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Tillamook Headlight, Mareh 7, 1S12 The Billiard Tournament. EVLA HALL IS THE BEST GIVES P.R. &r N. 40 FEET ON FRONT STREET. SPELLER IN CONTEST. Captures the First Prize and The Sewerage Sys.em to Cost Herman Schollmeyer is First $45,000--Property Owners to Pay $40.00 a Lot. in Letter Writing. R o ^ al - B K P The billiard tournament at the Tillamook Commercial Club will close oa the 1st April. As there are seven competitors behind the scratch, having played less than 30 games, viz.: Leach, Holley, Plaeker, Huberlach, Holmes, Botts and Men denhall, they are requested to play- more regular. The score 9tand as follows : 619 T..B. Handley.... 595 W.JF. Baker.......... 550 M. E. Leach .... 561 W. M. {Gordon .. 583 W. H. Holley ........ 471 E. Jenkins.............. 429 J. Plasker ............ 372 Frank Fitzpatrick 375 Carl Haberlach 273 Webster Holmes.. GU5 S. M. Kerron ........ 515 Bert King........... 250 John Latimer .... 536 Boyd Mendenhall 560 James Walton 550 H. T. Botts........... 625 F. L. Say pington. 310 A. K. Case........ . 659 Ira Smith............... Open Window Rules. Don’t sleep in a closed room Fresh air is the basic requisite to good health. A sealed chamber i« a breeding place of disease. The lunge utilize the oxygen they breathe and expel their impurities in your exhalations. Within an hour u man consume« all the oxygen in the average room. If tlie windows and transoms are down and the door is shut there after he breather foul poisons. Rural communities should, by reason of natural advantages, be practically immune from the “white plague,” but statistics show a greater percentage of consumptives among farmers than any ether Class of people. Who isn’t familiar with the dead ly parlor, with its stale atmosphere, j where for days at a stretch whole ' generations of malignant germs are permitted to incubate undistub- ed. A week often passes without the admission of sunlight. As well spend an afternoon in a smoke-filled tunnel as remain in such a pesthole. Open the windows even in the rain—far better to spoil a few trumpery lace curtains and spot a ' carpet than jeopardize your health. —Philadelphia Record. The regular meeting of the City- In the recent spelling and letter Council was held on Monday even writing contests held in Hie 1 d.a- mook, Buy City, Nehalem and Clo ing, when Mayor Harter, Council verdale schools at the request of the men Sappington, Leach, Vantree», First National Bank of Tillamook, Maddux and Knudson, with other the re-ults are: Spelling. Elva Hull, city officials were present. There was a good attendance of citizens, Tillamook, first prize, only one word missed ; Flora Edgar, Tilla who attended the meeting to pro test against the sidewalk notice, mook, second prize, four words missed ; Lillian Severance, Tilla which compelled owners to lay side property, mook, third prize, five words miss walks in front of their explained ed. Grace.E. Finlayson, Buy City, Councilman Sappington und J. Reed Bain, Tillamook, each that it was not intended to compel to lay side missed six and John Ebinger, Till all the property owners amook, missed ten, and all the walks at once, but they would only other papers submitted had more be ordered in when necessary. This than ten of the fifty words mis satisfied the citizens who were pre ■ent. spelled. The P. R. A N. franchise was up The spelling test, words of which for discussion and a few details were are given below, was hard which agreed upon. It was proposed to makes the record of the prize-win allow the railroad forty feet on the ners something to be very proud of north side of Front street for a term in addition to enabling them to be of 50 years, and in consideration of Church of Christ. awarded the prizes of first $10, sec this the railroad company is to hard ond $5 and third $2 50. respectively, Services for Sunday March 10th surface the entire street and main tlie money biing awarded by the Bible School at 10 a. m. Classes I tain the same, anil to forfeit the pre- B ink. None of the prize winners for al). If you do not attend Sun- Cold, La Grlppe, Then Pneumonia se nt franchise. Another clause is are in the highest classes of the to be inserted, which provides that day School allend with us. e ; Is too often ttye fatal eequence, and school, nor are they the oldest of have a live, upto date school. ¡coughs