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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1912)
illa UMk tiixamook , ORBGON, . AUGI H. Goyne haa a first claBj I predicted - — ■ - that the _■_ Z_._. ____ _ 1 had __ 1 Democrats counter scales for sale at a sacrifice. I President Tait and the Republicans The schooner T. B Hill, which I over a barrel. He was a sick poli- ^.eSl._g*1|ore on the beach south of tician after the election, but as Bull Nebaieni bay, was _ successfully Moose and the Democratic Mule are hauled into what remains of the old both attempting to bust up the Re south channel by a donkey engine, publican party, Mr. Travis predicts ’ where she was floated and taken ajain they have G.O.P. over a bar- ' to the Wheeler saw mill. rel. Rev. D. A. Mackenzie, pastor of Every dollar you carry about or The Warren Construction Co. is j the Fourth Presbyterian Church, of making good progress with laying Portland, will occupy the pulpit hard surfaced paveineat, which is a keep at home is being deprived of next Sunday in the Presbyterian great improvement, having paved Church in this city, Mr. Mackenzie from the city limits to the Christian its power to earn for y. OU. has been invited to become pastor Church, but owing to the wet of that church in this city. weather this week work on the pave And ia in constant danger of William Stillwell, the four year ment and sewer was suspended. It old son of A. J. Stillwell met with a is the intention of the company to impulsive spending. serious accident on Saturday while double the paving crew next week, ’ jumping over a wagon tongue when working night and day so as to get he fell and broke the bone of his the work completed as soon as Make it your rule to deposit leg in several places. Dr. Boals possible. was called and attended to the lad's Nehalem is to have an Industrial regularly in the savings department injuries. and Floral Fair, one week from C. E. Haas, of Portland, has Saturday, August 24th. and as this of this bank, and you will add greatly . bought the furnishings of the Todd is the first effort of the citizens of Hotel, and will have charge of the the north end of the county to ex to your moral fibre and your worldly hotel in the future. He is well hibit; their home products, handi pleased with the future prospects of work and industry, it is to be hoped possessions. Tillamook City, and in taking hold that a. large number of our citizens of the hotel will endeavor to accom will pay Nehalem a visit on that modate the traveling public in a day and encourage them Tn their [i OLDEST CAPITA L first class manner. commendable enterprise. Apart ¡BANK $30.000 00 I from the Industrial and Floral Fair The heavy rain on Wednesday STATE I iN TH E TILLAMOOK CITY ORE. SUPERVISION J j : ounty night and Thursday and Friday was there is no place in the world where I unusual for this time of year, a better daja outing can be found which gave the country a thorough than in the Nehalem country, and soaking and allayed all danger of with railroad facilities we hope that T. H. Goyne has a first-class forest fires for a time, and probably our citizens will take a day off and counter scales for sale ata sacrifice. for this year. It proved exceeding visit Nehalem on Saturday the 24th. Miss Jennie Wooley and her two ly disagreeable to campers and The case of P. McIntosh vs. Alex. Pasture to Rent, —Apply Peter brothers left for Portland, on Tues those who were in the county for McNair, which was a case appealed Newberg, Hemlock. from Multnomah county to the Su 3. C. W. Leghorn Eggs- $1,00 per day, where they will make their their summer vacations. home. letting of 15. A. M. Ginn. The Tillamook base ball team preme Court in which the plaintiff From July 1st, 1912, tlfc service will play at Sheridan to day (Thurs sued for money, a decision was I Born, on the 11th inst, to the wife fee will be J» price or $12.50 for one day), McMinnville on Friday, rendered in favor of McNair. This Df J. H. Buffurn, a daughter. colt one week old.—E. F. Rogers, Dallas on Saturday, Albany on is the second time that the case Miss Helen Beale, deputy county owner. was tried. First it was tried in ' *. ■ Sunday, and will meet the Ruperts Tillamook County and then taken treasurer, is visiting in Portland. A new post office has been es i Rubes at,the Vaughn street grounds to the Supreme Court, ★ here Mr. T. H. Goyne has a first class tablished on the Foley road, which in Portland on Monday. Notwith McNair won out. Having obtained counter scales for sale ata sacrifice. is called Barnesdale, and the mail standing the heavy rain Thursday service on Mr. McNair in Portland For Sale,—Seven Head of Horses is taken from Mohler by stage. morning, Frank Hanenkratt took the case was retried in Multnomah Ind two Hacks.