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Vol. XXV
TII.UMOOK, ORBGON JULY 25, 1912,
drove five miles the other "lay to pay
A
a debt, losing half
a day’s time
Farmer' doing so.
Near
Had he been a depositor with
Here
this bank, »he would have mailed
his check
at an expense of
two
cents, and
spent his time more profitably.
It’s an extravagance not to be a bank de-
positor, for nothing helps so much to save time
and money as having an account with
I
OLDEST^
bank
CAPITA L
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK ~
J.
county i
COUNTY
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.___
—Aossa
SUPERVISION
Parties who are sending the
Headlight to E. F. Dack, Sheridan,
Oregon, should cease doing so as
the paper is not taken from that
office.
B. E. Duncan, wife and daughter,
of Hood River, are attending a few
days in this city. Mrs. Duncan is a
daughter of L H. Brown, who was
engaged in the meat business here
There will be a big demand for about twenty years ago. It has
good Cement this season.
The been nearly fifteen years since she
Lamb-Schrader Co. carry the largest was here.
line of Cements in the city. Tele­
Rev. Father Adelheim, prior of
phone Main 1771.
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Moqnt Angel College, will come in
George W. Stiverson and Mias this »eek and will have temporary
Irene Ellenor Cochran, daughter of charge of the Catholic chWrch for
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cochran of a few weeks. The reverend gentle­
Cloverdale, will be married there man is an interesting speaker and
the 29th of August.
no doubt will make many friends
The City Transfer Co. are the fel­ during hie brief stay in this city.
lows who haul anything, anywhere,
All old soldiers are requested to
any time.
Office on Main Street, meet on Saturday. August 3, at the
opposite Clough's Drug Store. Cal! rooms of the Tillamook Commercial
us by phone, Main 051.
Club to reorganize Corinth Post.
Mies Barbara Hathaway and Mrs. No 35, Department of Oregon, and
Bert King returned from Portland it is hoped that all old soldiers will
on Monday accompanied by Mrs. make a point of being present and
Frank Kerremans, who bag come assist in the reorganization.
in on a visit to her relatives.
There will be a meeting of the
Attorney Lee M. Travis, Mrs. members and friends of the Pres­
Travis and Mias Fredericka and byterian Church next Sunday eve­
Gould Travis, will come in today ning for the purpose of making a
from Eugene to spend their vaca­ “call” for a pastor, to fill the va­
cancy caused by the resignation of
tion at the editor's home.
If you want to raise a horse that Rev. W. C. Ross, who preferred to
has the right size, style, action, take up mission work at first,
quality and value stop and study
the opportunity that is before you
in Eugene Jenkins’ window.
The yacht Bayocean has been
laid off and in future the launch
Henrietta will carry the Bayocean
passengers to and from Garibaldi.
She will make three trips daily from
this city, remaining at Bayocean
over night, the last trip being made
from this city will be 7:30 p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Neilson, Mrs.
W. W Pollock. Masters Jack Neil­
son. Stanley and Carl Pollock have
returned to their borne inLa Grande,
Oregon, after visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. De Lillies.
Mrs. Neilson and Mrs. Pollock are
and Mr«. De
daughters of Mr.
Lillies, of this city.
The Commercial Club of this
city, at Jits regular monthly busi-
ness meeting Monday night voted
to have a get together meeting with
the other Club» of the county and
to extend to these clubs an in­
vitation
to join
them in the
movement.
The meeting ia to be
held August 8th.
Miss Grace Whitehouse has as
her guest for a couple of weeks
‘ILLAMOOK JOTTINGSl Fro,nfuly 1st. 1012, the service Miss Roma G. Stafford, of Oregon
fee will be % price or $12.50 for one City. Miss Stafford ia a teacher in
Is p. Schnal, a brother of Morris colt one week old.—E. F. Rogers, the public schools of Portland.
owner.
Ihnal, is in on a visit.
W. Raker, District Agent (or the
'■>
Captain Dodge has decided to North West Insurance Co., is in the
Id. C. W. Leghorn Eggs- $1,00 per
take passengers down the bay and county at present looking after the
siting of 15. A. M. Ginn.
