BaÖliflljt
TILLAMOOK,
„f vast importance now, as bearing upon
henest generation. Teach your children to save
tr pemiies and nickels now, and they will
how how to value a dollar by and bye. C V1 k .ren
tld be taught to be thrifty and they will then
now bow to be independent. Present savings
‘“kes future riches. Be a depositor with us.
laveyour children deposit here too. You won t
egret.
Approved Depository for Postal Savings Funds.
CAPITAL
Ü30.000.00
STATE v
SUPEPVISION
1AM00K JOTTINGS
It is reported that the P. R. A N.
is figuring on making a change in
the train schedule for the next few
months, running only one train be­
tween this city and Hillsboro, tlie
train which arrives in the afternoon
to return to Hillsborothe same day.
City realty, improved and uni m-
proved, in Portland and Hood River,
and farm land improved and unim­
proved near I vie, Washington, and
Banks, Oregon, for sale or exchange
for improved or unimproved realty
in Tillamook City or Valley. En­
quire of Attorney John Leland Hen­
derson. Room 216, Tillamook Block. '
J. H. Dunstan and D. T. Edmunds
have entered into a trade whereby
the hotel at Pacific City becomes the
property of Mr. Edmunds and the
store building at Mohler the pro­
perty of Mr. Dunstan, who will put
in a stock of merchandise.
Mr.
Dunstan and wife left for Portland
on Tuesday to purchase the goods.
I.. V. Eberhardt, a prominent ab­
stracter of Portland, has been spend­
ing the holiday season at the home
of A. H. Gaylord in this city. Miss
Beatrice Gaylord has been at her
father’s residence since Saturday.
She is a member of the senior class
at Washington High Schoo! in Poit-
land.
Brick.
Lime.
Cement,
Shingles,
Coal Oil,
Coal. $10 ton,
Poultry Supplies,
Potatoes, $1.50 per 100,
"Best” hard wheat flour $1.40sk.,
$5.50 bbl..
1 Alfalfa meal, hay and al! kinds
of feed at prices as low as any in
the city.
J-
Dunstan, postmaster of Pa-
I emc City, has resigned and D. T.
Edmunds ha? been recommended
mes Hughey is quite seriously to fill the vacancy.
A. G. Beals left on Tuesday’ for
I K Beals is in Portland on Portland, where he has gone on a
I
Iness.
business trip, as the saw mill was I
I L. Wade and family will move closed down this week.
lortland.
Lost, a suit case, on Tuesday’, the
I Marrin came in from McMinn- 19th, between this city and Hem­
I on Wednesday.
lock. Please return the same to
Inn-Leach left on the train on the South stage driver.
■day for Portland.
Miss Anna B Shirk, who taught
rant and Morrison Mills «vent school in this city, and is teaching at I
McMinnville, came in to spend the
fortland on Tuesday.
Lrn, on Saturday, to the wife of holidays with Mrs. Ford.
Registered Jersey Cow, with cal
lie Hanson, a daughter.
fro or four office rooms to let.— by registered Jersey bull, yearling
Lly to W. A. Williams.
Jersey’ bull eligible to registry for
Let, A Solid Gold Watch Fob — ; sale cheap. Inquire at this office.
1 will pay 8c., 10c. and 11c. for calf
urn to Headlight office,
resli fish, oysters and clams I hides at my shop. Try me out and
see.
The Old Reliable Hide and
ry day at the fish market,
*
ttorney H. T, Botts and wife Fur Dealer, N. E. Melchoir.
County Surveyor U. G. Jackson
It to Portland on Tuesday.
I A. Fishbocker and wife have and George Poisky, his assistant,
went to Astoria on Saturday to
lined to this city from Eugene
spend the Christmas holidays.
Ive chickens wanted at the Tilla-
Wanted,—To lease for term of
>k Meat Company's Market, 13c.
years, a dairy ranch furnished with
pound.
40 to 50 cows, I have three grown
ie Golda^^i ite has been taken sons.—J. T. Carter, Willamina, Ore.,
he Po^H. ■Tillamook run for
box 63.
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Rural Mail Carrier Smith had so
tibert ^^Kon
__ ion and wife returned much mail several days during the
Monday, after spending their Christmas rush that it came near
eymoon in Portland.
crowding him out and on to the top
•nted, ¡i position as cook or of the mail cart.
ter. Address X. Y. Z., care of
Mr and Mrs. Gustave Haberlach,
idlight, Tillamook, Ore.
parents of Carl Haberlach, came in
nn«your chickens to the Tilla- last week to spend the holidays from
•kMeatCompany’s Market. We Clackamas ; also Frank Haoerlach
'ifc per pound.
