Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 01, 1912, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 1. 1912.
People
aving
The debate between the McMinn­
ville and Tillamook High Schools,
which was to have taken place last
Friday, was postponed until this
(Thursday) evening owing to the
delay in the train service. The de­
bate will be in the Presbyterian
church.
Sheriff Crenshaw and wife return­
ed from Portland on Tuesday. They
caine near loosing their things in
a fire in the Merchants building in
that city, but the sheriff managed
to get into the burning building
and to the room, which was full of
smoke, and succeeded in saving
his belongings.
Earl King was fined $5 for firing
off.a gun within the city limits. The
complaint was made by Owen Hoye,
whose cat had been killed. King
then swore out a ¡complaint against
Hoye for discharging fire arms last
summer. As he admitted doing so
by accident, Recorder Handley
fined him $5. but remitted the same.
who succeed in
saving make a habit of it.
The saving habit requires
determined cultivation,
but
when well rooted, grows fast.
Its rewards
are quick and
certain.
W. D. Wood and »on met with an
accident Thursday which might
have proved quite serious. They
were in a one horse buggy and on
their way to Bay City. When at the
turn of the road at the city limits
north of town, the driver took too
short a turn and drove off the road,
the result of which was that the
horse, buggy aud occupants were
suddenly dumped in a nasty place
between the road and the sidewalk
where the culvert goes under the
road. The horse extricated itself
minus the harness, and beyond a
few bruises and a good shaking up
the men escaped without serious
injury, while the buggy was not
much the worse for the mix up.
*1.50 per year,
Insist on Settling
Your accounts with a check instead
of cash. Then you will have both a
record of your payment and a re­
ceipt as well. Checks on the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF TILLA­
MOOK are as good as gold. You
can secure a book of them by open­
ing an account there. You avoid
lots of trouble and dignify vour
business by their use.
What’s The Matter ?
NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL
SCHOOL
MEETING.
That's the question that is being
heard upon every side. The polti
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
The new KillkareKlub held its first eian wonders what’s the matter legal voters of School District Num­
You can start the saving
with
politics,the
business
man
lias
a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Aider­
kick coming on business conditions, ber 9, of Tillamook County, Oregon,
man on Thursday afternoon.
i that a special meeting of the legs1
habit any time at this bank.
The object of the club being on the banker says he is in wrong, voters of said district will be held at
the
wage
earner
complains
of
not
the self improvement order, where
the school house in said district nn
Are you looking for something
good bocks, current events and al) getting a square deal, the million­ Saturday, the 10th day of February,
The best time is NOW
new? Well, here you are. Guaran­
aire
is
continually
getting
in
hot
sorts of "isms” are to be read and
1912, at the hour of 1:00 o’clock P. M.,
teed fire safe cement blocks. Plain
discussed.
A reader being ap­ water and even the clergy bewail for the following purposes :
and rock face building blocks, e'c.
their
inability
to
get
people
to
come
pointed for each month, the club
First, to authorize the purchase by
Can oe seen on lot accross from
meeting every two weeks.
Mrs. to church as they once did. There the school board of additional land for
Tillamook Feed Co, All kinds of
Campbell was elected reader for the is a spirit of unrest abroad in the school purposes.
CAPITA L*
cement work also done. A.E. Doerge,
land, a cloud of uncertainity, that
LDEST
month of February.
Second, to authorize tie school board
Box 446, Tillamook. Telephone to
ANK
$30000 00
The Kluli to be entertained each overshadows the home, the factory to build an additional school house or
Dick, the drayman.
.
STATE
and
the
hall*
of
legislation.
THE
time alphabetically by the members
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
SUPERVISION
)UNTY
The thinking man,—if he thinks houses.
Improved and unimproved realty as their time comes.
Tiiiril, to authorize the school hoard
I
long
enougli, and mentally reviews
in Portland and Hood River and I After reading and discussing the
to borrow for the purpose of buying
the
history
of
the
I'nitedStates
dur
­
improved and unimproved farm book, "The Story of the Other Wise
additional bind and building additional
near Lyle, Washington, and Man,” the hostess served a very ing the past fifty years, instead o! school house or homes, and refunding
LAMOOK JOTTINGS II. B. Hilton having returned to lands
wondering at the present chaotic
Banks,
Oregon,
for
sale,
or
ex
­
the city after leaving on a charge of
dainty luncheon, after which they
condition of affairs, will be surpris­ the prese t indebtedness of the dis­
vagrancy, was placed in the city jail change for improved or unimprov­ all adjourned to meet February 8th
[eft 5c. at the Fish Market.
ed that the ship of state ha* weath­ trict the sum of $35,009.00. or such
ed realty in Tillamook City or Val­ with Mrs, E. M. Bales.