I deep sea fishing trips for excursion interests of his company. He will
■Mrs. Fred Poorman is in from parties in the launch Olive.
be in this vicinity about two weeks.
Lrtland on a visit to her parents. |
Mr. and Mrs. C- Christensen,
G. W. Griffin and wife, of Eugene,
(Commissioner H. V. Alley was in parents of F. W. Christensen, are
are spending their vacation in this
|e city Monday on private busi- in from Portland on their dimmer
county visiting the .-beaches. Mr.
L
*
■83.
vacation.
Griffin is one of Eugene’s leading
For Sale,—Seven Head of Horses
Marriage licenses were issued to hardware men and is an important
id two Hacks.--J. E. Brown, Tilla- H. T. Hylton and Ruth E. Fraser; factor in that city.
Lok.
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and John
Matela and Fannie
W. E. Claussen and C. A. Wolf­
Men and teams wanted for remov­ Wehmanen.
gang, together with their wives, are
al dirt for new hotel.—See H. T.
Mrs. A. E. Nolan, of Portland, here visiting with Mr. Claussen’s
jtts.
* came in Monday to visit her sister, brother, E. J ClauBaen, of thisjeity,
[Ve will sell vou a buggy for lees Mrs. B. C. Lamb and family, for and incidently looking, over the
&ney than it has cost US., Ask several weeks.
country about the bay.
Irode.
A petition was circulated last
Quick relief and permanent re­
F. W. Talbot and family have
Live chickeus wanted at the Tilla- sults follow Chiropractic (Spinal) week to have the train arrive in
moved from this city to Clatskanie
this
city
about
two
o'clock,
which
bok Meat Company's Market, 13c. Adjustments. Dr. Scheetz.
Office
where they will reside.
Mr. Talbot
would be a great convenience and
r pound.
Wade Residence.
expects to use the Comet and Frolic
to
would
enable
business
men
Dr. Jack Olson has opened den-
Chiropractic is successful in all
in the passenger service on the
I parlors over F. R Beals’ office. forms of disease. See Dr. Scheetz. answer their mail the same day.
Columbia. The Frolic was taken
1th phones.
R W. Smith, Road Manager for out with her own power while the
Office Wade Residence, opposite
the J. B. Henderson Co., of Stock- smaller boat
>
Bring your chickens to the Tilla- Court House South.^
was
transported
bok Meat Company’s Market. We
One of the local attorneys are ton, California is in the city this aboard the steamer Sue H. Elmore.
w 13c. per pound.
looking into the proceedings of the week investigating conditions in
A telegram has been received
Luts more Grass with leas effort, city council in regard to the sewer thjp section. Mr. Smith is a gradu­ stating that President Schwerin, of
ate of Leland Stanford University. the National Milk Sugar Co., of
G erman S cythe Blade, $1.50 at and pavement contracts.
YOU ’LL STAND WELL
In the community once it is known
you are saving money.
Employers
look with favor on the young man who
is a regular visitor to our receiving
teller’s window, y There's satisfactibn
for the young man too.
The satis­
faction of knowing he is building com­
fort and independence.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
in use at the Lamar's drug store
has been purchased by Mr. Ray and
will be used to generate power. The
system will light all of the build­
ings in the little city in tf»e south
of the county.
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UHMAR'S VARIETY STORE.
TiuunmooK
O regon
Drop in and book Around ”
FISHERMEN FORM UNION
Prices on Chinooks Raised-
Fishermen Stand Firm.
The climax to the fight for a raise
in the price of fresh Chinooks w<n
reached Monday night when Blaine
Hays, president of the Union and
representative of the fishermen on
the bay, met the repreaentHtives of
the canneries and packing houses
on the bay, in thia city and forced
them to decide whether or not they
would give tlie one cent raise that
was being asked tor.
The cannery and packing house
reirfesentiitives, including F. D.
Small, of the Tillamook Ice nnd
Cold Storage
Co., Watler Rid-
haulgh, of Bay City, apd C. W.
