Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 31, 1911, Image 4

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    T illamook headlight ,
AUGUST 31, 1911.
Disgraceful Affair.
A Snap. A Snap.
Notice.
this simply to inform our read­ SOUTH PART OF COUNTY
N otice is H ereby givb ,
One lot, 50x105 feet, one block from
Last Friday morning the moral public high school. Price $375.00. the Board of Eighth Graded
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
HAS BRIGHT FUTURE.
ers that we find quite a number
1.50
One y«ar............................................
sentiment of the town was again Call at the office.
N. M elchior . ers, will hold a regular exam»
In making up the Booster-Editors
75 of large taxpayers are in favor
Six months....
stirred when it was learned that a
for applicants for <leplotn^
of
bonding
the
county
for
addi
­
5
I
article, the following part was over­
Three months
Grain Hay for Sale.
man of law character, named Frank
tional road improvements.
failed in not more thantwOiB
looked and was not detected until
Bartnick, had compelled his niece,
Grain Hay’ for Sale.—Apply to M. at the past examination»
Entered as second class mail mat­
after
that
part
of
the
paper
had
The visit of the editors to the
Miss Emma Kodad, to go with him Melchior, Tillamook, Ore.
ter July, 1888, at the post office at
year, at the county Court 1
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of south part of the county gave been printed.
to his room in the Leach apart­
Tillamook City, September;,
Dairy
Farm
for
Sale.
March 3, 1879.
them an opportunity to study
The Cheese Industry.
ments and there spend a night in
as follows.
local conditions from an un­
Th» Nestucca Valleys are natur­ disgrace
Bartnick went to the
Thursday, Sept. 7. _
I will sell my dairy farm, either
biased and impartial standpoint ally adapted to dairying, owing to home of Wilbur Stilwell, who«e wife
(J'bt Ö-illainoob Mjtaiiligbt, as to the needs of that section. the rich bottom and hill lands be- is a sister of Miss Kodad, and there as a whole or cut it up into small Writing, History and Civil G,
tracts, on the Wilson river, at 'a ment.
One thing impressed the editors ing able to produce an enorinous inquired for his niece. As she was greatly reduced price.
Friday, Sept. 8.-Grainqler
i quite» forcifully, and that was amount of green feed and hay.
L. G. F reeman .
away from home Bartnick awaited
metic,
Geography and Spelli#
Editorial Snap Shots. small amount of milk some of Chas. Ray was the first person to her return which was late in the Apply to J. C. Bewely.
Any applicant desiring to
th* large river bottom farms start a cheese factory there some evening, LTpon her arrival he forced
the questions mailed to an
Wanted to Trade.
The dredge is finished and it were producing. It is generally yeais ago, and he had considerable her to go with him, using as a
Two eighty acre tracts, uncleared, iner should file notice in writii
should be put to work by the conceded that those who handle difficulties in shipping it out of means of defense a revolver with
my office not later than the 3
Port of Tillamook dredging out a limited number of cows with­ that country and disposing of it to which he was armed. When Mr. one with 1,500,000 ft. timber, the
other
good
farm
land,
in
Jackson
out having to employ help and merchants in the Willamette Valley. Stilwell, who fishes on the bay, re­ Co., Ore., to trade for property in Sept. Said examination mu
the channel and harbor.
have not to pay taxes on idle Much of the cheese was sold at 8c. turned home at midnight he found Tillamook, or acreage near by.— given without cost to the di«
The Law provides for the «
land are those who make the and 9c. a pound, which, consider­ his wife hid behind a stump in the Address Box 567, Newberg, Ore.
Ask Editor Effenberger why
of but three examination« »»,
most profits dairying in Tilla­ ing the expense of hauling it out pasture and very nervous over what
he admits that there are some
and therefore the Eighth ,
80 Acres Timber for Sale.
mook county.