W. Kiger left for Portland on to serve out the time to pay the $25 ley. Enquire of Attorney John Le­
ered the storm of growth and pro part thereof as may de deemed iiccc:--
Members are : Mesdames Mason,
fine.
gress during all these years as well sarj.
Fred Webei was operated upon on land Henderson, Room 216, Tilla­ Aiderman, J no. Lamar, Sarchet. as she has.
Fourth, to authorize the Bchool Board
on Friday, to the wife of
Hoskins, Haberlach, F. C Baker,
to is ue negotiable interest bearing
by Dr. Boals last week for appendi­ mook Block.
For fifty years the United State» warrants of the district for the above
Zurcher, a son.
citis, the operation proving success­
Rev. Dr. Bleakney made the an­ Williams, Bales, Plank, Shrode, bus been the wonder of the world ; indebtedness, and fixing the time of
’. Allen and wife returned to ful, and he iB getting along quite nouncement on Sunday evening al Campbell and Harter.
the first really sucessful republic the payment thereof.
bity on Wednesday,
the Presbyterian Church that hie
well.
Done by order of the Board of Direc­
in history.
ro or four office rooms to let.—
Chas. Ray and W. M. Owen and Presbytery did not want to release Scores in Chess Tournament.
The American people
have tors of School District No. 9, of lilla-
mook County, Oregoh.
By to W. A. Williams,
daughters left for Portland on Tues­ him and that the church a Free­
The chess tournament which has thought, lived great lives, and suc­
Dated this 29th day of January,1912.
le Board of County Commission­ day, and while there will endeavor water, Ore., where he was pastor,
cessfully
accomplished
financial,
been held [at the Commercial
Alva Finley.
kill meet next week in regular to expedite a change in the mail ser­ had not accepted his resignation,
Club rooms during the past two social and industrial feats which
Vistrict Clerk.
which placed him in a difficult posi­
Ion.
vice to Cloverdale.
no
other
people
ever
had
the
coin
­
weeks is practically over.
Mr,
II.
T.
Botts,
, W. Harrison left on the train
TheEditor and wife left for Eugene tion. He intended to confer with Wiliett is the only contestant that age to attempt. But as J. Adam
Chairman, liourd of Directors.
the
Portland
and
his
own
Presby
^Monday on a business trip to this morning, who will return about
is behind any number of games | Bede would say, " The world ha*
the middle of next week, but Mrs, tery before he decided whether he and providing lie win» every game I been moving along ’’-the time he* SHERiDAN WILL BE VISITED
lland.
would remain at Freewater or come
of the remaining thirteen to piny, I come for us to pay the piper.
ye chickens wanted at the Tilla- Baker will visit in Portland before
Extension cf Electrification as Fur
to Tillamook. H* left on Wednes-
Our country is undergoing a pe-
she
returns.
he will have Botts tied with a per­
•k Meat Company's Market, 13c.
as Tillnmook to Be Discussed.
day morning for Portland
centage of .733. Unless this should riod of reconstruction; we need
[pound.
•
SHERIDAN, Or., Jan. 24.—Word has
The Independent Church is purely
Attorney Duniway has notified occur Mr. Botts will receive the constructive staleHinen, we need been received iu Sheridan that D. W.
»st,—A wedding ring marked imaginary, the object of which is to
men who can command the respect Campbel],general superintendent of
I. A reward of $3 to the finder preach and publish the original Attorney Botts that he is pre- trophy,
of the people, men who can do the Southern Pacific, will be here
paring
paper
for
an
appeal
in
the
The percentage is :
gospel. The kingdom of heaven is
[lie office.
things.
Port of Tillamook case. The same
tomorrow to confer with the local
783
H. T, Botts .......
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Jitor Taylor, of the Cloverdale at hand ! exclusively.
Most of all perhaps, we need a business men, Council and Com­
decision was rendered by Judge
150
W. O. Chase ...
trier, was doing business in this
Wanted, Oregon Quail, for breed­ Beason in the Henry Leach case as
sane public and in order to tn eet mercial Club regarding the matter
450
G. A. Edmunds
ing purposes. Permit for trapping in the S. V. Anderson case. Seve­
this week.
that requirement we must have of elecrtification of the Southei n
308
Kerron
...
S.
M.
Address ’Gene
M. ral of the farmers, since Judge
aane individuals.
That’s where Pacific tracks from McMinnville to
ring your chickens to the Tilla- furnished.
380
H. R. Edmunds
you and I come in.
>k Meat Company’s Market We Simpson, Sup’t State Game Farm, Benson deciBion was received, have
Sheridan. It is generally conceded
666
Jas. Walton, Jr
Corvallis, Oregon.
