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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 10, 1911
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SECURITY
Wairtinbt.
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Can Pull a Good Stroke
this county. She expects to remain
here permanently.
Mrs. A H. Gaylord, wife of A. H.
Gaylord, P. R. A N. ticket agent, to­
gether with her daughters, Misse»
Theresa, Ethel, Hariette, Beatrice
and Nellie Gaylord, arrived from
Portland Wednesday to make theit
home here.
Rev. J. R. I.andsborcmgh. of Ore
gon City, will preach at the Presby
terian church Ht Bay City Sundaj
morning and in the Presbyterian
church in this city in the evening.
when
his subject will be ••Tin
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World’s Greatest Power.”
Wilson Bain, engineer at Cook’s
camp, was in the city on Saturday
and reports that a large number of
extra men have been employed on
the P. R. A N., and that since the
announcement was made that the
roail would l>e finished in Septem­
ber day and night shifts have been
nit to work. President l.ytle has
>een on the ground most of the
time. The bridge nt the mouth of
xi I mon berry • is finished and the
rails are being I.oil.
The passengers who came in on
the Golden Gate Stimlay, were:
'ioy Craft ami wife. I. F. Lnrsen,
■vife anil daughters, M. J. Malone
mil wife, Mrs. Lillian Porter. Marx
Burton, H. O. I'ranklin, H. James,
Mrs. F. M. Mary, ]. Stocker. Mrs.
Powell, E. Johns, Miss Van Patten,
P. A. Finnic, J. P. Goran, Mrs.
Sanderson and >lis. M. M. Thomp­
son. The passengers who went out
on Monday were: Mrs. H. P. Filler,
F. Brewster, M. Coffman. W. M.
Kidwell, J. Allegar, Ed Wheeler
and wife.
Ex-County Commissioner L. Par­
rish is in from Douglass County on
a visit, and came here once more to
enjoy the cool weather and renew
acquaintance with old friends. He
sees many improvements in Tilla­
mook, anil is surprised at the pro­
gress in good roads in the county.
Mr. Parrih resides three miles from
Roseburg, anil as the heat was so
intense and all vegetation parched
up he came to Tillamook, and he
says the green grass and green foli­
age looks good to him, as it does to
most visitors who come here at t Ilia
season of the year.
Oregon Law as passed by the
last Legislature in regard to the
carrying of lights on moving ve-
hides on the streets and public
highways is:
All vehicles in­
cluding
farmers’ buggies and
wagons are required to display
one white light in front and one
red light in the rear, when mov­
ing on the public highway be­
tween the time of one hour after
sunset and one hour before sun
rise, the front light to be of euf-
ficent brilliancy to reflect light
50 feet in direction Vehicle is
moving.
All
teamsters
and
others should at once provide for
this requirement.
The new gasoline schooner Tilla­
mook arrived in port Saturday even
ing tor the first time while milking
her maiden trip down the Coast.
She is one of the staunchest vessels
that lias ever come to this citv- She
ia 126 feet in length,has 28 foot beam
and 11 feet ilraugh. She is equipped
with two 155 h.p. engines ami tra­
vels at a speed of 12 knots an hour.
She was built for the Elmore Com­
pany an<1 will be uaed exclusively in
the carrying of freight, the vessel
having a capacity ot 4KI tons. She
can be made to carry passengers.
Capt. Fritz Autoneon, former first
mate of the Elmore, has been placed
on the Tillamook as master. She
is a valuable acquisition to the El-
mot* fleet, as she is strongly built
and’ well equipped for the Coast
trade.
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Herbert Augur and wife were in
this city the first of the week while
on their way through the county.
