetor and the action of my I rhoea, you will be pleased to know 1 Garrett H. Want four bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem was annoying and painful. that one or two doses of Chamber Attorney for Executor__________ i David Martiny The proposition from the United edy and now consider myself bladder 1 read of M Foley Kidney Pills and Um «Colic cholera and Diarrhoea What Everybody Ought to Know M. R. Hannenkrat Railways Co. to expend 1SUW in thoroughly cured. Thia should be after taking them a few weeks the William Wood.-.- Remedy will cure it Thia remedv making an automobile road over a warning to all not to neglect headaches left me. the action of my has been in use for many years and «»• contain Geo. Grayson......... taking Foley'a Kidney Rented v just the ingiedienta necessary to the Wilson river route, provided until it is too late." Sold by Chas. bladder was again normal, and I is thoroughly reliable. N. E. Heitmiller Price a was free of all distress.’’ Sold bv cents. For sale at Lamar’s drug **d rf«n«»«te the Mrs. W. Mills . IiUaiuook and Washington coun I. Clough. Chao. I. Clough. k',d??>* ,od Madder. W. M. Milla............... store. - ! Sold by C has. I. Clough. G. Hannenkratt .-- Editorial Snap Shots i I