Stone, of the Elmore Cnnnkry at
Garibaldi, stated that they would
give nothing above 3l(c. for fish
over 23 fHiunds and 3c. for those
below. The fishermen held out for
a 3S, and 4c. tiasis.
The conference was continued
until nearly 3 u.m. Monday, when
when it was seen that nothing
would be terminated. John F. Mee­
han, manager of the Portlund Fish
Co., offered to buy all the fish that
could be supplied mid stated that
he hail tried to get a start in thia
bay for a number of years. Ths
fishermen showed their apprecia­
tion of the offer made by Mr. Mee­
han mid stated that they would
keep him going with fish if they
hrnl to furnish the catch at cost.
At One time it was reported that
the packers had secured the services
of a Portland man to undersell
Meehan, but thia statement was
found
to
have
no
founda­
tion. The fact is that they liad
offered S. K. Manning, a prominent
fish dealer and preserver of fresh
salmon eggs, a position as hand­
ler of the Portland end of the busi­
Death of Mrs. Mills
ness, but tie was unwilling to
Mrs. Mary M. Mills died at her accept it since, according to his
home in Fairview, July 23, 1912, at statement, he was in here merely for
12:30 o’clock, in., after an illness of the purpose of looking after n place
two «reeks, at the age of 7H years to secure (fresh salmon eggs for
preserving anil he also stated that
and three months.
Mrs. Milla was one of the most his price would be too high for the
highly respected women in Tilla packers.
Mr. Meehan left for Portland,
mook and tieloved by all who knew
her, and her death is deplored by a Tuesday morning, after making
large numtier of intimate friends, arrangements to take the out put
W. O. Chase, a
the tiereaved family having the for the present.
sympathy of the entire community. local fish dealer ia paying 3'V. and
The remain were buried to day in 4c. for the catch mid shipping to
the Oddfellows’ Cemetery nt Fair Portland. Something over half ton
is shipped per%iy.
view.
^4 e fishermen organized ulaiiit a
Mary M Kinnan wee born on the week ago to fight for tlie raise and
15th day of April, 1834, near Kanes elected Blaine Hays, of thia city,
ville. Ohio When a «mall child (resident, and Hiram Eadus, of
her parent« moved to Indiana, Hay City, ‘secretary and treasurer.
where she met Robert H. Mills, to There are about on«- hundred fisher,
whom she wee married the 25th men inclu<ie<l in ths union, and
day of August, 1853. Seven children they state that they are going to
were born of this union, five of fight to the finish.
whom are living: Mrs. Rose Craw­
Tuesday, C. W. Stone, manager
ford, Morrison, Grant and the of the Elmore Cannery ; W. W<
Misses Kathleen and Myrtle Mills. Ridhanlgli, manager of the Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Mills moved to Fisheries Co. and F. D. Small, of
Missouri in the early part of their thia city, decided to shut down their
married life and were there during plants for the present ami take in
the Civil War and experienced their tioata and fishing supplies
many hardships. latter they mov­ which they gave out to their men
ed to 1-ogan County, Illinois, and at the tieginning of the season.
also lived a short time in Chicago
The position of the cannery men
In the year IM3 they ensue to Ore­ ia that the market doea not justify
gon and after living in Portland them in (laying 3!« and 4c. aa there
one year came to THliimook where is a glut in the market from last
the family has since resided.
year’s | mm k and the large pack of
Mrs. Mills was a grand daughter fish in Alaska thin year. A wire
of General Wilkinson, who distin­ from Alaska save: Mr. Clevenhn-
guished himself in the Revolution­ sen wires from Wrangel, Alaska,
ary War.
Her mother,
Nancy an follows: ,"lk> not raise your
Wilkinson Kinnan, was horn in the 1 prices above last year. Very large
old Fort at Harper's Ferry in Vir­ ' pack of fatter salmon in Alaska,
gin».
Market elumnnug last.”
