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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1910)
JlcaMigljt öl. XXIII TILLAMOOK, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 8, 1910 »l 5o per year. Report of the Condition of illamook county bank , Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business Sept. 1st, 1910. >ans and discounts...................... ........... jerdrafts, secured and unsecured... Hide, securities, etc................... . ........... inking bouse, furniture and fixtures ¡her real estate owned............................. ie from banka (not reserve bankB).. ie from approved reserve banka........ )eeks and other cash items................. ish on hand....................... . ........................ 307,283.44 ipital stock paid in....................... .............................. irplus fund.................................... .................................. divided profits, lees expenses and taxes paid ie to banks and bankers........................................... dividual deposits subject to check....................... ¡maud certificates of deposit.................................... tne certificates of depoeit .......................................... gtified checks.................................................................. He deposits...................................................................... vings deposits ................. I................ ........... kbilities other thau those above stated............... 30,000.00 1,500.00 5,222.75 2,042.07 246,461.49 6,847.44 48,249.93 88.00 2,883.09 53,499.10 488.36 ... 397,283.44 Sate of Oregon, County of Tillamook. |rwin Harrison, cashier of the aliove named bank, do solemnly that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge tlief. I rwin H arrison , Cahier. bscribed and sworn to before me this 8tli day of Sept., 1910. Myrtle Ils, Notary Public. rrect attest: M. W. HarriBon, Carl Haberlach, Directors. T he S pa . Morris, eye specialist Ferris Good Sense Waists---Home Journal Patterns— New Home Sewing Machine»-—Monarch Hosiery—Jost Received by Express, Evening Dresses, Dress Skirts, etc NET AND SILK $7 .50 Values WAISTS LADIES’ & MISSES SKIRTS PETTICOATS. $2.98 $10.03 Values $5.65 $1 75 Values 98c $9.00 Values $2.98 $2.50 Values $4.93 $ 4.00 Values $1.67 Ladies’ Skirts— Material, Pan Black Petticoats—Of a heavy Net Waists in blue, green and cream, button and silk trimmed ; mna and Serge, button or braid trimmed, full cut garments, good also black and colored taffeta and run of sizes. Colors—Red, Brown, white India Silk Waists, regular Navy, Black. Good values at the $6.00, $7.00and $7.50 values, »,« no regular prices to $10.00. Sale $2.98 Sale price $5.65 Our Very Best Waists— Black Misses Skirts—( >f Panama aud and colored taffetas, braid trim Serge, braid and button trimmed ; med, some plain tailored ; also others plain tailored, assorted good handsome net waists, plain black and colors, embroidery and lace patterns and good run of sizes. trimmed, our very best regular Regular values $3.75 and $4.00. values to $9.00- Sale price $4.93 Sale $2.98 weight sattiue, extra well made and cut full and large, wide flounce with narrow tucks, Extra good value at $1.75. Sale price 98c. Heather Bloom Petticoats— Made of regular hvde grade heather bloom, has the rustle of silk. Cut full wide, Have wide flounce with eight rows of tucks. $2.50 value. Sale price $1.67 T. J. Bibby leaves today for the Puget Sound country. Piano for sale nt a bargain. Easy terms. May be seen at Mrs. Plank's in the forenoun. • Cream Cones at T he S pa . Coal delivered, $10.00. Shingle, Ito the Wife of L. Labowitch, $1.85 anti $2.75. An almost new drop head sewing machine cheap.— • S pa for the beet Ice Cream in D. L. S hrode . The United Railways Co. has sale, typewriter, cheap.