Tillamook headlight., August 08, 1912, Image 1

Vol. XXV.
No. 9
TU&AMOOK, ORKGON. AUGUST 8,
P. J. \\ orral, President and man.
ager of the new hotel, left for Port­
land on the detained Monday train.
He will attend to business, while in
Portland, relative to the construc­
tion of the hotel. He will probably
return to thia city Saturday.
Married, on Wednesday, at the
parsonage of the M. E. church in this
city, Rev. J. T. Moore, the pastor,
performing the ceremony in each
wedding, J. Weodel and Mias Eliza
beth Gould and Harry H. Hogan
and Mias Blanche M. Travis.
Listen
To the still, small voice which say :
“ Open an
at
the
account
NOW
Tillamook
County
President D. I.. Shrode, of the
Tillamook Commercial Club, re­
ceived a communication from the
Lighthouse Board that a floating
buoy for the entrance to Tillamook
bay and range lights would be es
tablished as soon as money is
available.
Bank, keep a proper balance
between income and outgo ;
lay up
something
for the
future.”
There will be a better time to begin than
RIGHT NOW.
OLDEST
bank
COUNTV
TÌLLAMOOKepÙNTYBÀNK
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
SUPERVISION
H. L. Chapin, of the Potter
Realty Co., was in this city on
Monday, and with several of the
business men had an interview
with County Judge Mason with re­
gard to the petition which was to
be presented at the August term of
court for a wagon road to Bay­
ocean.
1912
purpose of giving some lectures
against the Single Tax question
and will visit the principle points
of the county before returning to
his home in Portland. He has
shown himself to be a very able
speaker, having a thorough know­
ledge ot his subjects.
Dr. H. C. Epley, a prominent
man of Salem, and wife, together
with Miss Laura Grant and mother,
were in this city over Saturday and
Sunday.
Dr. Epley is a great
worker among boys and young
men in the city of Salem, and has
charge of the work of the city Y. M.
C. A. besides. It was through his
efforts to a great extent that the
boy hikers, who went to the valley
this spring, had such a good time
in Salem. Dr. Epley spoke Sun­
day morning to the young men of
Christina Church and had practi­
cally all of the hikers as listeners.
His talk was very interesting and
made the young man fell well paid
ior attending the talk.
GEORGE JOHNSON WAS
KILLED BY BLAST.
I
Bids for the new hotel will be Head Blowd Off and Body
opened on Saturday.
The hotel
Hurled 112 Feet
I
company has contracted with the
George Johnson was instantly
county court to take the dirt and
gravel from the excavation, paying killed on Wednesday afternoon
twelve cents a yard delivered on the while blasting a log north of
He was acting in the
! road north of town, and $1.50 a yard town.
Mrs. Andy Nolan, who has been
for the gravel delivered on the Ne­ capacity of superintendent for
visiting her sister in this city, left
the citv in the construction of
tarts road three miles from town.
for her home in Portland on Wed
the sewer system, and as the
Pasture to Rent, —Apply
Peter
The
Pacific
Telephone
and
Tele
­
nesday.
city was improving the road
[ewberg, Hemlock.
graph Co. has appointed G. F.
Use an ashless and clinkerless
north of the bridge, Johnson
Born, on Saturday, to the wife of
Chaphe as wire chief for their lines
agreed to blow out some old
Coal, A berdare (Australian) Coal.
,. W. Austin, a daughter.
in this county in place of W. D.
Sold only by Lamb-Schrader Co.,
stumps where a fill was being
Smith, who has been transferred to
Born, on Thursday to the wife of Telephone Main 1771.
made.
It seems that he had
Portland.
Mr. Chaphe wan for-
atnes Body felt, a daughter.
The Olive will give an excursion merly District Inspector for the placed a charge of ten sticks of
3. C. W. Leghorn Eggs- $1,00 per
„ _ ai
j ta
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,
. powder
under the stump and
to Netarts Rocks and deep sea fiah- Portland
r'iiTt J4FY<1
Itlgtfli'f
cirlrt
ai
.
District
and i is a non
considered
suing of 15. A. M. Ginn.