• j and wife and family.
^stnias passed off quietly on
Slab wood for sale, 16in. lengths,
R*y, the weather being wet with $2.75 a load, delivered. Over five
»nd wind storms.
loads $2.50 a load. Leave orders at
k Port of Bayocean has levied a the A. G. Beals Lumber Co.’s office
Ftax, which will raise a little or with the teamster.
F»re thousand dollars.
For Sale, Ten Head Good Milch
F Ladies of the Presbyterian Cows, fresh between nowand April
FJ‘11 meet next Wednesday 1st. Will sell one or more. Also
P00" in the Guild rooms.
Poland
China
and Berkshire
FGrace Whitehouse came in shoats.—Apply at Headlight office.
Ry to visit her parents during
F A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash,,
location at the State Normal.
fjfltor extends his best wishes has located next door to Lamar’s
variety store, and is prepared to do
Pfcppy and prosperous year
all kinds of shoe repairing at
F«>tors in Tillamook County,
reasonable rates. All work guran.
H Beals gave each of the men teed. Give him a cal).
*
r* at the saw mill a large
Now that the automobile rush is
tor their Christmas dinner.
LCit> Council will hold an over we are repairing any and
everything.^ Guns, Jocks and keys,
LT/ meeting on Friday even- typwriters, cash registers
and
L an UP the business of the
complicated machinery a specialty.
At Ed's Garage, 2nd Ave. Any­
a. J1 R R>>therford and wife, thing that we can’t repair we will
_ .Tille' are spending the buy.
-
hol><lays at the home of
Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr.
voyne.
Smith, speaks German. Surgery,
W 8Cre8 of land on Trask
ear, eye, nose and throat Office in
froni ,he
Dr. Smith's office until January 1st
**onlh,^ Cord9 of "pruce "hen •» will be in the Commercial
S HCe’
lln,w’nd Building, opposite the Todd Hotel
¿r particul“r. apply All calls answered day or night.
"•flight office.
Both phones.
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^MAR’S
VARIETY
STORE
two Doors wesl of Lamar’s Drug Store.
“ drop IN AND LOOK AROUND.”
Rest Room for Ladies.
OREGON,
T illamook F eed C o .
There was such a large amount of
mail on the incoming train Christ­
mas afternoon the clerk on the train
was-unable to sort it by the time the
train arrived at this city, and the
post office staff was kept busy for
several hours with about 80 sacks of
mail, being the largest amount of
Chistmas mail ever handled in Till­
amook City, as Monday is always a
heavy pay on account of no trains
on Sunday
Frank C. Loveland, of Portland,
was in the city on Wednesday look­
ing over the prospects for a first
class hotel. He came on the solici­
tation of President Holmes, of the
Commercial Club, and was well
pleaseb with the outlook. A com­
mittee was appointed, composing
E. T. Haltom, Carl Knudson, F. R.
Beals, C. I. Clough and Chas. Kuntz,
to select a site and organize a com­
pany.
W. W. Howitt, aged 63 years, died
at his home in God’s Valley, eigh­
teen miles east of Nehalem, Thurs­
day, death being indirectly due to
phneumonia. the body was taken
to Nehalem on Friday, where it was
embalmed on Saturday, and made
ready to be taken to Portland for
interment on Monday. Mr. Howitt
was a wealthy property owner, hav­
ing considerable interests in Monte­
villa, where his family resides. He
leaves a wife, one daughter and
three sons to mourn his death.
The news of the death of Harry
Crane, which occurred^on Saturday
at his home at Garbaldi, came as
a surprise to his friends, although
it was known that he bail been stif
fering with catarrah of the head.
He was 50 years of age and leaves
a wife and seven children. He had
resided in the county for 35 years.
The funeral took place on Monday
and the interment was in the Bay
View cemetery, the religious ser­
vices being performed by Rev. Mr.
Irvine, of Bay City.
B. F. Felger, of the Albany
Nutsery, has been canvassing the
county, selling nursery stock, and
he informs us that several parties
have given orders for large quan
tities of small fauit trees and plants,
as they expect a large business in
that line in this county, which will
find a ready market at the numer­
ous summer resorts The Albany
Nursery has a reputation for turn­
ing out fine stock, and as there are
many places in thia county where
the small fruits grow to perfection,
those who get a start in that busi­
ness now will reap a good reward
in the future.
