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-» .■» » Vol. XXIV No. 41 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 8, 1912. $1.50 per year. Three suits were filed in the County Court the past week. Tilla mook Meat Co. vs. George Neideloff, Your accounts with n check instead action for money ; H. C. Kunze vs. F. W. Berger and Chas. Ray, action of cash. Then you will have both a for money ; and Frank Tayl<\r vs. record of your payment and a re J. J. Gee and L. M. Dennis, action ceipt as well. Checks on the FIRST for money. NATIONAL BANK OF TILLA J. R. Gladden, former agent for MOOK are as good as gold. You the Golden Gate at this (dace, can secure a book of them by open left in company with his wife last The first step in buying or building a Thursday to investigate outside ing an account there. You avoid home is the Savings Account. conditions. They will visit Portland, lots of trouble and dignify your / Seaside, Seattle and other im business by their use. portant places before returning to Everybody should have a home of his this city. The Tillamook Athletic Associa own. tion of the High School will give a to catch the train Attorney Johnson STYLISH WEDDING. basket social at the Commercial was figuring on how he could get A savings account with this bank, Club for the benefit of the Gilford a non-suit. However, they manag Miss Bertha Wheeler Becomes Stillwell Park and the base ball ed to get to Bay City later in the the Wife of Mr. Carl C. Hunt. with regular deposits from the income, team. Every one is requested to day, but they are amongst those I A very pretty wedding was «olein - attend. A short program will be who have missed the train. ized at the First Christian Church will provide the money for the first rendered. Rev. J. A. McVeigh, of Portland, in this city last Wednesday evening payment upon one. Mrs. Chas. Thomas spent the Oregon, and a member of the Port at eight o’clock, when Miss Bertha fore pact of the week in Portland land Presbytery, filled the pulpit at Wheeler duughterof Mr. and Mrs.F. visiting friends in company with the Presbyterian Church in this Wheeler, and Mr. Carl C. Hunt were The sooner you begin, the sooner you her husband, who is at. present city last Sunday, both morning and united in marriage by the Rev. R, located at Hillsboro as timekeeper evening. Rev. McVeigh is a very E. Jope. The bridal patty was pre will live in your own home. Evangelist, having ceeded by Miss Mabel Harrison the for the P. R. Jt N7 service. They re successful in connection with ring bearer. The ting, which was turned to this city the middle of the worked F. A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash , I week. However, Mr. Thomas will some of the most successful re made of nuggets mined by the has located next door to Lamar's return to Hillsboro, Saturday. ligious campaign in this country. groom. was carried in a large lily. variety store, and is prepared to do He talks very freely and makes his The bridal party consisted of Rev. I Are you looking for something bank all kinds of shoe repairing at audience feel that they are having R E. Jope, accompanied by the new? Well, here you are. Guaran COUNTY TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE. ___ _ SUPERVISION COUNTY reasonable rates. All work guran teed fire safe cement blocks. Plain a heart to heart talk with a friend. groom and followed by the grooms- teed. Give him a calL * morning for man, Frank Hunter, and bride’s and rock face building blocks, etc. He left Monday J. R. Clark, of the Southern Paci Can oe seen on lot accross from Brownsville, where he will conduct maid,Mies Eva Wheeler. The bride the stump is full of water, fic R. R., and M. Doherty, a Port Tillamook Feed Co. All kinds of an Evangelistic series of meetings. was accompanied by her brother, ILLAMOOK JOTTINGS use When Fred Wheeler, who gave her away. Stumping Powder on those land capitalist, were in the county I cement work also done. A.E. Doerge, A number of the members of the stumps. It does better work. See the first of the week investigating Box 446, Tillamook. Telephone to old band are making an effort to re A duet was sung by the Misses Fay Smelt 5c. at the Fish Market. the beach property situation with I Dick, the drayman. Burke and Eva Wolfe, accompanied ■ organize. Harley Morton, who has Pigs for sale. E. G. Anderson, King & Smith Co. by Miss Alice Todd. The weddiug Adam Schmetzer, who was the the purpose of investing. Hemlock, Oregon. Improved and unimproved realty charge of the work states that he march was played by Miss Ruby Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr. cheese maker at the Red Clover in Portland and Hood River and cun secure the services of a first- I Born, on Friday to the wife of from a Smith, speaks German. Surgery, improved and unimproved farm class band master for $75 per month, McGhee. The t ing ceremony was factory, returned last week R’. K. Lytle, a daughter. ear, eye, nose and throat. Office in I lands near Lyle, Washington, and this being possible only through used. visit to Wisconsin. Two or four office rooms to let,— The bride was dressed in a gown the Commercial Building, opposite I ; Banks, Oregon, for sale, or ex- the fact that he will have other em Don’t plow around those 8tum pH Apply to W. A. Williams. the Todd Hotel. All calle answered , change for improved or uuimprov- ployment in the city. There is of white messaline silk trimmed in again this spring. Stumping Pow * , ed realty in Tillamook City or Val enough musical talent here to make shadow luce and carried a large Ladies’ $20 00 Rain Coat at $12.50, der will take them out for you. day or night. Both phones. I bouquet of roses and carnations. It Mason Pennington & Co.’s. * _ Clyde Craver und wife left on Mon ley. Enquire of Attorney John Le a.good band, but the boys should King & Smith Co. The bridesmaid wore a gown of Will Newcomb and wife left on have a band stand and must have a land Henderson, Room 210, Tilla Married, on Saturday, at the day for Glendale, Arizona, where pink under white silk lace. The Tuesday’s train for Portland. director. The merchants of the city . Christian Church parsonage, Mr. he will make his future home, and mook Block. little ring bearer wore white. Over have expressed a desire to assist in on hie way there will visit relatives I Shelby Electric Lamps will please L. S. Wample ond Miss Iva Gantz, i The editor on his return to this who reside in California He was city on Tuesday found amongst this matter and undoubtedly we three hundred guests were present. rou. Try them. King & Smith Co. the Rev. Jope officiating. After the ceremony Dave Martiny raised by Justice E. W. Stanley. his correspondence the first tele will have band music on our streets took >lr. and Mrs. Hunt to the Outing flannel, 12 yards for one I A young man. Swiss, wishes a in a few weeks. Superintendent L. R. Fields and graphic message to be wired into lollar, at Mason, Pennington & Co.• position on dairy ranch, or will rent home of the bride's parents south District inspector, G. F. Chaphe, of town where the couple received T. F. Shearer has resigned the with stock.—Address Albert Pfiff- his assistant, C. A. Wester, of the I Tillamook county, the Western Southern Pacific, came in on* a Union Telegraph Company having and assistant, W. A. Peterson, and congatuliitions from their frieuds Position of postmaster of Garibaldi. ner, Grand Ronde, Oregon. I special on Monday over the P. R. & completed its line on the 1st of the Mr. Welsh, all of the Pacific Tele and relatives. Many useful an Little Georgie Trowbridge, of I will pay 8c., 10c. and 11c. for calf N., and they left on their car the month. Agent Gaylord, of the phone and Telegraph Company valuable gifts were received by the rairtiew, is reported as being very hides at my shop. Try me out and nsxt day with the regular passenger P. R. & N., is the operater for that have been in this county the past bride and groom. Afterthe wedding E. see. The Old Reliable Hide and train. week putting the telephone lines dinner the guests departed wishing company. • It will pay you to look at Mason, Fur Dealer. N. E. Melchoir. A remonstrance was filed with The Executive Board of the Tilla in first class condition. Mr. Chaphe the happy couple many years of Pennington* Co.’sbargain counter The Tillamook Feed Co. will make the County Court to the petition mook Commercial Club had a con and Mr. Welsh returned to Portland happiness. this week. * you extra low prices on alfalfa hay for the Nestucca cut off across the ference with the County Court on Monday leaving Mr. Peterson here. Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. I Frank Smith and J. M. Ball, of if taken from the car, either in ton tide land, and it appears that sev I Thursday to discuss publicity work He will be here for another week, Hunt left for North Yamhill, where Independence, are visiting with lots or car loads. See them at once. * eral persons signed it who are not I and the advisability of holding a during which time he and Wire they will visit Mr. Hunt's parents, E. A. Ball. Your leisure time and a fewsticks directly interested and live 20 miles county fair. It was decided to call Chief W. D, Smith will put the after which they will leave for an i a meeting of delegates from the entire system in first class shape. extended trip through California. I Live chickens wanted at the Tilla of Stumping Powder used on those away. mook Meat Company’s Market, 13c. stumps will add beauty and value C. E. Speaker, who is connected various Commercial Clubs and Mr. Peterson states that the busi They will be at home to their friends to your property King & Smith Co. with the Warren Construction Co., Granges to formulate a plan and ness phones have been found to lie in Tillamook after their return. per pound. • Mr. Hunt is a well Iodo business Attorney M. J. Gersoni, Henry came in with John McNamer over submit it at the next meeting of the in very good condition as a general I Lost,—A wedding ring marked thing, although the local phones man of the Willamette Valley, hav Tohl. A. C. Anderson, Mr. Johnson, the Wilson river on Wednesday. Court. B. B. A reward of $3 to the finder were not so good. ing a host of friends in that sec Geo. Loerpabel and J. W. Thomp Mr. Speaker has been superin The Committee which is arrang I it this office. The fire boys were called out Weil tion of the country, while Mrs. Hunt tending the work putting in bitliu- son were down from Nehalem on ing for the annual fire dance will I Bring your chickens to the Tilla letic pavement at Forest Grove. start selling tickets the first of the nesday noon by a false alarm. is well anil favorably known mook Meat Company’s Market We Thursday. This time it was Assistant Inspect throughout this county. The happy Wanted, Oregon Quail, for breed Now that the automobile rush is week. Every business man is ex lay 13c. per pound. pected to purchase tickets from the or Peterson,of the Pacific Telepl one couple were sweethearts some years ing purposes. Permit for trapping over we are repairing any and I F. W. Christensen, wife and son furnished. Address ’Gene M. everything. Guns, locks and keys, boys and as a means of encourage and Telephone Company, who ago, and on Mr. Hunt's return a leturned from a briet visit to San caused all the trouble. Mr. Peter few weeks since, the acquaintance Simpson, Sup’t State Game Farm, typwriters, cash registers and ment they have decided to publish ■ rancisco on Tuesday. son was inspecting the local switch« was renewed, which terminated in do not. the names of those who Corvallis, Oregon. complicated machinery a specialty. when he saw a lever he had never the happy event on Wednesday I Mason, Pennington 4 Cc. are man.ex- Slab wood for sale, 16in. lengths, At Ed’s Garage, 2nd Ave. Any Last year every business seen before. He asked, “What’s this evening. Iffering ladies* winter under «ar- a clean except two bought, but thing that we can't repair we will $2.75 a load, delivered. Over five for ? ” giving it a pull. It was the Lents at a great reduction. I sweep is desired this time. loads $2.50 a load. Leave orders at buy. switch for sending in the firealarm Billiard Tournament I The Tillamook Feed Company the A. G. Beals Lumber Co.’s office vs. Dun The case of Earl Ford Simmons Brothers and Golds at the light plant. Almost instantly kill pay 2V4 cents each for good or with the teamster. worthy's mill is now running and Doak and Fred McCarter was tried as Mr. Peterson says, “ a most un The Tillamook Commercial Club lacks bearing their brand. ... The post-office at Mohler has been ready for orders. Dressed lumber before County Judge Mason on: Mon earthly sound was heard,” and is carrying on a billiard tourna I The schooner Tillamook left out established, and an effort is being furnished after February 