Frank HanenkiHtt brought hie
(10 h.p , seven passenger “Rambler”
to this city lately from Portland
and will use it during the summer
in the passengerservice. Mr. Han-
enkratt is having a good business,
especially in taking parties from
this place lo the beaches. Satur
day night he made four trips to
Bar View, taking as many as ten
people at one load. He may gen­
erally be found around R. W. Wat­
son's Reul estate office or by phone.
Mr Hanenkratt states that if there
is sufficient business here thia sum­
mer, he will put his seven passen­
ger “Packard”'on the road.
A. Giebisch, of the Giebisch and
Joplin Co., arrived in town Friday
with a party /including Mr. and
Mrs Wallace Moser, Mrs. H. Law­
ler and’the Misses Anna and Kate
Giebisch, nieces of Mr. Giebisch,
Tlie trip froirf Portland to this city
was made in Mr. Giebisch’« car in
a little over six hours. When about
nine miles this side of Portland the
steering shaft broke afid the ma
chine would have dashed the party
to their death had it not la;en for
the quick work of the driver in
throwing on the brakes. As it was
one of the young ladies in the back
seat was thrown out of the auto by
the sudden atop, and a suit case
which was on the back of the ma
chine was thrown nearly thirty feet
ahead of the car. The party re­
turned to Portland Sunday after­
noon. Mr. Giebisch was here look­
. ing after the construction work on
! the city sewerage system.
Don’t put in all of your time New York, will be in Tillamook City
For Sale,-Team flyears old, weight
thinking
of the “ Sweet By-and- about the 1st August, when the
rhe Tillamook Feed Co. will pay 13,000 to 15,000 each. Wagon and
■ cash for your good sack« 'if harness, $300.—Joe West, North By.” But be sure and connect up matter of establishing a factory
with the “ Sweet' Now-and-Now” here for the purpose of extracting
lught in at once.
Fork of the Nehalem river.
which is the time to buy A berdare sugar from whey will lie decided
of
Portland,
The
baseball
game
on-
Sunday
be-
Frank Robinso.n,
(Australian) Coal.
Lamb-Schrader and the location selected.
b in town the last of the week on ween the Baltimore Dairy and Till­
Co.
Between 500 and flOO passengers
amook was another victory for the
it tern of business.
R«
m . W. S. Holt, D. D., field sec- left Portland on Saturday on the
■ay Rope, Forks and other Toole latter with a score of 4 to 0.
retaay of the home board, will P.R. 4 N. The morning train was
Miss Dorothy Wyvel. of Portland,
It are required in Putting up
preach at the Presbyterian Chuch so crowded that it had to return to
arrived in town Wednesday and
|y. King & Smith Co.
.
next Sunday. Dr. Holt has been in the depot for two extra coaches
pig Reduction on Lawn Mowers, will visit Mies Grace Whitehouse this city a number of times and is after it had reached Fourth street,
be one of your own while they during the camping season.
a live wire in the Presbyterian and after pulling out with two
Married. Sunday, July 21 at the church.
I cheap. King A Smith Co.
engines another engine had to lie
Bor Sale,—A light wagon, light home of the bride's parents near
Dan Oliver raised a chicken with sent for to help the train up the hill '
bble harness snd mowing mac- Forest Grove, Elva S. Baker to four legs, but as it would not eat at South Portland.
Be. Enquire at Rogers Barn. • Eugene Atkinson, of Sandlake.
he killed it. The chicken tried to
Attorney
James
McCain, of
Coal delivered for $8.00 per ton raise itself on three legs but was McMinnville, Oregon, and a party
Bor Sale,—a young horse weight
I about 1300 pounds, or will trade or $4.50 for half ton,or good fir wood unable to do so. It can be seen in composed of Attorney Potter C. [
la lighter one. See D. L Sbrode. already sawed for $5.75 per cord or a glass bottle at the Tillamook Feed Sullivan, of Tacoma; Mrs. Frank C. j
$3.00 for half a cord. See Shrode. • Co’s. Store.
Morse, of Olympia; Mrs. J C. |
■ you intend to paint, now is
Frank Evanson, a timberman of
■ time. Have some special prices
John Kirchoff, who has bseu Wells, of I-os Angeles, snd Lvle
■paints now.
