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ilklflWk Vol. XXIV. No. 42. s JiraÖliflbt TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FEBRUARY 15. 1912. Mayor J. R. Harter left the city There was a report in Portland on suddenly on Monday. We do not Tuesday that the P.R. A N. was en think that he was scared of the vag deavoring to prevent the L’nited of every money Your accounts with a check instead rancy law, for he has been kept Railways from getting into Tilla fully busy with city affairs since he mook City, which, no doubt, grew of cash. Then you will have both a earner should be became the city's chief magistrate. out of the application for additional record of your payment and a re Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr. trackage on Front street. When to lay up some ceipt as well. Checks on the FIRST Smith, speaks German. Surgery, ever the United Railways is ready NATIONAL BANK OF TILLA thing for the ear, eye, nose and throat Office in to build, it will receive fair treat MOOK are as good as gold. You ment, and as it will need a right of the Commercial Building, opposite future ; to reach middle life with something sub the Todd Hotel. All calls answered way through the city so as to build can secure a book of them by open to Bayocean, Tillamook City will be day or night. Both phones. • ing an account there. You avoid stantial to show for the labor of years ; to have Harriet Ford vs. D. C. Duak and glad to give it a right of way. lots of trouble and dignify your Congressman Hawley, ¡mined Frank McCarter, partners doing a home and property. business by their use. business under the firm name of iately upon receiving the letter in regard to the delay of mail*for Nes- Pacific Coast Fish Co., is a suit Then the inevitable emergency, or declining filed in the circuit court to recover tucca country and asking for a star the sum of $450.00 for the loss of a route between Tillamook City and P.R. & N. WANTS EXCLU Messrs. John M. Scott and H. E. year can be approached without flinching; trouble Cloverdale, immediately took the gasoline launch. Lounsbury, general passenger and SIVE RIGHT TO STREET. freight agents of the Southern Pa can be looked in the eye. Reports from Washington Bays matter up with the postal depart ment. with the result that bids are were taken to Buyocean on that the Rivers and Harbors Com Expects to Bring 50,000 Per cific, The world owes us all a living and more, too. Wednesday, und after making nu mittee will agree upon a “reason now advertised for to carry the sons Into Tillamook-- A inspection of that beach resort, were ably satisfactory bill,” We begin mail, leaving Tillamook City after the arrival of the traiu and leaving The "more” represents what we put aside in a Motor Car Between Ne well pleased with that place, so to shake for fear that the appropria the railroad will sell through halem and Tillamook. tions for Tillamook and Nehalem Cloverdale at 9 a. m., both on a good bank where it may grow in safety. seven hour schedule. No mail on tickets to Bayocean. have been eliminated. Sunday. Tillamook City was visited last Now that the automobile rush is Put your surplus in this bank. We have space F. D. Stafford vs. James Walton, Monday by several officials of the Tillamook Can Beat It. over we are repairing any and everything. Guns, locks and keys, Jr., W. S Walton, A. Bush, A. N. Southern Pacific, who came here for on our ledger for -TOUR account. Milton Smith, aged 17 years, is typwriters, cash registers and Bush, First National Bank and the purpose of obtaining exclusive probably the tallest boy for his complicated machinery a apecialty. Sheriff Crenshaw, is a suit filed in right and additional trackage on years in Washington county, if not the circuit court in which plaintiff Front street, asking a franchise for in Oregon. Young Smith is six At Ed’a Garage, 2nd Ave. Any oldest !- thing that we can’t repair we will pravs that the defendants be re three tracks. The party was coin- fv(Jt two inches tall, and weighs strained from tnakingsaleof certain posed of General Manager I). W. j 135 pounds.