Some of the over trails and bad roads, did not had happened. As soon as Mr.
greater attractions in the south dairymen
Board, and the assistant eu
are overburdened net much profit to those who pro-
I
have
80
acres
timber,
with
about
Stilwelll found the cause of her
end of the county than in the
with too many cow» or too duced and manufactured it. Con- alarm, he started in search of the 4,000,000 feet of fir and hemlock, ers in the several districts,
north end of the county.
which I will sell at 50c. per 1000 feet. obliged to serve without payfc
much land, and when consider­ ditions have changed since then,
girl.
Upon reaching town, the
J acob B lum .
fourth examination which is ,
ed from-'all points of view, it and factory after factory have been
night police, Drew Dawson, in­
able under such conditions.
Three hundred barrels of beer appears to us that it would be started at different places to accom­
Hay Press for Sale.
formed him that he had seen such
W. S. B uei „ County St
were shipped in last week for gyod business judgment to cut modate those who have made homes
a couple go up the stairs to the
I have a 12 ton Hay Press for
one person. There’s nothing up and dispose of some of the there. The settlers in the Nestucca
Leach rooms. They then went up sale cheap, if sold at once. In first-
Sutrmons.
small about that.
But what large farms which are not pro­ Valley and in the neighborhood of
class working order.
Admiral
about the continual drain of ducing the milk and bringing Oretown are to be commended for stars and after a search through the make.
F rank H annenkratt .
rooms they found the couple locked
In the Circuit Court of the Sc
money out of the county ?
in the profits they should. We their Western pluck and energy in
Oregon, for the County 1
in one of the rooms.
Dawson
St.
A'phonsus
Academy.
will quote one instance, which developing that section of the
Tillamook.
turned his search light on the cou­
St. Alphonsus Academy, a board­ Louis Sondheim, j
There is no sense in taking will make plain to those who county, with no roads for a long ple through a transom and ordered
Plaintiff, |
small vessels out over the bar are interested what we want to time and away from civilization. the floor opened. However, as no ing and day school, conducted by
vs.
;■
impress
upon
their
mind.
One
the
Sisters
of
St.
Mary,
will
open
nor overcrowding little motor
There are now seven cheese factor­ response was made, the lock was
Sretlina S. Phelps, |
dairyman
in
the
Nestucca
val
­
Defendant. J
boats on the bay, for if this is
ies, viz: Three Rivers, Cold Springs, broken and Bartnick arrested and Monday, Sept. 11th. Special atten­
persisted in there are liable to ley who rents a farm of about Central, Cloverdale, Meda, Oretown taken to the county jail, while the tion in music and stenography. In the Name of the State ofO
You are hereby required to»
several drowning», which, no 250 acres made the statement and Slab Creek, manufacturing girl was taken home. At present Terms reasonable. For particulars and
answer the complaint
doubt, would be called acci­ that he could make more money $150,000 worth of cheese annually. Bartnick is occupying a cell in the apply to Sr. Superior.
herein against you, in the
with
ten
acres
of
bottom
land
dents, but it is simply courting
entitled Court and cause, with
With some of the idle land cleared
and a few acres of hill land than up and the large dairy farms cutup county jail, waiting the action of
death to take these chances.
In Texas the right of the Legisla­ weeks from the 31st day of Aug.
the
grand
jury.
1911, said date being the firstd
he could on the large farm he it will not be long before this can
ture to compel the attendance of publication of this summons
was renting.
He claims that be doubled.______________
witnesses
at
a
committee
hearing
Card
of
Thanks.
if you fail so to appear or an
Wt: are not surprised that the he would have three crops of
for want thereof, the plaintif
is
sustained
by
the
courts.
In
that
settlers in the Oretown and grass by not allowing the cows
We wish to thank our many
apply to the Court for the rdi
Another Railroad Project,
Neskowin districts complain to pasture on the bottom lands.
friends for their assistance and state the idea of state sovereignty manded and prayed for in the
is
more
sovereign
than
was
the
idea
about having to travel the seven There is good logic in this, for
plaint filed herein, to-wit:
J. II. Fitzgerald, who is general kindness through the illness and
miles of mountain road from Cows tramping over soft land manager of the Portland & West death of our beloved daughter, of that Chicago judge who, on re­
For a decree and judg
leasing Tildon under a writ of against the defendant for the
the bridge on the Eittle Nes- will do more or less damage to Coast R. R.