Mr. Augur and wife are instructors-
at the Hill Military Academy. They
walked from Seaside to Nehalem
over Necarney Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Dirckson, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Crowly. and Mr, and Mrs. Harry-
Cross, all of Vancouver, Wash.,
stopped at the Allen House Sunday
while making a sight seeing trip
(your friends and in Society if you have
through this country.
behind you. It is just as well to have some
Mr. A. L. Sauvie, Mr. W. E. Mc­
Cann,
deputy sheriffs in Mult
of you and on either side—in easy reach—
nomah County, together with their
■s ,belli nd. Paddle your own canoe, and
wives and Miss M. Monciet, Sheriff
Stephens’ stenographer, stopped at
¡t best who banks his saving for a rainy
the Todd Hotel the first of the week
| us show you how the interests on savings
while on their way to the beach.
bp when your money is deposited in our
The Admens’ Club, of Portland,
will come in from Portland on the
yacht Bayocean, to spend a few
daya at Bayocean. As they have
the reputation of being a “ live
bunch,” it ia probable a delegation
of business men will meet them
there.
Rough spruce and hemlock lum­
Three suits have been filed in tlie
ber at $8.<Dperthousandat the Faw- circuit court against F. D. Stafford
cet Creek Saw Mill, seven miles and wife, one by Ladd A Bush to
buy your cascara south of Tillamook City. Goldsworth- recover $1,050 on a promissory note;
ey A Dalpaz, pros.
the second by the First National
ro-rooni house and
Rev. H. W. Kuhlman, pastor of Bank of Tillamook to recover $2,750;
the M.E. church at Sheridan, toge­ and the third to recover $1,000 on a
promissory note.
is in the city visiting ther with Harold Hamstreet, eon of
the editor of the Sheridan Sun, are
Chas. B. Merrick, post master at
in for a few days vacation and fish­ Portland together with his wife
RTiley and wife are in ing.
and son, Patrick C. Merrick, regis­
$*• outing.
While walking on the aid“ walk tered at the Commercial Club
git Jar Caps, 20c. dozen north of town on Monday, a shot Rooms the last of the week. Mr.
Kriety Store
flew directly over the heads of two Merrick ia greatly pleased with our
■icense was issued to ladies, which must have been fired county and thinks that it has a
by some careless person with a great future before it.
Hd Phoebie Wallace.
gun.
F. P. Schwengle returned to this
Ike, cord wood for sale.
l.arge Durham Bull, has horns, city the latter part of the week after
BP r . B eals ’ Office. ‘
deep red color and has brand on leaving this city about a year ago. ,'lr
Ben for Mason Fruit right hip. Owner can have same Schwengle attended the University
Kmar's Variety Store.* by paying for advertising and cost of Wisconsin where he finished his
course in dairying. Since gradua
ong black silk glove, of keeping.— W. H. S ales , Balm,
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tion lie has been doing special work
^tolease leave at this Oregon.
in Montana and Washington.
D. M. McLaughlin, master me-
A quiet wedding was solemnized
for the P. R. A N. Co., and
me wanted at the Tilla- chanic
W. _ J. Collins, . his assistant
________ me­ at the M.E. parsonage Wednesday
iotnpany’s Market, 13c. chanic,
afternoon
by the Rev. J. T. Moore
are in from Hillsboro exam­
ining the locomotives on ths P. R. when Horace Keyes was united in
marriage to Mary E. Coon Keyes.
■chickens to the Tilla- A N. road.
Mr. Keyes arrived on the Elmore
MBpany’s Market. We
A checking account with us will with hie bride, whom he had me» in
found.
cost you nothing. We furnish pass Portland, she having just arrived
full blood Jersey Bull book and checks free of charge. from the East.
to 6 months old.—Dr. J. $25.00 or $30.00 is enough with which
B. F. Orr, Deputy Grand Work­
to open an account.
Tillamook
psmook.
County Bank.
• man, A.O.U.W.. ot Portland, is in
men and Leo Wilson
the city in behalf of that fraternal
Rev. Porter, pastor of the Meth­ order, and an effort will be made to
Bated for violation of
odist Episcopel Church at Newberg, reorganize the local lodge.
Mhing law,
The COAST IS LINE’S OBJECTIVE
the pulpit at the M. E. Church A.O. U.W. ia now working under an
■ts. 50 x 100 feet, the filled
in this city Sunday morning. Rev. excellent life insurance system at New Road Proposed From Mc­
be city for $300 cash.— Porter is spending his vacation
Minnville to Bay City.
rates which those with limited in­
■> N. Drew.