As the charge
I ing on Sunday, leaving Tillamook one of the best men in the service. had lit the fuse.
did not explode Johnson be­
H. T. Botts returned from a short' at nine o’clock in the morning,
He took charge of the work today.
came anxious to ascertain the
fait to Portland Saturday.
| Coal delivered for $8.00 per ton
Red Ruperts Rubes will be here trouble, but Marshal Ranes ad­
The Board of County Commis-1 or $4.50 for half ton,or good fir wood
next Sunday to play a double head­ vised hint not to do so. Not
lonera ia in aeseion this week.
i already sawed for $5.75 per cord or
er baseball game. First game at heeding the advice of the mar­
For Sale,—Seven Head of Horses $3.00 for half a cord. See Shrode.
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9:15 a.m.
Second game at 1:15 shal, Johnson decided to go to
nd two Hacks.—J. E. Brown, Tilla­
G. C. Morris, Assistant General p. 111. Both games called on time the stump, and as he reached it
mook.
Superintendent of the Southern sharp.
This will be the beet team the charge exploded.
He was
We will sell you a buggy for leas Pacific lines in Oregon, was in the that has ever come to thia city and hurled 112 feet in the air and
)oney than it has cost us. Ask city the first of the week looking will be the last game unless the the Ixxly lighted against the
after railroad matters.
hrode.
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people turn out and help pay ex­ fence on the east side of the
The City Transfer Co. are the fel­ penses,
road. The force of the explosion
Live chickens wanted at the Tilla­
mook Meat Company’s Market, 13c. lows who haul anything, anywhere,
The management of the Lyric was such that Johnson’s head
any time.
Office on Main Street, Theatre, E. Jenkins and A. II. was practically blown off. The
Sr pound.
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Dr. lack Olson has opened den- opposite Clough’s Drug Store, Cail Harris, have moved into the Gem accident caused quite an excite­
us by phone, Main 651.
Johnson
is well
A ucauc
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I Theatre
building, sub-leasing 11
it I : ment as J
U parlors over F. R. Beals’ office,
The Mutual Telephone Co. has from Rhodes and Shipman, who in the county.
loth phones.
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Dr. Hawk, the coroner, was
[Cuta more Grass with less effort. bought a third interest in the had it leased from S. Downs.
Jenkins and Harris are using their notified, who came to the city
G erman S cythe Blade, $1.50 at property opposite the Court House
from Carl Haberlach, which will be Edison machine and with the high from Bay City to hold an in­
ling A Smith Co.
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used for a telephone office.
class of reels which they use they quest, but after make an inves­
[The Tillamook Feed Co. will pay
The bridge near Maple
Leaf expect to have a fine patronage in tigation came to the conclusion
bu cash for your good sacks if
that it was not necessary, as
Creamery
was
condemned by their new location.
bought in at once.
Johnson’s death was purely
County Judge Mason and Super­
E. Roes Stockwell, assistant dairy
Hay Rope, Forks and other Tools visor Aiderman on Wednesday on husbandry and State Statistician pf accidental, brought about by
kt are required in Putting up
account of its rotten condition.
the Oregon Agricultural College, the deceased being too venture­
some after igniting the fuse.
By. King A Smith Co.
.
The large number of visitors to is in the county for the purpose of
Johnson has lived here for 20
pig Reduction on Lawn Mowers, this city the past few weeks have making an inspection of a number
Ive one of your own while they
of the leading farms in Tillamook. years and was a logger, having
caused some of them to rustle for
He
je cheap. King A Smith Co.
The object of the investigation is j logged for different firms.
the
sleeping
accommodations,
primarily to determine the op|>or- was a married man and leaves
Ift. Rogers and S. Smith returned hotels being full most nights
tunities in each locality for new a wife and two children,
bm Portland Saturday where they
Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr. settlers, and if possible, to find
Johnson was a member in good
Id been spending a few days,
Smith, speaks German. Surgery, acme of the difficulties in agricul- standing of the A. O. U. W., liav-
tor Sale,—A light wagon, light
ear, eye, nose and throat Office in tural development.
■ ing a $2,000 policy in that order
Bible harness and mowing mac- the Commercial Building, opposite
A petition is being circulated for I
be.
Enquire at Rogers Barn. ’
the Todd Hotel. All calls answered
the purpose of raising money for Young Man
Attacked by
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■ or Sale,—a young horse weigh- day or night. Both phones.
a publicity fund to advertise the
Mad
Bull.
■ about 1300 pounds, or will trade
Clark Braly, an auto dealer, and city. The matter is now up to the
■ a lighter one. See D. L. Shrode. wife of Portland, Ada Braly and
property owners to see whether
While leading a Jersey bull from
Bf you intend to paint, now is wife and Wm. De Haven and wife
they will contribute one per cent, the barn to the water trough last
b time. Have some special prices of McMinnville, are spending the The committee who will have charge Thursday evening, I^alie Finney
I paints now.