that hang on weaken 'he if another railroad company is given the scholars. Miss Hall being 16 and lower the vital resist Preaching at 11a.m. Second in L. ( system * a right to use the 20 feet on the years of age and in the ninth grade series of inter-dependant sermons. , ance. Foley’s Honey and Tar Com south side of the street the P.R. AN. pound is a reliable triedicine that and Miss Edgar, aged 17,and in the Subject, “Man: Who: What: Where?I stops the cough promptly by heal o be relieved of maintaining that I eleventh grade, while Miss Sever Y.P.S.C.E. at 6:30 p.m. Subject, ing the cause; soothes the inflamed part of the street. It was decided ance is only 14 and in the eighth to lay the charter over until Thurs- "Christian testimony that counts.” air passages, and checks the cold. grade. The words were : lay. Evening sermon at 7:30, Becond Keep always on hand Refuse sub 1 26 lamentable stitutes. Chas. I. Clough C M E. Church Services. 1 accuracy making a bid only on fir at $12.45. Application for a railroad fran sermon in the series on the Prodig 27 litigation 2 attributable This lumber would come from the chise was made by the Portland and 29 loquacious 4 al Sou, subject, “ The Return.” 3 applicable Hay for Sale. 10 a.tn.—Sunday School. Last 29 leniency 4 li'iimirious -iontli Coast Railroad, coming into Wheeler mill at Nehalem, and A cordial invitation is extended Sunday, attendance was 127. There magnanimous 30 5 bitlmlithic would in no wise benefit the city or For Sale, Five Tons of Oat Hay the city on the uouth and going to to you to any or all of these ser .11 misinterpret 6 competency is a place and a cordial welcome $15.00 per ton, delivered.—II. E Front street. The ordinance was help to give employment to men vices. 32 meritorious 7 collateral Weston, Tillamook, Ore. for all who belong to no other R. E. J ope , pastor. as mocha 8 cauliflower read for the first time. As the rail who need employment in this school. 34 mortgage 9 cooperative city. A. G. Beals thanked the road doe» not propose to build for 11 a.m.—Sermon subject : “The 10 compreliensibi-35 naturalize NOTICE OF CONTEST. our years it is safe to say that the Board in behalf of the 25 men who 33 negligence lily Glory of Life.” 'ouncil will not grant the franchise. worked in the mill and the 15 men 37 nucleus 11 disseminate Department of the Interior, All 6:30. — Epworth League, 38 occurrence 12 elucidate Councilman Sappington stated who worked in the lumber camp. United States Land Office, young people are most welcome to 39 ominous 13 fascination ULJ---------------- Portland, Oregon, that the engineer's estimate for the 40 opulent March 2, 1912. ! 14 familiarity this young people's hour. •ewer system, which included the To The Republican Voters Of 41 paraffin (or 15 frivolous 7:39.—Sermon subject, "Catching To William Knous, of Blaine, Ore final e) •ity north of 8th street, would be 10 gyration gon, Contestee : Tillamook County. Foxes.” , 42 parallelly 17 hypothesis ibout $45.000, but this did not in- You are hereby notified that ROY . J ames T. M oore , pastor. 18 hypothecate 4? paralyze I, U. G. Jackson, do hereby place L. COOK, who gives 260 Third st., lude the cost of the overflow sya- 14 idiosyncrasy 44 referring Portland, Oregon, care of Plummer You like a little salt and pep 'em, It would cost the property my name before the Republican 45 refrigerator 20 i i ntel iig i bly Drug Co , as his post-office address, per—a Voters of Tillamook County as a ....... little mustard—a little 21 jeopardize 46 remittance iwners $40 for a 52Mt. lot, while the U. B. Church. did on February 5th, 1912, file in j lemon extract—a little this and 47 rec ri procate 22 justification paving will be $175 lot 24ft. frontage candidate for nomination to the this office his duly corroborated ap-, that to flavor your grub. Your 48 rhubarb Zi juiciness plication to contest and secure the ' cow, your steer, your hog under mil $210 for 30ft. It was expected otlice of County Surveyor in the Sunday School, 10 a.m. 24 kerosene 49 separate cancellation of your Homestead, natural conditions would have a that the plans and specifications for coming Republican Primaries. 50 succinctly 25 labyrinth At 11 a.m.