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in thia county.
comes can carry without being bur­
SALEM, Or., Aug. 4.—Articles of
meapest and best paper
Dr. J. P. Goray, of Portland, a densome.
incorjioratioii filed with the Secre­
¡yn.
Leave orders at specialist on the eye, ear, nose and
Eliza F. Evans vs. Edward Evans tary of State today by the Portland
■arris' barn.
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throat and fitting glasses, is at the is a divorce suit filed in the circuit A West Coast Railroad A Naviga­
d de in a nd men have Todd, for a limited time. You are court. These parties were married tion Company show plans for an
Baching the kingdom invited to see Dr. Goray for any in Tillamook county on April 29tli. electric road to tie constructed from
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Count of no demand.— special work at once.
The
1890, and the grounds upon which McMinnville to Bay City.
F. A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash., the divorce ia sought is desertion, company is capitalized at $l,KH),t)K)
wrought the Newberg has located next door to Lamar’s the defendant having left his wife a and its principal place of business
o this city on Mon- variety store, and is prepared to do number of years ago. There was will be Portland.
The papers filed here show the
hich gave a concert all kinds of shoe repairing at one son born to the union, Arthur
road will leave McMinnville via
reasonable rates, All -work guran- E. Evans.
Sheridan and Willamina along the
teed. Give him a call.
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R. E. Williams, D. F. Harris anil Yamhill and Little Nestucca Rivers
Best" is made from
The Percheron stallion Ville will Arthur Starr, of Dallas, were in this to Salmon River and to Siletz, and
rheat, and makes the
Ily $1.50 per sack.— make the staud for the season at city the latter part oi the week, and from either of these jsiints to the
Rogers A McNamer's Livery Barn, they have been enjoying fishing and Pacific Ocean. Among the towns
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in thia city, with the exception of hunting for the past two weeks. Mr.
the road will pass through are
,10c. and lie. for caff Mondays and Tuesdays, when the Williams is a prominent banker of that
Willamina, Grand Ronde. Tilla­
sp. Try me out and stallion will be at Beaver.
Dallas,
being
president
of
the
First
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mook, Sheridan anl Pacific < ily.
Reliable Hide and
National and Dallas City Banks of
Dr. J. P. Goray, of Portland, is Dallas, and tlie Falls City Bank of The company also wishes to furn-
E. Melchoir.
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[ ish |>owrr and light for Sheridan.
stopping at the Todd Hotel this
I Willamina and Tillamook the power
est” Flour, fast get- week. Dr. Goray makes a specialty Falla City.
I | to be secured from the Little Nes­
They haul it to Meda, of diseases of the eyes, ear, nose
The passengers in on the Elmore ; tucca. In addition, the company
m and intermediate and throat and while in this city, Wednesday
were Mrs. Oveatt, Mrs. i
«ok Feed Co.
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he has been working at his profes­ Papke, Mrs. Gatcliet, Miss Gatchct, | ' plans to operate a system of stentii
on the Yamhill, Nesfucca.
Lawrence Perry. H. B. Sanlwirn, I i [ boats
pim vs. Srethna S, sion.
Siletz and Tillamook Rivers, anti
Mrs.
I-
D.
Perry,
Miss
A.
Hart,
Mias
1 filed in the circuit
W. R. Wastbrosh, a barber of
'on Tillamook Bay and the Pacific
r$316.25, balance that Laurel,
Montana, together with O. Hart, Miss M. E. Hart. H. Keyes, : Ocean. The incor|>orators are W. F.
Mary
E.
Coon
Keyes,
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S.
Sumer,
I ! Prier, C. F. Hendricksen and Ja>
Iromisaory note.
his wife, were registered at the Todd
Mrs. F W. Spaulding, F.W. Spauld­
^Otta vs. Rollie W. Hotel the latter part of the week. ing, C. H. Thoma«, and Mrs. Gay- J , H < Iptoo.
It filed in the circuit Mr. Wastbrosh and wife are spend- lord and five daughter«.
Tillamook to Hay.- Tannery.
r $236.59 for advertis- [ iug their vacation at our beach re-
sorts.