—Forest Grove News. buy. notes ; that defendant James Walton Campbell, Engineer F. L. Burck i Robert Ford, son of W. P. Ford, T It- L- A MQQKCm^RE^IsuPFff VISION COUNTY Simmon* Brothers and Golds be required to pay into the court halter, Passenger Agent John M. h worthy’s mill ia now running and the sum now owing by him or in Scott, Freight Agent H. E. Louns keeper of Cape Meara Light Station, ready for orders. Dressed lumber his hands to or for the plaintiff, bury and Attorney Zera Snow, all waa 16 years of age last July, now furnished after February 15th, which are to be applied to the pay connected with tbe Southern Paci- measuring 6 feet 2 inches mid weighs 201 pounds. ILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Pigs for 8ale. E. G. Anderson, Rough lumber $8 per M. Dressed ment and discharge of a judgment, tie lines in Oregon, The P R. & N. Hemlock, Oregon. lumber will be sold at correspond that the sum of $3905 36 be decreed crawled into “a hole" when it uti 'er Smelt 5c. at the Fish Market. Wanted, Oregon Quail, for breed ingly low prices. Mill situated 8 Taft Boosters Get Busy. to be a lien upon and against all of took to change from the spacious The steamer Sue H. Elmore came ing purposes. Permit fortrapping miles south of Tillamook. the Neskowin property; that in de lepot and freight grounds East of A number of the friends of Presi furnished. Address 'Gene M. ip on Wednesday morning. Taxes are being collected steadily fault of payment the property 1 e town and <lo its business on n pub dent Tait and supporters of the R*. Simpson, Sup ’ t State Game Farm, A marriage license was issued to by Sheriff Crenshaw, and having a decreed to be sold; and that James lic street with only one track anil publican administration, and who Corvallis, Oregon. ohn Jenck and Jessie Kellow. few weeks extra time thia year in Walton be required to turn over to confined to a limited space. So these are loyal to the Republican par* v, Dr. P. S. Isaacson, a veterinary Coal $10. a ton, delivered. ifficials, although they did not say have been asked to form a commit which to make the collections, the the plaintiff certain note«. surgeon and dentist, has located in Tillamook Feed Co. . sheriff’s office has been able to keep For the information of those who so, were here to induce the City tee for Tillamook County to boost Ladies’ $20.00 Rain Coat at $12.50, this city. He is a graduate of the up with the applications for state are not conversant with the Ban Council to lift the railroad out of for the re-nomination and re-elec Ontario Veternary College, and hie t Mason Pennington A Co.’s. * ments. Last week about $40,1X10 croft Act, which enables properly “the hole,” so to speak. As this tion of President Taft, who appeals office is in the Todd Hotel, ■ was collected. Shelby Electric Lamps will please owners to pay for street and sewer city contributed several thousands again to tl;e people on his elemi re Slab wood for sale, 16in. lengths, ou. Try them. King A Smith Co. The first car load of wire products improvements on the installment dollars towards the depot grounds cord and the successful manner in $2.75 a load, delivered. Over five F. C. Alexander haB been recotn- : loads $2 50 a load. Leave orders at ever shipped into Tillamook County plan and not in a lump sum, unless and freight yards East of town, there which he has handled National has been received by King A Smith they desire to do so. Take for in are those who thought the P.R. & N. affairs, as well us the continued lended for postmaster at Garibaldi. the A. G. Beals Lumber Co.’s office Company. Car consisted of Woven stance the contemplated sewerage broke faith when it undertook to prosperity in all sections. Presi Outing flannel, 12 yards for one or with the teamster. . i Wire, Barbed Wire and Nails. Par system and hard surfaced pavement make a change, but some of our dent Taft has many ardent admirers bllar, at Mason, Pennington A Co.” Mrs. Willett and daughter return ties wanting any ot these i’etns to be laid in this city, the property citizens are willing to give the rail- in Tillamook County, who will pull I Bert Severance and wife can in on ed from the East ou Tuesday where should see this firm before they buy. owners who want to avail them- road company what it asks, i, while together with the object of billing aturday from Baker City