—Mrs. Holmes, who Entry No. 0425, Serial No. 0425, In letter writing. Herman Scholl these improvements will be finished With my experience and knowledge has for several years past been a made September 14th, 1938, for S, W. chance to get a bite of this, a bite of that and a bite of the other meyer, of Nehalem, was given the in a few days, when the city council of conditions in all parts of the missionary in Alaska, will give a ■4 of N.E. V4, S.E. H of N.W. 44, thing and so get a variety in its county, I believe I will be able to N.E. 44 of S.W. 44 and N.W. 44 of first prize by the judges, J. Reed will be in a position to proceed. lecture on conditions as she saw feed. But under the unnatural S E. 44, Section 34, Township 3 condition in which you keep render good service to the people Bain, of Tillamook, second and Evu them in the far north South. Range 8 Wes’, Willamette them, they get everv day about Thia (Thurrday) evening the City- of Tillamook Connty If nominated Wheeler, third, and these three also Tlie Young Peoples' Christian En Meridian, and as grounds for receive ten. five s nd I wo dollars and Council will vote on the P. R A N. and elected I will accept the office deavor Society will begin sharp at his contest he alleges that said the same sort of stuff to eat. As a natural consequence they get fifty cents, respectively from the franchise, which is to give the rail und will attend strictly to the per 6:30 p. m, On account of the large WILLIAM KNOUS has never es “off their feed.” Even if they road 40 feet on the north side of formance of my duly and will en tablished residence on said land, bunk The work of judging the attendance and the interest that is has never made any improvements do not. their digestive organs letter», of which over one hundred Front street for a term of 50 years. deavor to serve the interests of the being taken, it requires at least a thereon, has never cultivated any need the tonic effect which comes from a variety of feeding stuffs. hsd to be scrutinized, was a big task Thia will enable the railroad to lay- ’ people to the best of my ability. full hour. portion of the same, but has wholly Yours truly, Watkins’ Stock Tonic and that of choosing the beat from three tracks on thia public street. abandoned said land fefr more than A special program is prepared by U. G. J ackson . six months immediately preceding Is a scientific preparation which about twenty-five good letters wna Some of the Councilmen ure in a Miss Seston. this date. not only improves the flavor of very difficult, however, the de dilemma to know what to do under At 7:30 p. m.— Win. Fletcher will You are, therefore, further notified the feed you feed, but also sup cisions of six judges resulted in the the circumstances, for if they give that the said allegations will be give a lecture on “ Salvation Army plies that tonic element so needed Prices for Hogs award being made as »luted. Scholl, away 40 feet on that street, they Cavalry.” Mr. Fletcher’s talks taken by hie office as having been to make your live stock do their must expect the people to rub it in confessed by you, and your said meyer's letter would lie creditable Light hogs 150 lbs 8Hc. ure always very interesting and in entry be canceled thereunder with best. There is no longer any doubt 150 lbs. to 200 lbs. 8c. for n muti und is splendid for u them in yeurs to come for doing so. structive. Come and hear him. out your further right to be heard about the need of a tonic for the 200 lbs. to 250 lbs. 7M|C. public school scholur. writing being A good easy seat and a hearty therein, either before this office or modern domestic animal kept 300 lbs. and over, 7c. fair, punctuation und form good on appeal, if you fail to file in this under artificial conditions. You welcome to all. WANTS THE HOME IN Tillamook Meat Company. office within twenty days after the must give them something to und composition very good. His DUSTRIES PATRONIZED. fourth publication of this notice, as help them digest their feed and composition secured him the first shown below, your answer, under get the greatest good from it. place. Hain’s letter is also best in oath, specifically meeting and re Watkins’ Stock Tonic supplies No. 20 Í. i <ini|M>»iti<m and allows the writer Which Gives Employment to sponding to these allegations of this need. It makes the animal Report of the Condition of to be wide awake and fullv posted contest, or if you fail within that relish its feed more; it aids in Men With Families. time to file in this office due proof the digestion and