M. Thompson, of Blaine, give» us
some additional information in re­
gard to the bulb clover discovered
in this county, which will tie inter­
eating to our readera. He writes :
“To the many inquiries concerning
the new clover discovered by me in
this county, I will state that the
clover never grew wild As far as I
know the first plant of this variety
grew here in 1907 on cultivated soil,
I have the parent plant. As botan­
ists have no knowledge of thia
bulb bearing) form of plant life in
the red, white or sweet clovers be­
fore this, the above is all that will
>1.50 per year.
DECEMBER 28
ever be known of its origin. While
the form is new in the clovers, it is
not original in the legume family.
The yellow threefoil in the Siberian
alfalfa, and one or two other varie­
ties of alfalfa, have shown it.”
Please, sir, do not think I ha ve to
■ell Tailor Made Clothing to make
a living. If I was selling to make
a living out of it I certainly would
have to charge you more than I do.
I am giving you Chicago’s lowest
price on Suits and Overcoats right
here in Tillamook. If they would
allow me to sell for less price I
would do it. I have sold this line of
clothing in this county for two years,
and the way people are burying this
fall assures me that the people in
Tillamook County know when they
are treated right and get the worth
of their money. Now I have adver­
tised more than I can afford so as to
let you all know the opportunities
you have. My motta is to live and
let live. Can be found afternoons
at rooms over the Tillamook County
Bank. Mutual telephone. Warring­
ton W. W. Mills. E. F. Rogers, V
S., agent.
,
Speculation and investment are two terms
that are often confused.
The nhrew busi­
ness man or woman draws a distinct line t>e-
tween the two and NO PERSON SHOULD
SPECULATE on all their capital, but should
always have some laid aside as a
SAFE AND UNSHRINKING INVESTMENT.
Speculation makes or breaks, careful in­
vestment means steady advancement toward
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
Let us remind you of a saving account to
provide you with the safe and certain growing
and available investment which
EVERY PERSON SHOULD HAVE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF
TILLAMOOK
The Only Government Examined Bank in the
Conntv.
NOT IN HURRY TO BUILD.
United Railways Waiting for
Bar and Harbor Improve­
Scores at Oregon Batter an i Cheese Makers’ Convention
ments to Commence.
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Flavor. Texture.
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Plans for next year’s work, in Perfect Score................ . .. 45
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eluding the extension of the Oregon
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Electric to McMinnville, improve­ lohn Pen wort h
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L K. Childers
ments on the line between Salem
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and Eugene now being' completed Ac Irian Tinner............ . . . 38
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disposition of the Portland terminal Claude Christenson
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J. Rogers .............. ... 39
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situation and arranging for the A
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Andrew Christensen. ... 41
ultimate extension of the United Guy Ford . .................. . . . 40
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Railways to Tillamook harbor, are Albert Schlappi ........ . .. 41’/k
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receiving the attention of Carl R.
Gray, president of the North Bank
SPECIAL TAX LEVIES.
6417 Automobiles in Oregon
Road and the Hill lines in Oregon
a
Protest
S.
Cone
Enters
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now that he has made his report
Statistics furnished by Secretary
Against 1'ay City Levy.
for the closing year to James J.
of State Olcott show that there were
Below will be found the special
Hill at St Paul.
6417 licenses for automobiles i--ue l
The situation on Tillamook harbor tax levies filed with the County this year in Oregon. Of these
df
Clerk
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has not developed anythingencour-
were
issued
for
Portland
alone,
the
aging to the immediate extension of Port of Bayocean ........
numberof licenses for the metropolis
of Tillamook
2
the United Railways to this port, but j Port
Port of Nehalem
3
totaling 3208. Medford, with 243,
Mr. Gray’, as well as Mr. Hill, is Port of Bay City .
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ranks third in the list of cities, Sal­
eager to push the line from Banks, Tillamook City ..
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em’s 277 exceedi ng her.
Eugene
its present terminus, through the
School
School
with 150 is fourth and Hood River
Diät.
Mills.
Diet.
Mills.
Coast range to the ocean as soon
fifth with 117. Some Medford own­
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as conditions warrant.
ers have evidently not complied
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‘‘We are waiting either for an im­
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with the law, for there are more
provementin the lumber market or
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than 243 cars in the city.