We are prone to regard the legis- here that this move is prompted by I
decided to take no further action in
13c. per pound.
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529
Geo. Willett
Slab wood for sale, 16in. lengths, the case, being satisfied that the
lature, State and National, as a the fact that the Portland 4 West
arence Hanenkratt, of Pdrtland,
le a brief visit to home folks, $2.75 a load, delivered. Over five judge will be sustained by the su­ First National Bank Holds kind of machine which will run tlu Coast Railroad, which has already
loads $2.50 a load. Leave orders at preme court, and for that reason
county automatically. We frequenly obtained a franchise through Sheri­
irning on Wednesday,
Its Annual Meeting.
the A. G. Beals Lumber Co.’s office will decline to contribute any more
forget that the ’’machine” is made dan, is showing such activity at the
tie Tillamook Feed Company
or with the teamster.
up of individuals and that we, as
money towards lawyers’ fees.
pay 2V4 cents each for good
The annual meeting of the stock individuals, are units in the great present time.
Found
—
On
Dec
26.
between
Hem
­
Mr. Campbell will, while here, dis­
Wednesday’s incoming train on holders of the First National Bank
is bearing their brand,
industrial and economic machinery cuss the feasibility of extending the
lock and Tillamook, a suit case.
ttorney J. L. Henderson, return The owner describing same and the P. R. A N. did not reach thia was held on Thursday, and practi­ of the nation.
electrification of the Southern Pa­
on Saturday from a business paying for advertising may have city until Friday, being held up at cally alf the stock was represented,
Thetrusts that we cry out against, cific to Tillamook, via Willamina
different
places
on
the
road
for
two
The
either in person or by proxy,
to Portland and Hood River.
the railroads, big business com­
it.—Herbert Porter, Oretown, Ore. . days on account of slides. Service
bank's business of th' past year binations that we legislate against; andGrand Ronde. The valley towns
Idie Harris, with his wife and -.Five acres of the tract of land be­
was resumed on Saturday, the train was reviewed and sho'
satis- these are all composed of in- in this district are considering the
ily, have returned to this city-^
longing to W. B. Aiderman and bringing in three day’* mail, which fac.ory increase in ea>.
j,
The dividual men; they are merely advisability of either requesting or
i Dallas to make their home Web Maddux north of the city is to
petitioning the officals of the City
kept the post office staff busy until election of officers and directors re­
of Portland for better facilities ori
be cleared up, they having let a late that night. With the change sulted in the re-election of the old human, even as you and I.
to
think
Have you ever stopped
Potter died at Beaver on contract for the work at $80 an acre. of a mail clerk on the train, who
officers, that is Paul Schrader, Pre­ long enough to conclude that if this line in Portland.
irday morning. He was a stage
F. A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash., was not familiar with the situation, sident; James Walton, J., Cashier;
every man in the country were as
■er on the south stage for a num- has located next door to Lamar*« the whole of the big mail for the
Dr. J. T. Work, M.T.,
and Chester A. McGhee Assistant clever aud conscientious as your­
of years.
variety store, and is prepared to do south part of the county had to tie Cashier. Wm. S. Walton, of Ladd 4
NATUROPATH
PHYSICIAN,
self we’d have an ideal country 1
Irs. A. E. Nolan, who has been all kinds of shoe repairing at sorted, which made considerable Bush, bankers of Salem, and J. C. Great thought, that; and that is
First st. at Third ave. W.
Kiting with her sister, Mrs. B. C. reasonable rates. All work guran extra work.
Holden were added to the board of really the solution of the whole
I specialise for nervoua mid
■mb, returned to her home in teed. Give him a call.
Married, on Sunday at the home directors and B C. Lamb, C.JW. trouble. Personal honesty or dis­ chronic diseases by combining the
■rtland on Monday.
Ii is expected that the Star Thea­ of the bride's parents, Mr. and MrsJ ‘ Talmage and Paul Schrader were honesty will make or break nations. beat in all the druglesa systems.
The First
■rt. Finta, of Beaverton, Ore., tre will be fixed up in time so that J. T. Davis, at Beaver, Mr. Ralph re-elected directors.
The nation will live and prosper. To introduce the Eiectro-Turkish
Kompanied by her brother, Ste- the first performance will take place M. Bunn and Miss Leia Davie, the National has more names on the It will take time to work out the baths, a special rate of $1.00 each
■en, came in to visit their parents, on Saturday evening, the theatre ceremony being performed by the books at this time than at any time problem that now confront us. New will be given during this month.
being leased by Frank Hanenkratt Rev. Dora Young. The groom is in the past and its yearly gross problem* will appear as our popu­ Any suffering from catarrah, gripp,
K. and Mrs. Jos. Michaud.
the son of Mr and Mrs. A. W. Bunn earnings are a veraging $12,000.
lation increases and the country is chills, rheumatism, dropsy or such
■ will pay 8c., 10c. and 11c. for calf and C. E. Reynolds.
Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr. ' Both are highly re»i»ected young
developed. The solution of these effusions whould not mis* taking
■th s at my shop. Try me out and
An Epidemic of Coughing
L.
The Old Reliable Hide and Smith, speaks German. Surgery, [>eople with a large circleof friends.
problems, great or small, will be advantage of this offer.
Ir Dealer. N. E. Melchoir.
ear, eye, nose and throat Office in The wedding dinner was a pleasing Is sweeping over the town. Old and easy or difficult in proportion to
A trial proves its hygenic value
young
alike
are
affected,
and
the
' feature of the event. The happy
■A. B. Wade, who was, a number the Commercial Building, opposite
strain is particularly hard on little the measure of individual respon­ over all other forms of steam or
couple will make their home at children and on elderlj people. sibility which you and I will accept mud bath*. If necessary the np
I years ago, pastor of the Christian the Todd Hotel. All calls answered
LangloiA where Mr. Bunn has ac­ Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as our share.
day
or
night.
Both
phones.
•
pliance can lie u*e<l in any homes
■lurch in this city, died at his home
is a quick, sale and reliable cure for
where there is electric lighting.
Let’s aL) do our part.
I Alanson, Mich., on Dec. 24.
Pacific Railway 4 Navigation Co. cepted a position as cheese maker. all coughs and colds. Contains no
vs. Elmore Packing Co., a case ap- They left on Monday’s train carry, opiates. —Chas. I. Clough Co.
Wanted for Cash, Cheap Farm
IThe Tillamook Feed Co. will make
i pealed to the Supreme Court from ing with them the best wishes of
Lund in Tillamook Couaty.
I du extra low prices on alfalfa hay
their
many
friends.
Horse* for Bale.
A Warning Against Wet Feet.
I -\lten from the car, either in ton | rillamook County, Wm. Galloway
We have a customer who will buy
Wet and chilled feet uaually affect
'judge. Justice McBride handed in
County Surveyor Jackson has
bts/ir car loads, them at once.
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1 tiave 24 head of Horse* for wale, lor spot cash a cheap farm in Tillu-
a decision reversing the lower court. completed the plana and specifica­ the murcous membranes of the
Answer at once
nose, throat and lungs, and la all in good condition. —Apply to uiook County.
I Now that the automobile rush is
i Ralph Ackley Land Co., 170 Fifth
Simmons Brothers and Golds­ tions of the proposed road to Bay­ grippe, bronchitis or pneumonia Geo W. Grayson.
Iver we are repairing any and
St.,
Portland,
Ore.
worthy’s mill is now running and ocean, with an estimated cost of may result. Watch carefully, par­
Everything. Guns, locks and keys,
ready for orders. Dressed lumber $40,000. It was at first thought that ticularly- the children, and for the
racking
stubborn cough give
kpwriters, cash registers
and
furnished after February
15th. a 16 foot road would lie w ide enough, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Complicated machinery a specialty­
No Matter What Your
Rough lumber $8 jier M.
Dressed but as it was thought there would lie It sooths the inflame t membranes,
pt E<1'* Garage. 2nd Ave. Any- lumber will be sold at correspond
considerable summer travel with and heals the cough quickly. Take
Ihing that we can't repair we will inglv low prices. Mill situated 8
Lumber Need
automobiles over this road, a 21) no substitute.—C has I Clough Co,
miles south of Tillamook.
kny.
road was decided upon, As a large
be it can be filled at our
proportion of the road on the bay
yards. We always have on hand
will lw made from dirt <lre<lge<l,out
hi tuber for any and all purposes.
of Sturgeon channel, it will accoin
Whethei ¡'<iu want to build a big
plish two things—make a road bed
house <>r a < hi< ken coop, to make a
and deepen the channel at the same
time. Instead of building the road
new porch or to repair the fence
aiound the shore at Flower Pot, a R.A. WAHLEN, D O
you can find the material* right
Located two Doors west of Lamar's Drug Store.
saving will be made by putting in a Eye Sight Specialist.
here. The best quality too nu<!
tmsael across the mud flats at that
thoroughly k I Indried, though th’»
’• DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.
Dairy Form Wasted
place. As this road is to lie built
prices may not indicate it.
Rest Room for Ladies.
largely by subscription aod by the
Wanted by an i experienced daii
dairy
property owners, it is exfiected that man, a dairy farm to rent, with
JU to 30 cows. Apply to this office.
bids will be called for next week.
Killkare Klub.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
DAKAR’S
VARIETY
STORE
A. G BEAUS Liumber Company
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