Mina
J.
Campbell.
Navigation Co., was
habeas corpus, decided that the of three hundred and sixteei
tucca river to the Union school the green sod,
Also to the friends that presented
But that is in the city Hie first of the week.
($310.25) Dollars the H
Illinois Legislature was not worthy 25--100
house, when five miles of travel another subject we are drifting
due on the principal of said
Mr.
Fitzgerald says that this so many beautiful flowers with
of respect. But perhaps the Illi­ and for the further sum of 1
on a water grade road can be into.
The matter of smaller railroad will tap this county by way their cards of sympathy. And we
nois Legislature itself is somewhat ($7.00) Dollars as interest due
obtained. There is no Bense in dairy farms and knowing how
especially
thank
the
Rebeccas
for
of t'acifiC City and Cloverdale and their assistance in laying her to
said note and for the further:
to blame for this.
building and maintaining a to make the most out of a few
will go to Tillamook Bay. Their rest.
of one hundred ($100.00) doll
F rank L ong ,
road like that in the tree tops acres of land, with smaller in­
The president explains, in a way, attorney’s fees for the institui
present plan is to build from Wil-
C atharine L ong .
in this day of scientific road vestments and less taxes to pay, lamftia to Bentley, a town platted
that the new arbitration treaties do this suit to collect said nc
building. It maybe that those is a subject which should ab­
not necessarily include the Monroe gether with plaintiff’scostsai
Notice.
a 1*6lit a mile south of what was
incurred herein.
who located the road thought sorb the attention of those who
doctrine
as a proper matter to be bursements
khowti as the Indian Reservation,
And for a further decree 1
The boots and shoes left with the submitted to arbitration. The ex­ that
that they would get elevated have valuable idle land and
the mortgage on all oil
which is being boosted for the pur­ late Peter Asp for repairs can be
enough to reach the celestial complain about high taxation.
pose of selling lots. Spenking of had by paying the charges on them planation appears to be addressed 4 and 17, in the town of N'ftarn
city, but we who now reside on There is one solution to this.
Park, situate in the County oil
thia road, the Willamina Times at the shoe shop of F. A. Sykes, more to the country than tothe Sen­ mook, State of Oregon, area
this terrestial globe prefer to Cut the farms up into 10 and 20
next door to Mason, Pennington & ate, which is well, as it is the coun­ to the plat thereof on file it
says:
travel over roads with scientific acre tracts, for the river bottom
Co.’s.
Those not taken after 30 try which will decide whether it office of the County Clerk of
the face of assertions to days, will be sold for the charges.
grades and crushed rock sur­ lands having reached their top the ‘‘In
county, said mortgage having
does or not.
contrary, work on the Portland
E. W. S tanley ,
face, even if it is nearer the price, there is no longer any a West Coast R. R. A Navigation
to secure payment of
Administrator of the estate
The meeting now in progress given
promissory note, as set out in *
Company is being pushed.
On
other place.
of
Peter
Asp,
deceased.
speculative value in them.
which proposes to advance the work tiff’s complaint, he forecloui
Monday morning last, Mr. White
Dated this 26th July, 1911.
gj
of making uniform marriage license said property he sold, a» 1
field,'the company’* surveyor, and
That is a good move on the
a grew of assistants began setting
COAST LINE PROJECTED.
laws in all of the states, and uni­ execution, to satisfy any judzi
Dissolution of Partnership.
part of the Commercial Club in
which may be secured by thef
the grade stakes on that line from
form
divorce laws, could well afford tiff in the above entitled suite,
asking the City Council to des­ Proposed Railway Also to Reach Willamina to the newly platted town
N
otice
is
H
ereby
G
iven
-
That
to concentrate itself on these two for a deficiency judgment an
of Bentley, and the work will be
Tillamook, Eugene and Coo*.
ignate a cement side walk dis­
flushed until completed. In other the partnership heretofore existing points until the work is done, Un­ said defendant in said caon
between
A.