to visit they have been visiting for several ; They will save you money. selves of the Bancroft Act will not others think that it would be a great him re elected. Names which have . teir parents. months. Attorney G. Willett met mistake to give one railroad com thus far been suggested to serve oil j Th* Shakespeare Club had it* be culled upon to pay the first out It will pay you to look at Mason, them in Portland on Saturday. I monthly meeting on Friday after of ten installments until twelve pany the monopoly of the street on the committee are : lenningtonA Co.’s bargain counter Bay City—John O. Bozorth, Arnus W. J. Stephens is circulating a noon, when Mrs. Webster Holmes months after the work is done and the water front and not allow ano ■ is week. petition to have bithuletic pave entertained the members and a few accepted. This makes it easy for ther railroad to get through the city Vaughn, Gus Nelson. that way. But on the whole there Bayocean—M. J. O’Donnell, E. C. [Live chickens wanted at the Tilla- ment for Tillamook City, which is invited gueata. The ladies had a the property owners, and as it is look Meat Company’s Market, 13c. the only suitable material for thia delightful afternoon, the hostess computed by those who are able to is a disposition amongst the citizens Lockwood. to be help the railroad out as much Beaver—W. J. Gilbert, R. C. Mug- wet climate, as it is water proof. er pound. • serving a dainty lunch, which all give accurate information, hard sur face pavement enhances the value as possible, although it is conceded arell. ¡Lost,—A wedding ring marked Found—On Dec. 26, between Hem thoroughly enjoyed. that it has not sufficient room to do Blaine—M. Thompson. of property 33 per cent. LB. A reward of $3 to the finder lock and Tillamook, a suit case Are you looking for something business on Front street. Garibaldi—N. McMillan, F. c. The owner describing same and new? Well, here you are. Guaran | this office. An informal meeting of the City Alexander, Joe Harrison. Brick, ■Bring your chickens to the Tilla- paying for advertising may have teed fire safe cement blocks. Plain Council was held on Monday even Lime, Hebo—J. f. McGinni«, G.W. Body look Meat Company’s Market We it—Herbert Porter. Oretown, Ore. . and rock face building blocks, etc. Cement, ing, and in the absence of Mayor felt, H. M. Farmer. Dr. Milligan will be here on Sun Can be seen on lot accross from Shingles, |y 13c. per pound. Harter Councilman F L. Sapping Woods-W. D. Robedee, H. A. Coal Oil, IMason, Pennington A Co. are day and preach in the Preabyterian Tillamook Feed Co. All kinds of ton presided, and the officials and Miles. Coal, $10 ton, Bering ladies’ winter under gar- church, when it is expected that cement work also done. A. E. Doerge, Poultry Supplies, several citizens were present. Wheeler—C. H. Wheeler. some arrangements will be made Box 446, Tillamook. Telephone to Potatoes, $1.50 per 100, tents at a great reduction. The officials pointed out the need Mohler—j. H. Dunstan. “Best” hard wheat flour $1.40 sk., of additional trackage on Front about filling the vacancy in the Dick, the drayman. ■The Tillamook Feed Company Pacific City—D. T. Edmunds. $5.50 bbl.. 111 pay 2H cents each for good church. Rev. Dr. Bleakney, who was ex- Alfalfa meal, hay and al! kinds street, as one track waa inadequate • Ortlown—H. S Rock. For sale, a good work team, har pected to become the pastor of the of feed at prices as low as any in to handle the business. They re Lks bearing their brand. Tillamook-T. B. Handley, H. T ness and wagon. Also two black Presbyterian Church, has been un- the city. quired three tracks, and demaded Botts, W. G. Dwight, F. R. Beals, ■T, E. Southwick" and wife will T illamook F krd C o . colts, full sisters, from the Nehalem able to sever his connection with exclusive right, for they stated that M. F, Leach, A. G. Beals, Morrison ■ve on Monday for Lewisville, horse, one two year old and one hia Presbytery and church as they business could not be successfully Milla, F. W. Christensen, Arthur ■d., to be gone several months. yearling colt. Enquire at the Head did not want to lose him, and as he The Kilikare Klub carried on with two railroads oper Stillwell, M.V. Stillwell, E. J. Claus ■ eedles, Bobbins and Shuttles for light office. ating over the same tracks. They sen, F. C. Baker. could not be released in any event ly Sewing Machine manufactured. The Kilikare Klub met at the thought, being the pioneer railroad Mrs. Weston's grandson. Laurel until the fall, another pastor will be Hotnlock—I. H. Moore. ■ and Belta. King A Smith Co. home of Mrs. E. M. Bales on Feb into Tillamook City, they were en Cloverdale C. Ray, F. Worthing Hurlburt, from Parrish, Wis., ar sent here. ruary Sth, where twelve members ■An infant’s Crib, a Baby Go-cart, rived here on the train laat week, titled to the privileges they were ton, Frank Taylor. Plans were received on Wednes answered the roll call, two being asking, especially as they were ■od as new, and Quick Meal Range He has worked in a mill for about Sandlake—E. Atkinson. Bed short time. See Ira C. Smith, day for the large hotel to be erected 1 absent expending a large amount of money Nehalem—Henry Tobi S. G. Read, eight years, and intenda to work 1 , The reader, Mrs. Campbell, read at Elmore Park on Garibaldi beach. when the atump is full of water, here for a year. in keeping the railroad runningand Joe Effenlierger, Frank Rowe, Fred It will be built in the California, j a very interesting little booklet, ■ Stumping Powder on those would bring 50,000 passengers into | Zaddach, H. V. Alley. F. A. Sykes, of Spokane, Wash , Imps. It does better work. See has located next door to Lamar's rough wood style and stained. It “ The Angel and the Star, ” by Tillamook the coming Summer An Other« who tuny deHire tn a»rve will take from six to eight weeks to Ralph Connor, after which n short ordinance waa submitted, which, if (the committee and help boost ths Bng A Smith Co. variety store, and is prepared to do build and will cost $15.060, and will business meeting ensued, the mein B young man, Swiss, wishes a __ all _______ kinds of shoe repairing at be finished in tiineforthe summer'a bers discussing the course of study passed by the City Council, will the Taft campaign should comm i- give the railroad the privileges the nit ate with T. It. Handley . ■sit ion on dairy ranch, or will rent ■ reasonable rates. . All work guran business. __________ to be taken up by the Klub. officials apply f<n A number of ■th stock.— Address Albert Pfiff- teed. Give him a cal). * The President, Mrs. Bales, nam-l Improved and unimproved realty questions were asked, and the dis Enthusiastic School Meeting Br, Grand Ronde, Oregon. | jap Perry and WaIter Smith, who ed as a committee Mesdarncs Sar ' in Portland and Hood River and position of the citizens was to as ■ will pay 8c., 10c. and 11c. for call weresentenced to serve nine months chet, Baker, and Campbell to get The special school meeting Ilei I fees at my shop. Try me out and j ¡n the county jail by Justice War- improved and unimproved farm the different topics from the State sist the railroad as much as possi lands near Lyle. Washington, and ble, although there is a strong sen at the school house on Saturday ■ The Old Reliable Hide and ren for stealing chickens, has been library at Salem and have every Banks, Oregon, for eale, or ex timent in the city that if at any time waa well attended, altout nine- Br Dealer, N. E. Melchoir. * released on bouds, as the case ia to change for improved or unimprov thing in readiness by tbe next meet-, 1 another railroad wanted track«!'« being present. Attorney H. T. Hott., Bo rent, a farm near Hemlock, of be reviewed in the circuit court ed realty in Tillamook City or Val ing. Being near St. Valentine's rights on the water front and waa Chairman of the Board of Directora, ■ acres, which will support 12 to It ia reported that one of the large ley. Enquire of Attorney John Le day the hostess had her home dec ready to build it would be to the stated to the meeting that the dis I cows, on a three years lease. timber owners is figuring on erect land Henderson, Room 216, Tilla orated in hearts of all sizes and beat interest of the city to allow trict needed additional land to erect B>ply E. B. O’Neel, Bayocean, Ore. . ing a large lumber manufacturing carried out the luncheon in heart mook Block. them to build and not allow one a new building on, and that the re designs as much as possible. Billamook County Bank, acorpor- plant on the South side of Tillamook company to monopolize the street maining part of two blocks adjotn- Friday evening, at 7.30 p.m., the After voting a very interesting, Bon, trustee, vs. E. C. Sowle and bay. which ia the logical location known .