15th. day. The suit was brought to re when he learned what it was did ment at the present time, in which ■ hursday at four o’clock and must made to establish a route between Rough lumber $8 per M. Dressed cover the value of a gasoline launch every thing possible to stop the the members are taking a Igrrat lave encountered the storm. that place and Nehalem, instead of I lumber will be sold at correspond which was destroyed by fire when noise but to no avail The fire boys deal of interest. I Needles, Bobbins and Shuttles for carrying the mail by boat. The contestants with their | er- ingly low prices. Mill situated 8 in the possession of the defendents. think that the inspector owes them The case came to an abrupt termi Iny Sewing Machine manufactured. centage are ns follows : miles south of Tillamook. a treat for the loss of their dinner. Watch for posters and announce nation when the plaintiff testfied E)il and Belts. King A- Smith Co. T. B. Handley................. »II A. M. Ginn, who lives in Sunny- ment later of George Washington The first car load of wire products that the launch did not belong to Walter Baker.................... V» I An infant’s Crib, a Baby Go-cart, entertainment to be given by local ever shipped into Tillamook County mead addition feels well satisfied M F. Leach, not playedj him but to his wife. wood as new, and Quick Meal Range talent at the Presbyterian church, has been received by King 4 Smith with the income, which he is W. M. Gordon ......... nun Felix Roy come down from Neha ■ sed short time. See Ira C. Smith. on Wednesdayevening, February 21. Company. Car consisted of Woven W. II. Holley............. 833 making from his white leghorn lem on Tuesday and we understand Eugene Jenkins ... 357 I Mrs. Bert King returned to this Found—On Dec 26. between Hem Wire, Barbed Wire and Nails. Par he has decided not to bring suit to hens. During the paat week the John 1’lasker............... lity on Tuesday from Portland lock and Tillamook, a suit case. ties wanting any of these i ems enjoin the county from paying the total receipts from his forty six Frank Fitzpatrick,... . 471 ■ here she hue been visiting her The owner describing same and should see thia firm before they buy. hens was $27.35, with a cost for feed Carl Haberlach......... . 428 outstanding road warrants above Webster Holmes .... . 333 lister. paying for advertising may have They will aave you money. the $5CMK> constitutional indebted of $3.70, leaving a clear profit of S. M. Kcrron ............. 6*4 I Mrs. Clyde Clements returned -it—Herbert Porter, Oretown, Ore. . Clarence Hanenkratt waB married ness. If Mr. Roy thinks he has ' $12.06 for the flock or 27X cents as Bert King.................. 722* the profit per hen. He is getting ■Tuesday from a week ’ s visit with lack Latimer ............. , 333 ----- —-------— ---- - an^uuin, wnc M. r Pangborn, wife miu and two uau- dan- in Portland, February 4th, to Miss been wrongly dealt with he should from thirty to thirty five eggs per Boyd Mendenhall . . . HOU ier son of Bayocean, Ross Shreve 'Khtere> and Mrs. Geo. Alexander^ Francea Grey, of San Francisco,Cal sue the county for the amount he James Walton, Jr. . md wife.------------------------------------------ and three sone, left on Wednesday ifornia. They will make their notne claims, but it would have been an day at the present time with the | If. T. Botts................. 571 hens confined to a apace 20 x 90 feet F. L. Sappington..,. 4.11 Born, on Friday,2to the wife of for Kansas where they will make in Portland after a trip through unjust thing on his part to have Mr. Ginn's chicken« are the A. K. Case......... ,, . Mr. Alexander will Southern Oregon. His many Tilla proceeded as he intended. 2£i 5’. H. Hawkins, a daughter; and their home. Ward strain of white leghorns, one Ira Smith.................... mook friends join in .wishing them in Saturday to the wife of Ed Blum, I follow later. Alex. McNair returned to this city of the best -strains on the coast. As great happiness. i daughter. A number of the lady friends of on Thursday from a visit to Port soon as he receives his new stock I Col’ecting the Taxes. Attorney Chas. W. Talmage Mrs. John Sheets gathered at her The National Stock Co will play land and Eugene. He bought some his ad will appear in these columns. ' ihanged his office from the Com- home in this city last Friday after at the Gem theatre for a week be real estate w-liile at Eugene, which Watch for it. The sheriff began .