King A Smith Co. summer at the tieaches of this
of the funds and who will decide was attacked and badly butted
domestic and foreign Cement county. They are at Garibaldi at how it is to tie expended include« about the I tody by the hornless
bays in stock at the lowest price, present
Chas. I. Clough, Fred R. Beals, W. Iieaat. It aeenia that the animal
The contract for building the C. King. M. F. Leach and W. G. | had never been mean and there
■mb - Schrader
Co,, Telephone
Bin 1771.
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new Christian Church was awarded Dwight.
j were no thouglita entertained of
to
W. R. Roy, whose bid was $16,500,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jenkins, Mr. ' him attacking a person.
■ ou can get the genuine Eastern
Young Finney lives with his
■” feed meats at the Tillamook and when complete, including the and Mrs. J. H. Murphy, Miss C. W.
b<J Company General
Supply lot, the building will cbst $20,000. Flanders, Miss M. L. Flanders, R. . uncle, George Eichenger. on the
It is to be completed by the first of L Gleaayn, II. M. Kerron and John ' I Miami
River, and it was at thia
■re.
1
plare
that the accident occurred. He
the
year.
Ithoners,
members
of
the
Portland
I
■wo keys were left in the office
Rev. F. C. Schnuelle and family Riding Academy, came to this city ' was walking to the side and just in
■Attorney Henderson, which the
of the bull, when, without any
I
b>er will find at the Headlight arrived in the city on Wednesday. Sunday, riding in over the Sheridan front
Mr. Schnuelle has charge of the road on their blooded saddlers. Mr. warning, the animal hit him with
Bee.
his head, knocking him down and
'rom July 1st, 1912, the service German Reformed Church in this Kerron ia a brother of Dr. 8. M. 1
him to such an extent that
city, and he will hold services in Kerron of this city and has charge injuring
i
will be
price or $12.50 for one
waa
impoasible
to assist himself.
the Church on Sunday morning at of the Academy at present. The it
’
t one week old.—E. F. Rogers,
Had it not been for hie uncle who
party
left
Monday
morning,
going
10
o
’
clock.
1er.
was working at the barn, the young
M. S. Copeland vs. Nehalem Coal out over the Necarney Trail.
Horney J. E. Claussen was en-
man would undoubtedly have lieen
Compay, a corporation, C. F. Pear­
The city is improving the road '
fed on Tuesday obtaining signa­
killed,
for as it was he hsd a few
north
of
the
bridge
aero««
the
1
son, Paul Schrader and B. Soder-
ls to a petition for a motor ser-
ribs broken end waa badly bruised
lund ia a auit filed in the circuit slough to the county line, which
I between thia city and Mohler.
atmut the Imdy Upon tieing reach­
court, growing out of the failure has always been in a bad condition. 11
ed Finney was tieing butted by the
• plain Groat expects to be in- of the defendants to pay $10,920.00 The County Court will also im
hornless bull which was on its
•cted at any time now to put the on a promissory bote
The plaint- prove their part of the road, having
dge in commission again, as ff now asks the court for a judg obtained the dirt to do so from the knees. However, it did not take
long after Eichinger and his trusty
•ey will be available soon for ment against the defendent com­ hotel company
At the narrow and
Collie reached the place before the
mtainance.
dangerous
tarn
ir
the
road,
it
ia
the
pany in the sum of $12,044.70.
animal was made to behave.
intention to cut out the culvert at
Al present Finney ia up and
place and also to do away with the
around but is not able to work.
small bridge near Pat Smith’s, put
ting in a culvert and making a fill,
Loggers
which ia a needed improvement.
Bi is are invited for delivery of
A lecture on Shakespere and the from 500.ÌX«» to ’A<xn,an feet of
Bazoo tan theory of the writing of tyruct and Fur logs, usual lengths,
Shakespeare'< playa, followed by a to the boom st Hay City. Deliveries
recital of some of the great English to begin with Seplemlier I I4HZ
The right is reserved to reject any
author's works, waa given at the and all bids.
Commercial Club rooms last Thur»
Adilrr«i :
J ohn <>. BoZONTH.
day evening by J. D. Steven». Mr. ’
Bay CMy, Oregon.
Steven» in m thia county for the
ILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
UHMAR’S variety store ,
TIUUAmOOK’
OREGON
Drop in and book Around ”
YOU’LL STAND WELL
I11 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.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
TRAIN IS WRECKED IN
KODAD CUT.