assimilation und informed of what is going on that you have served a copy of your of the feed, and in addition to A petition is being circulated in Tillamook County mid able to answer on the Said contestant that, it has a tonic effect upon present It forcibly. Mias Wheeler umongst the business men asking either in person or by registered the whole system. captured third place with mi ele the City Council to award the con mail. If this service is made by the Your animals need a tonic of at Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, Feb. 20, 1912. tract fur the sidewalk lumber to delivery of a copy of your answer this kind. Watkins’ Stock Tonic gantly written, neat und briefly, yet to the contestant in |>er»on, proof of is not a secret preparation. We RESOURCES I LIABILITIES sufflcently comprehensive letter. the A. G. Heals Lumber Co., on ac such service must tie either the said Bcliollmeyer mid Bain were success count of its being a heme industry Loans and discounts............... $239,157.21 Capital stock paid in.............. ! $ 30,000.00 contestant’s written acknowledg tell you the actual ingredients that are used in it. You know fill on letter teat No. 1. while Mias giving employment to twenty five ment of his receipt of the copy, Surplus fund............................. 2,500.00 showing the date of its receipt, or exactly what you are buying, and W. crier receiveil her prize for her families who have their homes here Overdrafts, secured and un pound for pound it will go farther secured.............................. the affidavit of the person by whom and do more good than any other 4.18 Undivided profits, less ex W >rk on teat No 2. The teats fol- and are depending upon work at the delivery was made stating when the saw mill for a living. Iowa : Bonds and warrants............... 38,417.90 penses and taxes paid. . 15.926.97 and where the copy was delivered ; sfock tonic or so called stock food ever made. Our citisens and business men Stocks and other securities Assumed : ' "That vour cousin 720.44 Due to banks and bankers... 820.15 if made by registered mail, proof The Watkins Man will be glad < luirlea C Sinitli. of Gnrnder, Kau- ire all in favor oi home industries of such service must consist of the 2,136.53 Deposits due State Treasurer 4,000.00 affidavit of the person by whom the to leave you a pail on trial, -.i -.has sold hi» farm und lias wiit and a pay roll in this city, far they Banking house. ................... backed by the Watkins guarantee, Individual deposits subject leu usking your opinion as to the know that this is the business life Furniture and fixtures......... copy was mailed stating when and 2,680.75 wisdom of Ilia moving to Tillamook to check............................. 210,701.26 the post office to which it was Deliverd by Waggon. 6,619.17 Demand certificates of de County (or any purl thereof if you of every city. But if the lumber tor Other real estate owned .... mailed, and this affidavit must be choose) to engage in dairying or sidewalks is shipped in frum Nehal Due from banks (not reserve R. R. ROBERTS posit.................................... 3,861.80 accompanied by the postmaster’s other buaineaa. Answea hia letter, em and the local industries are receipt for the letter. bsnks) ................................ Certified checks............... gluing reasons." 200.00 You should mid state in your answer Aaauiued "That you wiah to turned down it means leas employ Due from approved reserve | Time certificates of deposit . 96,014.25 the name of < the _ post _________ office to ______ which ment for those who live here. Here attend the Oregon Agricultural banks.................................. 43,022.91 Savings deposits..................... 58,559.81 you desire future' notices to be sent College, University of Oregon or is something we want to impress Checks and other caah items to you. 1,023.72 ; Liabilities other than those some other Oregon college or Uni upon the City Council. Work is Cash on hand ......................... H. F. H igby ; Register. I 29,569.35 above stated..................... versity (aeleet any you wish), write 782.77 scarce for men in this city, und J. C. A rdrey , Receiver. Total................................. 363,367.01 a letter to the president thereof. I Total................................... 