—P. brought condemnation suit in the circuit court against A. J. Provoost lode. hie« wanted at the Tillamook and Lilah Provoost. h Bank. * Bo John Sheets for your Crout lah Barrels. * IF. S. Whitehouse & Son fc- hsurauce, etc. • I Belle Hanley left for a viait rtland last week. I cement by the sack or the g I see D. L Sb rode. •— Lee limb wood wanted at the book County Bank. Corsets—Sahlin and LADIES' DRESS WAISTS, DRESS SKIRTS, SATEEN PETTICOATS, Etc., at the greatest Price Reduction of the entire season— Take advantage LIABILITIES. Eream at Lady WE PLACE ON SALE TO-DAY: RESOURCES». AMOOK JOTTINGS Nemo »nd American Mrs. P. W. Todd and two daugh ters, Alice and Klain, left on Mon day for San Jose, Cal., where they will reside this winter. Snow Drift flour, $6.25 a bbl. and $1.60 a sack. Lighthouse flour, $5.75 a bbl. and $1.50 a sack.— W m . C urtis , The Grain Man. » idirit-ti, on oil Saturday .Siliiir - Married, morning at the Court House, b by County Judge H. F. Goods|»eed, Mr. J. P. Mattoon ami Miss Dottie M. Morris. Carl Knudson, with his sister, Morris Schnal's great removal Miss Kathrina Knudson, and Kris pvt. on the last page. tina Neilson, from Denmark, re kgles, the best kind, at the turned to the city on Friday. look Lumber Mfg. Co. Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse and daught —7 and avoid ers left on Sunday to visit friends Ire your property h'itehouse A Son. • nth F. S. Whitehoi in the East, Mr. Whitehouse going Best Price paid for Hides, Furs aa far as Portland with them. peep Pelts. N. Melchior, Till- George H. Williams and J aine« f. Ore. • Walton,jr., vs. J. W. Brown and wife. I. Case and son left on Tues- is a suit filed in the circuit court, Il- Portland on a business and which is a suit to correct a deed. Ire trip. It is to your interest to take ad I S. Viereck left on Tuesday vantage of Schnal’s Great Removal Sale, and save money. Morris it her mother und sinter in Schnal, Popular Priced Clothier. kirg, Pa. Morris Schnal has returned from in doors can be obtained ie Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Portland, where he went to secure i this city. * the fixtures and a fresh stock of goods for his new store location. lours, cheapest and best poper Several dozen Pint cane of Ready ir in town. Leave order« at Mixed Paint for lOcts. per can. All & Smith Co. colors. See our window for special I Ruth Bewley has gone to prices on paint. KING A SMITH Co.* Morrow County, to visit her One Holstein Bull Calf. four A. C. Petteys. months old, from a heavy milking brand process barley, $1.35 dam, registered. Papera ruruished. I and $34.00 a ton. — W m . C ur - Price $35. J. HazlittA Sons, Forest he Grain Man • Grove, Ore. * > S. G. Finney will preach at The Tillamook Public and High »sbjterian church at Bay City Schools will convene on Monday Bday morning. with a good corps of teachers, and R. T. Boids left on Tuesday with the prospect of a large increase tod the State Medical Asaoci in the attendance. meeting in Portland. Plasker Bros, will do your plumb I Lillian Anderson has re- ing in first class style. Let us figure I from a three month's visit on your work. Will guarantee our liornia and Ute East. work, having just employed an ex perienced plumber. * next tint« you send away for hing Ket a Money Order from , ,-r The Tillamook Lumber Mfg. Ctx’a •aw mill started up on Tuesday for llamook County Bank. * a few days, and it is doubtful when your doors and windows from ‘illantook Lumber Mfg. Co. the mill will start up again after it Closes down thia week. S»e money by doing so. * If you want to learn to paint well - Hovert and wife returned on Sou would better join one of Mrs. ly after two weeks vacation Iirode ’s painting classes. She tiand and the Sound cities. guarantees a good picture Her I F. Henton. who resided here pupils are doing splendid work. * tars ago, is building a black A civil suit was tried in Justice shop in the south part of . Stanley'»court today in which Albert | Mason sued D. A. Bailey for $3»» ________ Carl Haberlach and _____ Geo. ' for pasturage, and the jury brought ■stet and wife left this week in a verdict in favor of Mason. it relatives in Clackamas The Board of County Comini»«ion- Iera, composed of County judge H. dace F. Goodapeed Goodspeed and Corn OmuniMHiner« I Bennet has sold his place f ¡»tniricii, Bodyfelt, al- V. n I I" J H and »><1 Geo. ’JPH- - va- of town to C. K Davis, 61 ol — Elk — H. ............ Alley W ■ nd he expect* to return to t« in •eaiiion this week attending 46 na ~ * ( couoty affair*. aitiar’s Variety Store, B. D. 1AMAR, Pio. Located in the TILLAMOOK HOTEL. Drop in aud Look Around. SALE SCHOOL DAYS NECESSITIES. 