Tillamook headlight., August 01, 1912, Image 1

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TIIXAMOOK.
James Finley, father of Alva and
E. E. Finley, is spending the .sum
mer visiting in this county. Mr.
Finley waa formerly a resident of
Beaver until about six years ago
when he moved to Newberg, where
he owns fruit land.
B anking
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FOR WOMEN
Every woman who handles money
should have a checking ac­
count.
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funds and systemize her money
transactions.
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It will place at her disposal the
advice of men of training in
final affairs.
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This bank has a special department
for handling the accounts of
women, and its officers and
employees give courteous and
cousiderate attention to their
requirements.
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You can get the genuine Eastern
corn feed meats at the Tillamook
3. C. W. Leghorn Eggs—$1,00 per Feed Company General Supply
Store.
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setting cf 15. A. M. Ginn.
Mrs.
Win.
Laird,
of
Pullman,
For Sale,—Seven Head of Horses
and two Hacks.--]. E. Brown, Tilla­ Washington, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Jope, during the
mook.
past week
Men and teams wanted for remov­
Nelson Gardner, a prominent tim-
ing dirt for new hotel.—See H. T.
Botts.
• ber man of Rose Lodge, Oregon,
was in the city the first of the week
We will sell you a buggy for leas on business.
money than it has cost us. Ask
Mrs. J. W. Bodyfelt, of Beaver,
Shrode.
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who has been visiting her parents
Live chickens wanted at the Tilla­ in Spokane for the past six months,
mook Meat Company’s Market, 13c. returned to her home Sunday.
p«r pound.
Coal delivered for $8.00 per ton
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Commons, of or $4.50 for half ton, or good fir wood
Oretown were in the city the first already sawed for $5.75 per cord or
of the week.
$3.00 for half a cord. See Shrode *
Dr. Tack Olson has opened den-
B. F. Stone, of Astoria, has been
tai parlors over F. R. Beale’ office. visiting with his eon C. W. Stone,
Both phones.
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manager of the Elmore Cannery at
Mrs. L. G. Freeman and daughters Garibaldi for the past two weeks.
came in from Corvallis on Wednes­
MrB. Elizabeth Wiley and grand­
day on a visit
daughter are visiting friends in
Bring your chickens to the Tilla­ this city, and Mrs. Robert Wiley
mook Meat Company’s Market. We and family are visiting her parents
pay 13c. per pound.
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at Bay City.
Cuts more Grass with less effort,
Carbon ioheat, A berdare (Aus­
A G erman S cyth * Blade, $1.50 at tralian) Coal carries double the per­
King & Smith Co.
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centage of carbon of any other coal
The Tillamook Feed Co. will pay on the market. Lamb-Schrader Co.
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you cash for your good sacks if Telephone Main 1771.
Ibrought in at once.
The City Transfer Co. are the fel­
I Hay Rope, Forks and other Tools lows who haul anything, anywhere,
khat are required in- Putting up any time.
Office on Main Street,
Hay. King 4 Smith Co.
opposite Clough’s Drug Store. Call
I Frank Taylor, editor of the Clover­ ps by phone. Main 651.
dale Courier, was in town the first
If you want to raise a horse that
bf the week on business.
has the right size, style, action,
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I T. H. Goyne and family left for quality and value stop and study
Bhe Trask house Tuesday for a the opportunity that is before you
in Eugene Jenkins’ window
keek a outing at that place.
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You cannot afford to wait until
I Big Reduction on Lawn Mowers,
Biave one of your own while they Cement gets any cheaper. It might
go higher.
Lamb-Schrader Co.
hre cheap. King 4 Smith Co.
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I For Sale,—A light wagon, light carry the beat grades at the lowest
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BoaHe, harness and mowing mac- prices. Telephone Main 1771.
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Sheriff Crenshaw is engaged in
preparing a list of the amounts the
1 For Sale,—a young horse weight
taxpayers paid for the Port of Tilla­
kg about 1300 pounds, or will trade
mook tax, for it is proposed to re­
kr a lighter one. See D. L. Shrode.
turn the money to the taxpayers.
I If you intend to paint, now is
Mrs. Estella Bosch is visiting at
lhe time. Have some special prices
the home her sister, Mrs. N. M.
bn paints now.
King 4 Smith Co.