B
Dentei
and
George
trict, but it would be a much
George E. Frost, Sr., T. V. Ward ocalitiea thia work would caused
iform legislation in all things is case proceeds of said sale
more progressive move if the and T. J. Fording filed, Friday, in considerable talk and more or less Lounderville, under the firm name
the amount of said jnd(
not necessary, or even desirable, cover
of
D.
L.
Shingle
Co.,
is
dissolved,
This summons is served
entire city was included, for it Portland with County Clerk Fields excitement. Here, however, prac­ and A. B. Dentei will not be re­
but
as
to
these
there
can
be small you by virtue of an order m
is unjust to compel persons article* of incorporation for the Pa­ tically no mention is heard of it, sponsible for debts after July 22,
except what is published in this
Honorable Homer Mason, Ji
difference of opinion.
1911.
owning property in one part of cific Coast Line Railway Company. pa|>cr.
the County Court of the S
Do
not
allow
your
kidney
and
A.
B.
D
entel
.
the city to lay cement sidewalks The capital stock is set at $100,000,
‘ The Times has it upon good au­
Oregon, for the County of
bladder trouble to develop beyond mook, dated the 29th day of)
thority that construction work will
and not those owning property divided into 1000 shares.
the
reach
of
medicine.
Take
Foley
be
commenced
here
shortly
—
much
of Partner­ Kidney Pills. They give quick re­ A.D., 1911, and which ordi
in other parts of the city. We
The objects of I lie corporation, sooner than antieputed by even Notice off Dissolution^
scribes that summons in tt.
ship.
raise a protest against any such according to the ¡»opera, are to these who are most enthusiastic
sult and stops irregularities with should be served upon you ft
arrangement, for the whole city build a railway line ahd a telegraph over the prospects of better trans­ N otice is H ereby G iven , That surprising promptness. Chas. I lication once a week for ®
should lie included.
For in- line tqSm Portluud to Humboldt put tation facilities. To the skeptics, the partnership existing between Clough Co.
secutive and successive
More people, men and women the Tillamook Headlight, a
stace, the property owner in u Bay, in the County of Humboldt, this paper will say that the money G. S. Wistadt and U. G. Jackson,
necessary to construct this road is under the name of the Wistadt
paper of general circulation. P
cement district who improves California, with branch lines to in the treasury of the company and Engineering Company, has been are suffering from kidney and blad­ and
published in the Co"1
der trouble than ever before, and
his property in that way should TUIamook Buy, Tillamook County, more will be forthcoming if neces­ dissolved by agreement. All claims each year more of them turn for Tillamook, State of Orego*
against the firm should be pre­ quick relief and permanent benefit G. G. S chmitt & F. R MW
enjov the right to use cement tfiegon, mid Eugene, Coos County, sary.
“The papers for all condemna­ sented and debts owing to the firm to Foley's Kidney Remedy, which
Attorneys for Ha»
side walks in other parts of the 0regon. The incorporation papers
tion suits necessary to be brought
be paid to U. G. jackson, has proven itself to be one of the
city.
The whole of the city refer to the opening of stock books. by the company are prepared and should
at his office in Tillamook City.
most effective remedies for kidney
Pasture for Rent.
should be included, mid if this
Dated, July 12, 1911.
The city directory shows T. V the whole alate will be cleaned at
and bladder ailments, that medicle
Pasture
for rent, ^nqnirt^
the
next
session
of
court
early
in
is not done, there will lie just Ward to be secretary of the Ohio
. S. W istadt . | ______
science ...
has devised.
U. G. J ackson . Clough Co.
complaint from those who are Timber Company, and that T. J. September.’’
Newberg, Hemlock, Oregon-
forced to lay cement side walks Fording is a reul estate man.
July Butter Fat Payments.
for the benefit of those who re­ George E. Frost, Sr., is an attorney,
side in the rotten, delnpidated with offices in the Yeon building.
Maple Leaf ........... ......... 34c.
planked walk districts.