Engineer Runs Engine Off
Track Through Carelessness.
wrecking was able to come to the
Tillamook yards and let the passen­
ger train, which had been stalled at
the other side of the wreck since
the night before, come onintotown.
By one o’clock the regular train
’ which should have left at 7:00 a.m ,
’ was at the depot and at 1:15 it
There had
1 started for Portland.
I been a large number of passengers
' waiting for the train during the en­
’ tire morning.
The special train
which was
scheduled to make the run between
this city and Wheeler twice last
Sunday was wrecked at this end of
the Kodad Cut, two miles north of
town.
The tender
was badly
damaged and the cab of the engine
Derailment of Extra West En­
was crushed, but otherwise there
was no great damage done. Kasper I gine 2187, Engineer K Guler, Fire­
Guler, the engineer, was badly man R. M. Gordon, Conductor L
bruised about the body and legs II. Dobbins, at Mile Post 89, two
when the engine hit the bank on miles east of Tillamook on the P.
the upper side of the cut, but no R. A N. R. R. between 1146 and 1150
serious injuries were secured. R. A. W. August 4th.
Engine 2197 was backing up pull­
M. Gordon, the fireman,
upon
seeing that the engine would be ing 4 coaches and 1 baggage car.
wrecked, jumped from his cab Rear wheels of tank left the rail on
window and although being thrown high aide of u 4 degree curve, de­
about thirty feet was only slightly railing tank, engine first coach
bruised and returned- to Portland next to Engine and forward truck
that evening. Guler was taken to of second coach, estimated dumage
the Boals Hospital in this city, to engine $300. to coaches $25, to
track $20.
where medical aid was given him.
Engineer Guler admits the fol-
When the train reached Wheeler
in the morning the engine was lowing: Both arms resting on the
switched onto the rear end of the arm rest in cab window, that he
train so that it might pull the train should have hud one hand on brake
into thia city instead of pushing it valve, that he could then have stop-
back. This necessitated running lied the train in u distance of fifteen
the engine backward since there is feet.
We, the board of inquiry, find
no turn table or Y at Wheeler.
As the tender hit the curve, it being thut Engineer Guler was exceeding
lighter and having smaller wheels the speed prescribed in his schedule
than the engine, it waa thrown which was fifteen miles per hour,
from the track with more ease than running n distance of one hundred
and ninety five feet ufter derailment
the engine would have been.
According to running orders, u would indicate thia. He was also
train is only supposed to be running negligent of his duties in not run­
at a rate of fifteen miles per hour ning with bis hand on Engineer's
while passing over the.road through brake valve over a piece of track
the Kodad Cut, but it aeeinn that tliut waa soft and that he was
Guler waa either in a hurry or likea aware had given trouble to main­
to run fast, for he was going at ¡1 tain.
L. R. F iki . iih , Chairman.
rate of about thirty miles per hour
D. M. M< L acchi . an , Master
when he hit the curve at which the
Mechanic.
wreck occurred.
G. C. M orris ,
Assistant
After leaving tlic track the engine
Superintendent.
went crushing along through the
C has . M c C ann , Roadmas­
dirt for a distance of one hundred t
ter.
and ninety five feet owing to the
M. F. L kai ii,
Wholeaals
Market.
speed nt which he waa running,
C has . I C louuh , Druggist.
and it waa not stopped until the
tender waa nearly half buried in the
upper bank of the cut.
One of the coaches was com
pletely off of the track and a second
one had one net of trucks in the dirt
at the aide of the track. Both of
these were replaced on the track
Monday by the wrecking crew, la now open lor CAMPERS, Tent»
are 12 x 16, famished tor liglit-
which had arrived with the wrecker
-■ I ■ house keeping.
EXCEPT BKBB-
N u |1NG.
at midnight Sunday night.
I™,
material damage wan done to either
J Fine
’
mountain water piped to the
of them and they were taken to the | door, grocery
store ....
on the
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■.... grounds
„■•.«■■■...i
land
every
thing convenient.
Fine
switch yards as soon an the track
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fishing and boating on the Luke..
was msdr passable.
The section crew was put to work RATES, $2 tier day or $10 per week.
Addreaa, AUSTIN A WELCH,
on the track, aa aoon as the coaches
were removed and by noon the
HOCKAWAY, OREGON.
Lake Lytle,
TENT CITY,
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Roof Paint