Ginn, of this city. Mrs. Bos'-h is
I Clarence Hanenkratt and wife, of accompanied by her twodaughters,
Rockaway, were in this city the the Miaoea Agnes and Anna Bosch.
|rat of the week visiting with hie
F Fitz, a prominent apartment
felka.
man of Portland, was registered at
»From July 1st, 1012, the service the Hotel Todd with his family the
fce will be >4 price or $12.50 for one
latter part of the week. They are
fr-’1' one week old.—E. F. Rogers, spending the summer at Tillamook
fernar.
beach.
B Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr.
A. K. Case has moved bis resi­
y»th, speaks German. Surgery, dence from his property at 7th Ave.
fcr, tye, nose and throat. Office in West and 3rd street to the property
fee Commercial Building, opposite which he has purchased in Mapel
Be Todd Hotel. All calla answered Grove addition at 2nd Ave. West
fey or night Both phones.
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and 3rd street
lint,
Enquire at Rogers Barn. ’
UAMHR’S
variety store ,
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ORBGON. AUGUST
Drop in and book Around ”
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Itarted Saturday by F
Small
I and D. C. Urie against Joe Ther-
i dick. The complaint which was
filed by H. T. Botts states that
there is $105 due the plaintiffs on
ice cream and ices.
One improvement which the city
W. W. Wiley is having a 50 x 24 will take in hand is a draw bridge
I foot addition built onto the rear end
across the slough and improving
of his building occupied by Honey j the road to the county line north of
4 Son’s confectionery.
The new town, both ot which have been in
addition will be fitted with living a delapidated condition for a long
rooms and will be occupied by the time. With hard surfaced pave­
renters of the store.
ment as far as the railroad crossing,
j,On Thursday, August Sth, Fair­ and the road graded up both sides
view Grange will hold an open of the track, this will be a great
meeting at their hall.
Members improvement to those entering the
are requested to be present early. city from that direction.
Every one come and share in a
Large number of the people about
good time and a fine dinner.— the city went to the beaches last
Bertie Tinnerstet, Sec.
Sunday owing to the good weather
L. VV. Heppner, secretary of the
H. A. Heppner 4 Co., of Portland,
was in this city the first of the week
looking after business interests.
H. A. Heppner 4 Co. are promi­
nent as dealers in steel railway
material, marbel and granite.
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.
There’s satisfaction
for the young man too.
The satis­
faction of knowing he is building com­
fort and independence.
and the fact that there was no bnll
game on in town. Chester Holden
and family and Allen Page and
family were at Netarts beach. A
large number went to Pacific City
in machines and Garibaldi, Bay­
ocean and the beach resorts along
Otto Mongold and family, of Port­ the P R. 4 N. railroad were all well
land, are spending their summer patronized.
Mike, the $500 Gordon pointer be­
vacation in this county. They are
registered at the Hotel Todd. Mr. longing to B. F. Laughlin, a cap­
Mongold is .with the Nevson Eto­ italist from Portland summering at
nian Co., of Portland, having the Bar View, received a broken leg
position as credit man in that firm. Sunday afternoon by being hit with It is the plan to increase the stock that it was about time that the
about two-thirds.
Everything for postal authorities were put next and
The Sheridan base ball team will a hand car. The dog was brought
the particular man will be carried advised to investigate. So business
to
this
city
and
placed
under
the
visit Tillamook and play two games,
in stock.
men had betler take n kindly hint
one on Saturday afternoon and the care of Dr. J. E. Reedy. The leg
and not get tied up in what the
lias
been
put
in
a
cast
and
it
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the
B
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Felger,
who
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with
the
old
pther Sunday afternoon, with the
department construes tube a lottery
Tillamook team. These will be in­ opinion of Dr. Reedy that the in­ reliable Albany Nursery, win in
scheme.
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teresting games, and will be played jured member will get along pro­ the city on Monday. He will return
perly unless the bruised flesh the end of the week for the purpose
Excursions
to
beaches
Sunday,
at Stillwell Park. Game called at
around the break fails to heal as of canvassing the county in the according to a telegrum received
1’90.
it should.
interest of Albany Nursery.