King A Smith Co. Portland, wan registered at the steward of the Tillamook Commer­ and Cecil Parker, of McMinnville,
Rhe Elmore Packing Company Hotel Todd the last of the week. cial Club, has resigned and Frank were in this city with Ed. Gilbert,
He ia looking after investments.
Fitzpatrick will take his place. of Beaver, Saturday. Mr. McCain
■ brought a replevin suit against
Miss Mabel Johnson, of Long Mr. Kirchoff expects to go into the and party are camping at Beaver
bam Eadus to recover fishing
Beach, Cal., who has been visiting grocery business the first of next at present and will remain at that
|r.
I place for about three weeks.
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. month.
Bias Sadie Banfield and Mrs. W
Reedy, left Saturday for her home.
The Oregoq Life Insurance Co.
On Saturday evening the Tilla
■ Slater and family returned to
j
regard
Tillamook Country of suf­
mook
Concert
Band,
assisted
by
John
D.
Edwards,
of
the
Whitney
■r homes in Portland this morn-
Co , Ltd., has beep in thia city for the Bayocean orchestra, will give ficient importance for a District
the past week looking after the in­ a ball and concert at Bayocean, Management and was fortunate in
>u can get the genuine K b stern
terests of the Company in thia lo­ and a special banquet will be serv­ inducing Mr. Geo. H. Root to ac­
feed meats at the Tillamook
ed at the hotel. The Henrietta will cept the District Management. He
cality.
I Company General
Supply
is a gentleman of push, integrity,
R. L Beck, of the firm of Crand- leave here at 7 p. m.
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Attorney D. A. Tufts and Dr. R. . and will no doubt be a means of
■1 A Roberta, who are experting
k>unty Clerk Holden will have
the county booka, has taken Mr. E- Brennan, of Portland, are rus­ ' bringing Oregon Life to the front
! in Tillamook County, as it already
notices posted, in regard to an­
Derchman’s place finishing up the ticating on the Trask River this
ting new territory to the Port of
week. They came in by auto and i is in all other sections of Oregon,
r City, thirty days previous to work.
Mr. Tufts says Tillamook county ia
Percy Caufield, of Oregon City,
Hiram Eadua haa been arrested
¡election.
deserving of a great deal of credit spent the first part of the week at
chaiged
with
threatening
to
shoot
r. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr.
I Tillamook Beach. Hayocean and
for its good roads.
•th, speaks German. Surgery, Fred Cody, the trouble grew out
I Tillamook.
While at Tillamook
Rosenberg
Bros.,
the
new
bank
eye, none and throat Office in of a dispute between fishermen.
Beach Mr. Caufiel«! waa the guest
ere.
came
last
Saturday
evening
He
will
have
a
hearing
this
(Thurs
­
Commercial Building, opposite
| of Mr. and Mrs H. J. Thorne, of
Tod^ffiotel. All calls answered day) afternoon before Justice Stan­ looking« for ■ place to live. They
will camp” during the summer on Portland, who are apending their
or ^P* 1’
Both phones
•
ley.
R. M. Fuson's. Thej^are now busy vacation on their lieach property,
fixing ready for the opening of the in Tillamook he visited at the home
bank. Recor<1. Aumsville. Oregon. ot Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Whitehouae.
Mr. Canfield ia connected with the
The weather turned showery on
Bank of Oregon City.
Sunday, much tothe disappointment
Will Spaulding, manager of the
of the large crowd which went to
I
the beaches that day, which con I Tillamook Electric Light and Power
tinned until Tuesday night, when Ptant, of this city, went to Clover-
it turned into a soaking rain and . dele Sunday, lo make arrange
continued till Wednesday. There ia mams for the installing of / light
cc
a good deal of hay down, but those ing system at that place for Chas
who were ancceeeful in getting : Ray. The plant »ill be Hit light
theirs in last week were fortunate. I poorer. Tb< »heel which lias been
pg & Smith Co.
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