Fred Jeffers. Aldrach Robinson,
jon Daily Journal.
Peter
Remer, an expert tanner,
W. I. Macy, ex-mayor of McMinn­ Loun Wacking. Jack Dungan, John and his partner, John Pankner.
jinner and family, of
Rude and Joseph A. Hill, of the Hili
ville
and
ex-recorder
of
Yamhill
pe in thia county at
Military Academv, were registered have purchased five scree <-f land
Ig the »ports afforded Co., together with hie family, are at the Ramsey Hotel Wednesday . along the Trask water front from
Streams and beaches, looking over this county end enjoy­ They have been camped at Neah­ 1 A. W. and A. A. Atterbury and
ing our beaches While in this city,
lew» editor of the Ore- Mr. Macy and family stopped at the kahnie for the past month and are will put up a tannery as soon as
intending to remain in this county 'they can secure the material. The
Ira. Kelty and eon, Todd Hotel.
about a moult’ longer, when they land purchased is just across Trask
r Aiderman and son
Every boy and gill in the county will hike back to Portland over the River, south of this city and is s t-
■re camped at Gari-
I unfed no that it will t»e e i«v to se-
should have one of our handsome Necarney mountain trail.
I cure hemlock bark for tanning pur-
steel savings banka. They are an
Arlington, who left incentive to save. Get one by op­
We publish in thia insue a page |><»ecn.
it 13 years ago, is in ening a savings account with a de­ article on bar and hartior improve­
Mr. Reiner and Mr. Psnkner
ilf of the Farmers' posit of >1.00 or more. Tillamook ments. carefully comjnled by L A. idoeed the deal with Mr Atterbury
Co-operative Union I County Bank.
* I Fernsworth. Although most of the the last of the week, paying ft»’1
facts have previously been publish­ cash, an acre for the land. They
Lucile l-aughlin, of Lina. III., ia ed in the Headlight, he baa brought left, »• soon as this was finished,
ty, ex-coroner
of
the «lifferent phases of the rontrm for Poillan«1, where they will pur-
mty, with his family, visiting at the home of her brother, Bd
improvements under one irdtaee their material to start work
■ vacation in this Ed. Laughlin. Miaa Laughlin came
, which makes interesting read­
and enjoying the through California and viaited her ing at the present time, as the re­ I with, after which they will return
sister in that state before coming to
I to this city and start construction
commendations of Mayor Morrow I work on their plant.
hsve been approved by the Hoard of
Mr. Remer has had over twenty­
Engineers.
' five years experience with tanning
in
The Portland Rowing Club, with j and known whst can lie done
three shells, two ♦oar shells and ; thia country.
■ anoeo. will give an exhibition at
Bayocean on Sunday afternoon,
Bids Wanted.
when Edvraid Gkxa. Arthur Alien
and James White, holding the
Bids wanted to paint Maple I^af
two Doors west of Lamar's Drug Store.
championship for tbs northweai. ■chool house, school distru t No. IO,
and other oarsmen «rill be present ’ with two coats of pure while lesd
DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.”
and take part ia the rsces The and oil. Bids to be in by the list
Newterg military band will he st ■ August which are to be left with
Rest Rocm for Ladies.
Hayocean until Monday. which I Peter Heisel. school clerk.
The
gives daily concerts.
and will i Board reserves the right to reject
furnish the musu fov the usual | soy «nd all bids.
' Saturday night dance
AMOOK COUNTY BANK
K JOTTINGS
AR’S
VARIETY
STORE
$1.50 per year
1740
The Coffee Pot Bank.
1911.
The Up to the Minute
Bank.
The savings idea is just as worthy, just
as necessary to business success to-day as it
was in 1740, but the methods have advanced
during that time.
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We now have the most modern savings
convenience invented and respectfully in­
vite the people of Tillamook Couuty to call
and see them.
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In brief, let us tell you that it is a small
HOME SAVINGS BANK which registers,
or indicates, at all times, THE EXACT
AMOUNT OF MONEY which has been
placed in it.