<« Tillamook County Sunday School social and helpful afternoon, the on the water front. The ordinance ' ing the school property, Be is a suit filed in the Circuit for mills and factories on the bay. Convention will hold its first ses- Klub adjourned to meet with Mrs. will be taken up next Monday by the Harter and Totnilson property Burt to recover the sum of $1930.00. A warrant has been issued for the ■ could tie purchased for $. m 00. aion in tbe M.E. church. There will Campbell February 22nd, to cele the City Council. The Board, by a very large vote, The F. R A N. will run a motor ■ he Tillamook Feed Co. will make arrest of R. L. Osburn, who forged be three service* on Saturday and brate in *' Ye Old Colonial Days ” Bu extra low prices on alfalfa bay i I a check on the Tillamook Couniy one on Sunday afternoon, to which in costume, and reading, in keep car between Tillamook City and the wax authorized to purchase the pro Nehalem river, making six trip* perty. ■aken from the car, either in ton Bank for $25. signing the name of •Hare cordially invited. Dr. Chaa. ing of the day. Prof. Baker was called upon t> daily, as soon as the season opens Ba or car loads. See them at once. • Price and Robertson, which he Phippa, aecretary of the Oregon cashed at one of the saloons. He state the present needs of the di*. up. Thia information waa given State Sunday School Asaociation, Blr Went asks ua to make a cor Bid« Wanted for Hauling Cheese out by the Southern Pacific official* | trict. He stated that the present has been in trouble before, having and Dr. Milligan, secretary of the Btion in regard to the Miami Lnm- forged a check for $300 in Montana, Preabyteriao ‘Sunday School Asso when they were in thi* city the fir«t buildings were very much crowded ■ Co.’a dock, which be says has Clover Leaf Creamery Co. will which his father straightened up. ciation, will be present throughout. of the week. During the beach sea and unsatisfactory, that we needed Ben kept up and ia in good condi- receive bide for hauling its cheese He has skipped out son thi* train service ia sure to be a new High School building. A suggestion has tieen made, so and supplies during 1912. Send well patronized. Architect Burggrotf, of Albany, Another thing •a to reduce the coat of building a bide to Carl Haberiach, Secretary, the official* are figuring on ia two waa present and waa called upon road to Bayocean, that the Port of on or before March 15th, 1912. through trains from Tillamook Citj to give the probable C'jet <>* such a C lovfk L baf C kkambky C o . Bayocean pay for the dirt dredged to Portland and two daily trains buildiog ue was ueeded. out of Sturgeon channel where it ia He stated that a concrete building from that city. A large amount of planned to make a road by dredg work is being done to put the road could be erei led for aliout $25,(Ml Card of Thank« in such a manner as to l»e enlarged ing, and. eo to apeak, make two mi- tied of the P R. A N. in good sh*|ie later »» the needs required. portant improvements at half the We wish to thank our friends and for the summer traffic, and the com The Board wax authorized to erect actual coat. If the Port of Bayocean neighbors for tbsir aid sod kindness pany expects to carry 50,(XO |>ersons a High School building on the site would expend a large amount of rtie during the illness and death of our into Tillamook County the coming to tie purchased, not to exceed a I cost of g25,<>)>. excessive levy of ten mills which ia mother aod grandmother. “ DROP IN AND LOOK AROUND.” summer over tin* scenic route on a The meeting waa a very Imrnion now being collected, it could not be F kamk A llknokk . five hours schedule from Portland. tons one, und showed a real pro put to belter use. gressive spirit. D aisy A i . uxdu . There will also be Sunday train*. Insist on Settling THE PRIME OBJECTS ban k T illamook county báñí C~ UHMHR’S VARIETY STORE TILLAMOOK, OREGON.