The this week by the local passenger
Lanady McFe’, of Lafayette, Ore­
Chris Hansen vs. J M. Vermilyea, nursery stock which Mr. Felger agent, A. II. Gaylord, The South-
gon, was in town the first of the
et al., is a suit filed in the Circuit obtained orders for last year gave ern Pacific expects to rim a special
week on his way to Nehalem where
Court thia week by H. T. Botts to general satisfaction throughout the excursion train from thia city to
he holds considerable timber land.
restrain the defendants from ob­ county, and ns this reliable com­ Wheeler next Sunday. It is exjiect-
Mr. McFee was formerly a resident
structing the Wilson cutoff to such pany lias established a good repu­ ed that the train will leave this
of the Nehalem valley, having
an extent that the plaintiff cannot tation for first class nursery stock, station at 9 a.in. and leave Wheeler
moved to Lafayette about five
fish in its waters. It is alleged in there is not much doubt but what on the return trip at 0 p.m. The
years ago.
the complaint that the river has Mr. Felger will receive again a regular excursion, rates will be in
Frank Freeman had a month old been blocked by the defendants large number of orders, as there is force und it is expected that a large
colt severely injured last Saturday with boulders, stakes and scows now a tendencyto beautify homes in number of people will take advant­
by a barbed wire fence. The skin until he cannot set his net. County county with fruit trees, flowers age of thia chance to spend the day
on the beach. If desired excursion­
and flesh about the eye waa badly Judge Mason has issued a tempo­ and shrubs.
ists may leave on the 7 o’clock
lacerated. Dr. Reedy was called rary injunction on the defendants
Fletch Wilson brought a stalk of train and return on the fl o’clock.
and the wounds cared for. It is pending the suit.
rhubarb Wednesday to thia office
It will depend largely on how the
thought that the eye eight will not
W. H. Turick, representing the which measured three and a half people patronise thia train whether
be impaired.
creditors of H. Wahlen of this city, feet across the top und weighed 2 or not regular Sunday excursion
Hon. John H. Hall, tne promi­
opened the store Tuesday morning lbs. and 15 oz. The stalk was 20'.-> trains will be run the remainder
nent Portland Attorney, Mrs. Hall,
inches in dr-
for the sale of stock. When nine inches long and
of the summer.
and their daughter Mies Marjorie,
o’clock came the walk in front of cumfrence. Mr. Wilson had read
their eon Hubert, and Baby Jessie
the afore was blocked and the crowd in the Journal of a man who had
Jeane, are visiting with Attorney
was so anxious to get in that some raised a rhubarb stalk with a leaf Timber Cruiser Severely Iu
Holmes. Mias Laura
Pugh, of
who did not intend to enter were two feet and a half across and
jured.
Portland, a friend of Miss Ruth’s,
shoved into the building. Mrs. D. thonght that Tillamook could do
is also visiting the family.
Jim Brown, a timber
cruiser
He carried the stalk
Billings received the gold ring, she some better.
According
to the Cloverdale being the first woman to enter. The with him in the morning when he working with Frank King on ths
Courier, Dr. J. L. George, of Cres­ stock has gone very fast and it is went after he cows using the leaf Upper Kelchia, was severely in­
well, Oregon, has located in the expected that it will be completely as an umbrella. Mr. Wilson also jured last Saturday while making
little city in the south part of the exhausted within a couple of days. brought a head of lettuce to town a trail along the upper river.
county. Dr. George is a graduate
Mr. Brown had been Hawing a log
the same day, from his ranch on
G. M. Watkins, special customs Kilchis River, which was 17 inches in two, which hung down over a
of the Willamette University, and
comes to Cloverdale with good re agent, and C. H. Haddix, customs across and weighed 2H pounds.
bank about thirty feet high. As
inspector, were in the county last
commendations as a physician.
the lower end of the log broke off
All
campers
in
this
county
who
week rounding up the fishermen
the upper part, which, it was
Paul Chamberlain, news editor of
who were fishing at night without are citizens of the tented city at the thought was securely anchored,
the Portland Evening Telegram,
lights on their boats and not hav- Oregon State Fair are requested to
I broke loose, knocking the cruiser
and John Harley, a prominent
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fire extinguishers on their
mo­ .'send word to the mayor, Albert over the bank to the river bed. An
theatrical man of New York City,
At Nehalem they found i Tozier. Fair grounds, Ore , stating
he fell he was struck by the log
were in town over Saturday and tor boats. L.
D. Gervis anchored in the channel whether they will be present this
which had been cut off und was
Sunday, being the guests of At­
year
or
not.
Those
wishing
their
without a light and also George
badly bruised about the body. Up­
torney S. S. Johnson. They are
Starr, without a light. On Tilla­ old locations will be accommodat­ on hitting the ground Mr. Brown
camping for a few days at Cape
mook bay they arrested Clifford ed, and those desiring to change received a bail fracture in the elbow
Lookout
Foster, Harrv Mitchell, John Wil­ residence in the tented city may do joint which will prbbably leave hiui
Blanche Barrett, sister of P. W. liams and Jo Fazio.
so. It is desired to print the an
a cripple for life.