The amount of money is plainly shown at
all times, the amount cf each kind of coin—
Nickles, dimes, quarters and so on.
The thing that stimulates saving is to see
the amount grow, to see it every day, right
before your eyes. With one of our new banks
this feature is the big thing and these banks
have proven very popular wherever they have
been placed.
GET ONE THE FIRST TIME YOU
ARE IN TOWN, especially if you have
children, for you know the adage, “ as the twig
is bent, so is tree inclined,” and the children
will take unusual interest in these bauks be­
cause THEY ARE SOMETHING NEW AND
UNIQUE.
THEY ARE to be had FREE for we
loau them to anyone who starts au account of
$1 or more.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
TILLAMOOK.
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The Only Government Examined Bank in the
Countv.
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APPROVE JETTY PROJECT BAR WORK AWAITS ENG­
INEERS REP3RT.
Engineers Recommend 1 hat
Tillamook Pay Half of
Favorable Action on Nehalem
Cost.
Harbor Improvement Is
The River and Harbor Board of
Thought Probable.
Army engineers have approved the
report of Major Morrow on the pro­
posed improvement of Tillamook
liny and have recommended to the
Secretary of War that an expendi­
ture of $814,000 be marie for the con­
struction of the nortli jetty mid for
dredging and other work, looking
to the creation of a 20-foot channel.
The Board recommends that half
the cost of this improvement be
borne by the local community and
half by the Federal Government.
W ashington , Aug. 8—Details of
the recommendation of the Army
Engineering Board on theprojxjsed
improvement of Tillamook Bay
show that the cost of the north jetty
will lie $Y>, duo. Iti addition to thia
amount it will coat >120,000 to dredge
a 10 foot channel to Hay City, in­
stead of a 211 foot one, and $10,00 is
allowed for contingencies.
The Hoard recommends that tie-
fore any appropriation is made by
the Government, the community
must agree to pay half the cost of
this work, or $407,000; and also
n.ust bind itself to dredge a nine-
loot channel from Bay I ity to Till­
amook City, anil have this channel
completed within two years.
If the community meets these
terms, the Board recommends that
Congress appropriate $200,000 cash,
and author.ze a continuing con­
tract for the remaining $207.00) of
the Government's share of the cost.
It is strongly believed that Major
Morrow, Corps of Engineers, U. S.
A., will compile n favorable rejKirt
on the propobd Government aid
for the improvement of Nehalem
Bay, Bar and River, as a result of a
meeting held at hiaoffice yesterday
but as such matters are not public
until passed on at Washington, no
intimation has been given out.
On behalf of (the Port of Nehalem,
Commissioners Alley and F. A
Kowe, the latter being secretary of
ilia board, and C. II. Wheeler dis­
cussed the situation.
situation. Manager Me
Leod, ci
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of the
Lumber
Company, which lias interests in
the Nehalem region, was also pres
ent. It was pointed out that when
work ends this season on the jetty
atxmt 2100. ft of the .'trestle will have
been constructed and approximately
$05,000 exftended l>y the port.
It Im* not lieenjdetermined whether
two jetties will be built, but the
plan is lor the taxpayers to shoulder
half of the cost. At low water there
is a depth of live feet on the liar,
win, h gives 12 III t at high tide
It
is desired tflat at least 18 feet be
available, and there are prospects
that a jetty project will giveeven
feet.
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Card of Thanks
Lost.
Ix>«t on Saturday, a Nason's
watch charm. Person leaving the
same to the Headlight office will
be rewarded.
Drop in Mowers.
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Hsvr seven laiwn Mowers left out
___ o< « lot of IA Rather than
carry them over the winter, will make a substantial cut in price.
s. All Ball Bearing and Easy
Thev are all High Grade Machines.
Il bave High Wheel«.
Runners, Home have 5 Blades and at'.
Now $4 18.
2 MOWERS, Ihm. Cut
Rtg
Now 4.M.
Reg
2
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I bin Cut
Now 8.25
Reg.
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15in Cut
Now ».tit
Reg.
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If you ever eipect to get a Ijvn Mower now ia your chance.
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KING & SMITH CO.
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