10c. Scratch Tablets, plain or ruled $7.00 Knickerbocker School Suits 5c. Lead Pencils, Two for $12.50 Long Pant School Suits Spencerian Pen Points, - Corked Tip Pen Holder anti Spelling Tablets, 5c. 5c. - - dozen 8c. one pen point 5c. Ink Tablets, Erasers, Ink, etc., 35c. to 50c. School Caps - $1.25 and $1.50 Felt and Beaver llats $1 50 School »Shoes, box calf and vici $2.25 School Shoes, box calf Welt Sole at Special Low Prices- $6.90 25c. $1.00 78c. $1.55 Base Balls, Catchers Masks and Fielders Mitts Given with SCHOOL SUITS- -Jumping Ropes given with SCHOOL SHOES -Slate and * Pencil given with SCHOOL HOSP}. Every department in this big store is filled to almost overflowing with bright new Fall Merchandise. Complete new stock of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Hair Ornaments, Neckwear, Wide Patent Leather Belts, Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Children’s Skoffer Shoes. Fall Stock of Hart Schaffner Big shipment of Fresh Eastern & Marx Suits and Overcoats Candies- The Best Candy Sold Stetson Hats, Florsheim Shoes. Our Price per lb. 15c after w East. New York American College, will , _ , look after the business while Dr. comedy "A Poor Married Man,” Reedy ie away. j which he intends to present at a lutMf* 1'1»«* Frier of Isler ylxals» date. ** ’ The of !!«••«»■«»** Honor” Al a meeting of the City Council ’ is a pbiv for all classes, It has a on Tuesday evening, two franchisee, powerful moral, and presenta a one submitted by Frank Elliott anil picture we all may study, Watch the oilier by the Business Men 'a lor the date. Il will soon be un- Protective Association in regard to i nou need. the storage of gasoline, were con- tilled. As the Committee revising I On Sunday, at 12.25 p.m , a me the City Charter did not report, the*teor {»uaeed over Tillamook which ( ouncil adjonrned until Friday eve- |B numtier of persons witne««e<l hk ning to take up that matter. I. * . . it imide its rush through the sir. Mrs. Zmiiiieriniiti with her family, The.* wii a liiaaing sound followed will leave on t|ie next steamer Io make her liomr wllh relatives in by a loud explosion. A number of iteraons thought that ti a heavy I i I hm I California. She was deserted and •»ersons the ! man cleur- “ by " left destitute by her husband. G. F. had been set off Zinimeruian. who came to this city 1 ■ rig the land on F. K. Norlon'a a few years ago as the pu»tor ol tile place norili of the «lough, but *Hin Christian Church, and who turned after it was aMcertiiined by those out to be crooked in many ways, who had witnessed it that it was a and if reports are correct he is want meleor which liail caused the com« motion. W bather the tneleor, which ed by the Sheriff. went in a Westerly direction, lit in The Tyler building has l»ern field, ir., D. C. W’hitney, of Detroit, ». A laianl of Government Engineers, I the Pacific ocean or not will prol»a- and Russell Hawkins, of Portland, rente«I by C. S Atkinson, and we* came in on Monday. They are iimleratsnd that »in implement com composed of Coionci Biddle and I bly never lie known. Major Kutz and Major Morrow, will pany will take possession of it ami large timl»er owners in thia county , The case against Enni« McIntosh, and members of the Whitney Co., pul in a large atnete of farm im|»fe- come to Tillamook to confer with the local Porta in regald to bar, bay who wsm arre«le<l and charged witli ■nenta, etc. He is moving his atia'h Limited. I , of feed Irom the Snuffer building, and slough iuiprovemenla, sud to giving Karl Gilmore, a minor, whis Aa Miss Agnes Tittle and u.