363,367.01 Date of first publication March telling him what studies you wish what men are employed at the saw I 7th, 1912; date of second publica to take uaking coat of book», tui mill have to de|>end upon the de STATE OF OREGON, I tion March 14th, 1912; date of third County of Tillamook 9! tion, Iman I and room mid such mand for lumber for the amount of 1. Erwin Harrison. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear publication March 21st, 1912 ; date other information na you would work they obtain. One man who of fourth publication March 28th. naturally have to have.” that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief 1912. Tin* content ha» aroused conaid- I ns property in thia city has to put EEWIN HARRISON. Cashier. in a sidewalk in front of hia pro eruble intereat uud it is prolmbl* Subecribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of March, 1912. C. A. Glossner 24 Ontario St that other buaineaa men ct the perty. and lie is wondering how he Rochester, N Y., bas recovered MYRTLE 0. MILLS, Notary Public. will tie able to pay for it if he ia de- County will request another auch from a long and severe attack of < OR RECT-Attest: M. W. Harrison, D. Fitapatrica, H. T. Botts. kidney trouble, his cure being due contest, ottering priaea, in the near i privrd of work by lumber being DIRECTORS. shipped in from Nehalem to Foley Kidney Pills. After detail Every future ao that apeilinu and letter ing his case, he saya: “I am sorry business man receives some bene* ____ writing may receive more attention I did not learn sooner of Foley Kid fit from the saw mills in this city, in the aclioola. ney Pill». In a few day's time my and if Tillamook City ever amounts bachache completely left me and I Io anything it will have to show a had greatly improved. My kidneys Wanted for Cash. Cheap Para < he position to patronite home in became atnifiger. dixxy spells left Land in Tillamook County l,,le anil I was no longer annoyed dustries more in the future thau at night. I K-el lot) tier cent better it has m the j-aat since using Foley Kidney Pills. ” We have a customer «rim will b'ly At a meeting of the Executive Chas. I Clough Co. fur »put inali a clirnp farm in Till» the building of a house, barn or Hoard of tile Tillamook Commercial Children are much more Ukely to inisk County. Answer at once. any other structure, we advise contract the contagious diseases t lub this morning, it was unani- — Rahh Aihley I mid Co. 170 FiftT when they have colds. Whooping you to put none but the best mostly resolved that the City ' Let ua shew you our cough, diptheria, scarlet fever, and SI., Porthmd. Ore. lumber in it. You’ll find it just t ouncil should award the »ide walk special display of attrac consumption are diaeaaea that are A Snap. as cheap at the start and far lumber contract to,the home in- tive new styles. We are o'teu contracted when the child has cheaper in the end. Let ua , duatry as it employ a a large number a cold. That is why all medical perfectly equipped for authorities say beware of colds. Tor aale cheap, 2 3 acre» six of ireu who have families residing figure on your lumber needs and making group pictures For the quick cure of colds you will Idock* from High setuad Good II iu the city The City Council called you II find them just as low as and will please you with hnd nothing better than Chamber r«,«>ni ln»u»e with tsxth. toilet. you would have to pay for the the quality of our work. • ectric light» uud all INMI modern for bide for fir and spruce lumber, lun'i Cough Remedy. It can be’ common kird. convenience*. Ajao 8TO ck | barn and alter the bid fit the A. G. 1*1» depended upon and is pleasant and chicken i>ack and iF tkleow. kw Lumber Co. for *1230 for tir and*10 asfe to take. For sale by all dealers. •on for aelling. poiCtaralth , for spruce had been reed, a bid by For Sole. White Star Seed Pota- Callon or wri tas h f L U Hatha Hadley was put in end toe», extra fine Appjy A. W. Atter- »q llLauiuok. O-tgou a ing owde Absolutely Pur To have pure and wholesome food, be sure that your baking powder is made from cream of tartar and not from alum. The Labe! will guide you Royal is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar No Alum No Lime Phosphates Are You Giving Your Live Stock a Fair Deal ? The Tillamook County Bank « If you have in mind Now is the time to have that group picture made. Monk's Studio A. G. Beals Lumber Company burr. Tillamooa. Oregon.