Barrett, foreman of the Tillamook
nual directory prior to the open
At a meeting oi tlie members of
The injured man waa brought to
Herald, arrived in this city Satur­
ing of the fair Sept. 2d and all
the Presbyterian Church art" Sun­
this city Saturday night and taken
day evening from Ch'cago, her
names sent in during August will
day evening, a "call” was made to
to Portland Sunday morning lor
former home. Miss Barrett expects
so appear. To those who have
the Rev. D. A. Mackenzie, of the
treatment. 11« was examined by
city
with
her
to remain in thia
never cani|>ed be it said that there
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Dr R. T. Boids of this city before
mother and brother, She is an ex-
is no charge for camping space or
Portland, to become the pastor of
being taken to Ito hospital.
pert stenographer, having left a
for stall room for team. It is de­
the Presbyterian church in this
good position when she came West.
sired to keep neighbors
and
city. There will not lie services at
Auction 8a Io.
A. D. Wick, Assistant General this church for the first two Sun­ families together as in years past.
Passenger Agent for the Southern
Another advertising scheme has | Auction Hale,—On Saturday, Au
days in August, but Mr. Mackenzie
Pacific, was in town the last of the will preach the third and fourth been submitted to some of the busi- j
gust 3rd., beginning at 1 p.in.,
week looking after traffic condi Sundays in August.
It will lie news men, which, if we understand will sell at public auction, at my
tions on the P. R. 4 N. From n sometime in September before he it, comes under the lottery laws of
ranch 12 miles south of Tillamook,
statement made by Mr, Wick it is will be able to relinquish his charge the |x>st office, publishers tiring ha.
2 wagons, 1 buggy, I l«ear hound, 1
probable that a gasoline flyer will
ble to have their newspapers ex* rifle, 1 allot gnn, and ull my house­
in Portland.
be installed on the run between
dueled from the mailby advertising hold goods, including chairs, ta­
P,
K.
Norton
was
in
town
from
thia city and the beach reaorts if
Wlit-n h perfect etranger bles, beds, dishew, a new Home
them.
the Wilson river country Tuesday
the traffic becomes too heavy.
walks into a newspaper office and Comfort range, and other articles
and made a pleasant call st this
Arthur Holden waa taken aerious-
wants a certain amount of udver too numerous to mention. Abso­
office. Mr. Norton stated that he
ly aick on Wedneaday. The firat
tising free and wants business men lutely every article will go to the
had sold the property which he
symptom waa a headache, the pain recently bought on the Wilson and to pungle up money to carry out highest bidder. Terms made known
then went to the back cf his head had purchased property at Banka, the lottery scheme, it looks to ua at sale. Chas. Wooley, owner. .
down hia back and to hia atomache, Oregon. The •> acre« of the old
and hia aufferinga were such that Peter Brant place waa purchased
it took three men to hold him in from Mr. Norton by M. Turner, of
bed. He bad a fairly good night Banin for$24.000, some Banka pro­
Wedneaday having only one attack perty being taken over as a part of
and waa resting easy thia morning. the figure. G. A. Hoover will take
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
TILLAMOOK, ORE
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Father Berne, of the local Catho­
lic Church, purchased a half acre of
land between Happy Vanip and
Jolly Campa, at Netarts, during the
past week and expect« to erect a
six room Italian villa on it in the
near future.
Father Berne haa
fallen in love with the Netarts
beach and will undoubtedly apeud
hia summers there hereafter.
A auit waa filed Saturday in the
Cirrnil Court b) H. T. Botts, aa
attorney for the Tillamook County
Bank, to recover *24.43 from Wm.
Campbell on a promissory note.
An action for money waa also
charge of the proj-rrty at Banka,
while Mr. Norton will remain tn
this county indeflnately,
Wm. Gorilon has purchased a
half interest in The Toggery and
will devote his entire time to the
business in that place.
He haa
closed out hi« stock of feed and
builders' supplies on the water­
front. Th* change was made the
first of the week whan invoicing
was made and things put in con­
dition for the late summer and fall
trade. The firm will be known as
Gordon A Rhodes and the place
will retain the name The Toggery.
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Boot' ¡Paint
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY.
DOCKS : WAREHOUSE.
FRONT STREET. BETWEEN 2nd A 3rd AVKNUK WEST.