„,z In which will tie occupied by tlie Ray decide on plana to have tins work key, was given a preliminary bear Williams wer • out driving on undertaken with local and govern Feed Co. nesdav. the horse liecame fright - ment aid. The board will come Io ing in |u»tice Stanley's court vn ened and ran against a log. u|M<lv< ’ The Sue II Elmore • ame in on thia city as soon as some of the en Friday. The case came to an at» ting the buggy and throwing IWF 1 Wedneiwlay with the following pas gineer» are through with other off) nipt termination, ami it riled girl« out. causing them to receive sen gers W. M M om and wie, cial business. Deputy fHntrtrt Attorney G Willett Mrs Hasset, Dan McGill, Morris several injuries. Next Sunday evening a union lent when voting Gilmore went on the S final, R. S. Danlorlh. four sisters ■ The sales in twenty days through for tlie Si Alplwmsi« Academy. H. i»eran< e meeting will lie held in the «land »ml «wore th»l McIntosh ib«l F R Beals’ office of 33 lieach lot», Halwin and wile. J. C McSulty, United Brethren church, at eight eight Tillamook City lot» ami eight Tlionias riloin|Mwm. C. Malagumbu o'chak. when ad<lreaaea will l«e <le not give him wlii«hr>, whit h lie Imd farms one. of which, the Schiflman and 24 Chinamen. livereti by Imaineaa men ami lay »worn to in lite »omplaint. liming farm on Nehalem River, sold lor men. who will dMM'UM the lem|»ri Hie I ria I, it was proveil that W. J. Evangelist .<Moon's »initfr» and »m e ami local option uueain»ns A Glimorr, fattier of the com|»laining $*t,SM).f»l. is going some. but noth given Intovicaling personal worker«, tlie Moss family, large ctioir, augmented by the witness, l»»<t ing unusual tor Fred. here Wednesday and choir whicli came here to conduct liquor to saotlier sow. win» is tinner Next Sunday will be the last Sun arrive«! age. Ths JusiH e and the |>io»e< ni day in the Conference year in which will hold ««> virea at tlie Church ol the singing at th« revival meeting«, ing altoiney are firmly oi the r»pfn Rev A. B Calder will preach at Christ every night until iheevangr will furnish the muaic at the meet ion «hat young Gilmore l»»<t lieen All tlie Nehalem The appointment» are aa list common beg inning next Thu«» ing on Sunday evening. fixerl »»liter in making the < umplamt follows —Onion Peak .it II «•> a m day night. These service» will Iw business and professumal men and or Iiefore lie went on tlie witnesa prv|Htr»4«wy to ibe meeting» in all others are «ordially invited to Nehalem Church at 2.31 p m ; ata nd. the tabernacle. Everybody ie roe attemi Balm at 7.30 p. m dially invited. The Dramatic Clnb, umler the John R Harter and wife le*t on A Urge nuiniwr <>f voi*«* are Me Wednesday to viait his old home .it Dr. Reedy ami wife left Tllla l»eriM>ual «lirix lion of H. J going to vote ‘No” on al) the < owed, will present In the near Churwbaco. Ind . it being 2* years m a,k to-day to l»e gone al»«nl five since be left there They will go to months While away frx»m tlie city, future the latest Eastern auceaaa initiativ« litui referendum men the Sound cities first and will naif he will attend tlie American Veter.- *' The Price nt Honor.” This will We think they are wine. and other points before re nary Aamnlaltua in Sea VrsBcisco, lie tlie first lime thia play baa be<en •urea. If your floors need repainting, turning, expecting to l»e gone two give them a coat of Realty Mixed months. Floor Paint. Special price of 33cla. Sheriff Crenshaw left thia morn quart and $1.30 a gallon. See our Paint Window. KING A SMITH Co. • ing to attach some of I lie lielonging» of the Sweeney Construction l'o., The Tillamook Hotel, which has as a numlier of men had brought been fixed up by P. W. Todd, will suit against that Company lor in be in charge of liis brother, R. H. wages amounting to Todd, who came in with hie wife Multnomah County. and two daughter» from Reardon, No matter what you have that Wash. needa painting, you cannot afford to J. Kerr, an experienced plumlier, leave it go when you can gel a of Portland, has lieen engaged by guaranteed Ready Mixed Paipt for Plasker Bros., of this city, to assist $1-511 |>er gt gallon or 4lets, n quart. ’ them in their bumness.as they have S|H9cial ____ t______ price« on Paint. ~ See our a large amount of business on hand window KING A SMITH Co. at Bayocean Park. * Carriages, Wagon« Wagons and Your Carriages. Don’t delay that painting job. parm Inipienient« will last longer The extremely low {»rices we '• that •■■« — -a an<j {«ok* hotter if given a coat oi are making on paint will move it , |Miint before »etting away for the fast Come in an secure the amount I winter. <s«>d riuality Ready Mixeil you will need before it is all gone ' Buggy Paint 2&*ta. pint amt 45cts. K ing a smith C o . * quart See our window tor Paint * Chas- Stinchfield, Chas. Stinch- K ing a smith C o . I