•ollertinj’ taxei on nercial building to the First Na noon to^help celebrate her birthday. ginning next Monday night The ia destined to become the second Mr If F. Stone, president of the Monday morning. All taxes paid be largest city in Oregon. It was A very pleasant time was spent National people were here aliout a tional Bank building. Astoria Commer« ial Club, and who tween now and March 15th will be sub I. F. Larsen returned from his talking over present day affairs, month ago. and every «me was through III«- efforts of the Eugene ia general supcrintendi-nf of the ject to 3 per rent rebate. Th«! first half trip to Denmark on Friday, and he after which the ladies «erred a light fully satisfied with their perfor Commercial Club and the progres Elmore canneries, gave Tillamook becomes delinquent first Monday tn Iras accompanied by a nephew. lunch and then departed, wishing mances at that time. Their past sive spirit of the citizens which county a visit of ins(>ection. taking April; second half becomes delinquent Mrs. Sheets a happy future. success ia their beet advertisement. transformed Eugene into a wide a- in the Nehalem and Nestucca coun first Monday in October. Knut Jensen. wake business town, and it is s«ir- Total valuation on roll«, 314.339,6.>2; J. P. Allen, proprietor of the try as well as Tillamook buy. lie prising the large number of private * is delighted with the country and railroad ■ n<l telephone asseseed by ' AMen Hopae, and wife returned the and business houses that have been »263,623; total «4,603,265. Ik state. predicts a bright future for it latter part of laat week from a six erected there the part few years. was immensely impressed with the Special school taxes, »I2.'«:fr---'"^8>,t week trip through the middle Ina case at Bay City on Thurs Nestucca country and th«- fertility of Tillamook taxes, »12,633.77; Port of easteru and aouthern states. W bile i away from the hotel Mr. and Mrs. day before Justice Warren in which of the a«.il there ami other places Nehalem taxes, »9,371.49; Port of Hay Allen have apent the greater part of I S. S hiflmar* sued ike Wells and will re there is bottom land. He ocean taxes, 16,094 HO. The total tax their Unit visiting relatives at I Alando Darby for the possession I was also impressed with Tillamook to b® raised in Tillamook county this Kansas City and in Oklahoma. . of a ranch, the justice deciding in bay ami expe« ts that it will have a year amounts to 1337,875.90. This ia Mr. Stone’s I A large number of outstanding Tbia was the first time that Mr favor of the defendants. Attorneys | bright future. “ DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.” Allen and wife had taken a vacation Johnson. Handley and Botts were 1ftnt visit to Tillamook county anil road warrants have been turned in to visit in the east for twenty-four engaged in the case, and when it ia safe 1o say that he will be a by those holding these warrant to Attorneys Botts and Haudlsy failed good booster for it. pay their taxes. years. Marriage licenses were issued the past week to Frank Wilson and Myrtle Sherwood, of Hebo ; Ralph Bunn and Myrtle Davis, of Beaver; L. S. Wample and Iva Gartz, of Garibaldi. Frank Rowe and wife of Nehalem came in from Portland on Thursday. Mr. Rowe did some boosting for Nehalem while in Portland, giving an address at the Portland Com mercial Club. W. E. Southwick has disposed of hie timber claim, what is known as Flower Pot, and the tide land ab- buting the same, to the Lainb- Schrader Co., the consideration being $4.900 for both. The Board of County Commis sioners, composed of County Judge Homer Mason and Commissioners H. V. Alley and H. M. Farmer, con vened on Wednesday for the trans action of business. Mre. W. N. Vaughn, who has been very seriously ill for the past few weeks, is reported as a great deal improved in health. A complete recovery is looked for unless some thing unforseen arises. HOME MAKING 'TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK 5 UBMRR’S 3 VARIETY STORE TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Insist On Settling