We
“I uin not at liberty yet todivulge
Tillamook ......... ......... 34.7c.
liope the City Council will take just what our plana are, but we
Fuirview ......... ..
......... 33.5c.
a wide, progressive view, for certuinly ex|>ect to build the rail­
South Prairie......... ......... 3A 5c.
the way to improve the city is to way,” said Mr. Frost last night.
Three Rivera ....... ......... 33.5c.
treat all property owners alike “The $1111.101 i* merely a nominal
Clover Leaf ........... ......... 34c.
and not attempt to make fish capitalization und will be increased
Cold Spring* ....... ......... 33.4c.
of one ami fowl of another.
later a* necessity demands.”
Central....... ;............ ......... 31.4c.
Elwood ....................
. . 33c.
Every trip the simp shot man EVERYONE TO BE RATED.
East Beaver............. ......... 30c.
tiuikes over the county he sees
Pleasant Valley... ......... 32.2c.
mi enormous amount of road Tillamook Merchants to Have
Long Prairie .......
32.2c
Credit Guide.
work that requires to be done,
Cheese is moving rather slow just
mid worthy, needful improve­
The Merchants’ Mercantile com­ now. Loa Angeles is now one of
ments too.
And ns we have pany. of Portland, is preparing to the principal markets for Tillamook
been estimating the cost of this publish a credit guide for thia dis­ cheese, a shipment of 500 cases of
work in the three road district* trict, including Tillamook county. cheese, valued at ♦A.OHfX). going
we see quite plainly that u 10i By thia system, this county will there this week.
mill tax next year will do but I be put in direct touch with credit
C arl H aberlach . Sec.
u small portion, thus leaving a I conditions ull over the United States
large proportion to go over from ' and whenever anyone move* here
Land for Sale.
year to year. We also see, with from any other part of the United
F ir sale. 40 acres of Cre*k Bottom
such n demand all over the States, the merchant* here will be
Land, at $25.00 per acre, four miles
county for more mid better ' at oncepoated through this company
fro n town, on Bewley Creek, Well
roads, the County Court will ’ as to how the party paid hie bills
watered, with aeven acrea of mea-
have to use considerable discre­ where he formerly lived.
dow land, reat timber.
A good
tion where the money should
These credit guides are made up
place to raiae potatoes, onions and
be exdended.
The Court will in districts covering every state in
Apply to the
not have enough money for all the Union. They are made from other vegetable*.
Headlight office.
the road work that is needed the combined experience of ell the
complying with both the United States and State
next year, fur it would take at merchant* in each of these districts
least tWO.(MM) to $3U0.Hk> to put and every merchant rates hie own
Pure Food Laws
the tk.Hl miles of roads in this customers according U> how they
MO acre dairy farm, located in the
county in good ahapt*. We find have |>aid him.
Coquille Valley, near Coquille.
straight whiskey—all whiskey—-old whiskey
that there are quite a number
Before a customer is rated he is Coos County. Oregon. Will subde-
of the lending citixeua who are given votive bv letter that he will vide in «1 30 or 121) acrea. For par­
in favor of txinding the county be rated and is given a chance to ticulars address Coquille Valley
for three or four hundred thou­ pay t»P hie old account and thus I-and A Improvement Co.. Coquille,
AMERICAN IMPORTING CO
sand dollar* *o n* to enjoy the secure a good rating.
Oregon.
lienefita of road improvement»
Distributer*
Each merchant and professional
San Francisco
Read This?
now and not have to wait many man is furnished with a copy of the
year* before they can be brought guide so that he may refer to it and
4P aerea, SHmilea from Tillamook.
about. Thia i* a matter which look up ths rating of any customer 3 acre« slashed, 30 corda of wcxsl.
is up to the people to decide, or prospective customer before giv­ hunting and fishing Price K.500
Addrea* W R., Box 217,
uut us. but we have mentioned ing any credit
Tillamook.
I
RATES OF
SUBSCRIPTION
i
the highest type of a pure straight
whiskey blend.
aged in wood
I
W. J. STEPHENS, Distributer for