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sufficient work on Tillamook harbor
However,takingtheSecretary's fig­
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to make shipping facilities there
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ures in the number of automobiles
adequate to our needs. Either one
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compared to population. Medford
or both of those developments will
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leads the state, having one automo­
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cause Us to build. There would be
bile to every 36 inhabitants, as ag­
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no use in our extension of the rail­
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ainst one to every 64 in Portland,
road through a mountainous country
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one to every 50 in Salem and one to
at a heavy expense without some
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every 60 in Eugene.
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visible means of return. It is read­
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ily appreciated, I believe, that tim­
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ber is about the only business that
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Dr. J. T. Work, M.T.,
we can expect to get for a long
W. S. Cone has filed the following
time after our line is built, unless notice with the County Court :
Wishes to announce that he will
the shipping facilities are greatly
"You are hereby respectfully be open for practise utter the first
improved.”
warned and notified not to levy or of the year, on 1st Street, three!
Terminal on South Side ot Bay. extend upon the tax rolls of Tilla­
blocks west of Allen bakery., cor.
There appears to be good found­ mook County, Oregon, any of the
3rd ave. West.
ation for the report that when the special taxes or assessments thut
I specialise for nervous and
United Railways build into Tilla­ are or shall hereafter be levied or
By
mook County it will build a line to assessed by the common council, chronic diseases generally.
Bayocean, so as to have the advan­ or other authorities of the town of dietica and hand manipulation of
tage of the Sturgeon channel, Bay City', in Tillamook County, the nerves affected principally it
which is the best and natural chan­ Oregon, against the property of W. the spinal column. Bv elect;» y
nel on Tillamook bay, giving their S. Cone, which is situated in said in its various forms requirt-4 1 spe-
i reeommeii ! the Fleetro-
terminals on that side of the bay town of Bay' City, or in anv of its cinliy
an improved form
deep water facilities; also that the additions, for the reason thn*. in Radiator - ns
bath
and electric
railway survey from this city to the opinion of said W. S. Cone, said of Turkish
being tie
Bayocean is hacked by th" Hill town is not legally incorporated, treatment combined.
people. When President Gray visit and for the further reason that best and only device that gix.s
ed Tillamook that was theonly part I some of the persons acting as both nt once thus invigorat -g
of the bay he was interested in, and aidermen of such town are not instead of weakening the systt-n us
the engineers liad mapsand surveys qualified to act in such capacity, hot water or steam battei
I have lefeieuies from
mriv
along with them when they left this and any and all taxes levied or
city for the bay. It seems also that assessed by such authorities would leading phy su-uitis unit hosp . ’«
where it is used most effective); .ar
their engineeis recommended a therefore be void.”
all kinds of rheumatism ai d Bro
south jetty for the improvement of
ralgia. It quickly dispels guppe
the bar when he was here.
Horse» for Sale.
mid colds setting into lung troubles
ordropsy mid all such effusions For
What We Want.
to stomach mid nervous disorders it
We want pavement,
proves very s.itisfaetoi v
mid I
We must have sewers.
respectfully solici the patronage >i
Daily Farm Wanted.
We must have a modern hotel,
nil suffering from mieli disorders.
Wanted by an experienced dairy Dr. J T- Work, Naturopath Phyu
We must have more people and
more pay rolls, These improve- man, a dairy farm to rent, with cimi.
20 to 30 cows. Apply to this office
ments bring thein,
Everybody
back up the mayor and council in
getting them.
We want and must have hard sur­
face pavement - and water proof at
that.
Any pavement that is not
water proof will not stand and is
more expensive than the best.
Investigate carefully, thorougly
which kind of pavement is the
best, then get it.
Could not a paving contractor
put in sewer cheaper than separate
contractors? Let us find out.
bAJVIB-SCHRRDER CO
Incorporated.
Warehouse and Coinmission ivien
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Wants Dairy Ranch.
1 have a reliable client who will
pay cash for 40 to 75 acre dairy
ranch in Tillamook county, mostly
cleared, with or without buildings,
with or without cows, Give price,
distance to creamery and full par­
ticular« in first letter.
Must be
«nap. Address E. M. Shutt, Hepp
ner, Oregon.
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Coal, Shingles, Lime, ’ | i
Cement ami Brick, it
W Dock and Warrehoue. Front Street, “
^between 2nd and 3rd Avenue West.
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