--). E. Brown, Tilla the teain to Sheridan in his auto. Coal delivered for $8.00 per ton county and then appealed to the mook. or $4.50 for half ton,or good firwood > Parties have been investigating Supreme Court, the decision being We will sell vou a buggy for leas already sawed for $5.75 per cord or the proposition of a factory to take again in fAvor of Mr. McNair. At money than it has cost us. Ask $3.00 for half a cord. SeeSbrode. * the sugar from whey, but there ap torney Duniway represented McIn Bhrode. Rev. Paul Ebinger, of the Ger pears to be a difference of opinion tosh and Attorney Botts McNair. Live chickens wanted at the Tilla man Congregational Church, has as to what the co-operative factories mook Meat Company's.Market, 13c. returned from his vacation and will will sell their whey for. Some NEW TRAIN SERVICE. per pound. • begin his services again next Sun months ago it was proposed to pay them 8c. pef 100 pounds, but those Two Daily Local Trains Be Dr. Jack Olson has opened den day. ial parlors over F. R. Beals' office. tween Tillamook and School Superintendent Buel and who are interested in starting a Both phones. * family left the first of the week to factory are only willing to pay 5c. Mohler. Cuts more Grass with less effort, visit their farm in Yamhill county, I per 100 pounds with a fifteen years' Ag»nt Gaylord, of the P. R. A R., | contract A G erman S cythe Blade, $1.50 at and expects to return the end of the > haa been notified that a daily ser W. E. Noyes, our thrifty farmer vice between Tillamook City and King A Smith Co. *, week. • and arirl stockman afnrkmnn living livincr about 4 miles Mohler will be established next The Tillamook Feed Co. will pay T. Hook and wife, the oldest resi i from Tillamook up theTrask River, Sunday, the railroad running two fou cash for your good sacks if dent in Mount Angel, was is in has opened a new chapter in the local trains between these two brought in at once. on a visit, and he was greatly horse industry of Tillamook Co. points. Thia was at the request of Saddle pony for sale very cheap. surprised to see such a prosperous I He was stepping rather high with the Tillamook Commercial Club, For information see E. R. Stock county. ! a broad smile on his face on our ed!, Ramsey Hotel. • Wanted, work on farm by mar streets last Monday as he had which circulated a petition and for warded it to tiie railroad company. A. Nichole and wife are in irotn ried man, can milk or will consider just received his Official Certificate Portland on a visit and shaking a rental proposition.—Address F. of Registration of Don Weitzel Depot Badly Needed. G. Kemery, Route 2, Newberg, No. 57898 which was registered hands with old friends. ’ I under Rule 7. of the trotting Stand Hay Rope, Forks and other Tools Ore. The business men and the travel The City Transfer Co. are the fel ard, he being the first colt bred ing public are now becoming inter that are required in Putting up Hay. King 4 Smith Co. lows who haul anything, anywhere, and raised in Tillamook County ested in the building of a de|>ot, for the last few days of wet weather Big Reduction.on Lawn Mowers, any time. Office on Main Street, and registered in that class. have one of your own while they opposite Clough’s Drug Store. Call C. A. Patzlaf returned from hie made it exceedingly disagreeable us by phone, Main 651. ire cheap. King & Smith Co. i Eastern buying trip on Sunday, for those who travel and have busi Dr. S. M. Wendt, successor to Dr. and he says the offerings of the ness with the P.R. 4 N. It is now Fresh Salmon eggs 6c., Salmon lheeks 10c. a dozen. Small'aj Wharf, Smith, speaks German. Surgery, wholesale houses this season in nine months since train service was 'lars ~ Small uuvx and ^aaaaaM* Arthur laaillDa Harria. • i va ear, eye, uwDvuiiaa nose and threat. v Office variety and in ’new styles at small »tatted. Probably the matter of *t *-.y — in ---- the building of depot was delayed For Sale,—a young horse weigh- the Commercial Building, opposite prices are the best of any year he on account of the railroad changing _ L _ a < « ... . - «Un Todd Ur>4a1 All /«oltfl attffa'Prwl .the Hotel. All calls answered haa bean on the market, more Ing about 1300 pounds, or will trade especially in the lines of ladies, theirf plans, but it is ho|ie<1 by the • lor a lighter one. See D. L. Shrode. day or night Both phones. business men that the railroad The contract has been let for the misses' and children’s tailored company will give Tillamook City a Mrs. Elmer Payne, of Eugene, tame in on Sunday to visit her concrete work on’the new bank ajid suits and coats, and he could not depot as soon as possible, Bitu- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McNair. hotel buildings, S. N. Arnold, of resist the temptation of. buying a lithic pavement ia now laid to the strong line in the above and ex If you intend to paint, now is The Dalles, being the successful pects them in the last of thia city limits and it is the intention of bidder, and it is expected that work lhe time. Have some special prices month Mr. Patzlaff appear« well theCounty Court to have the small »n paints now. King 4 Smith Co. will commence next week. pleased with hia fall purchases, stretch of road between the city Water Commissioner C. E. Rey and he says they are a superior and limits and the depot grounds paved, Domestic and foreign Cement which will make it quite convenient llwaya in stock at the lowest price. , nolds intended to resign had there fashionable class of goods, for the traveling public. The Exe —4— Co., Telephone been a meeting of the lx>ard on -amb - <1,1. Schrader John D. Edwards, of the Whitney cutive Board of the Tillamook Com • j Monday evening, his reasons ior lain 1771. Co., came in this week to see how mercial Club will take the matter You can get the genuine Eastern doing so is that he does not agree the fire wardens were getting along. up with the railroad, and as thia is ■orn feed meats at the Tillamook with the policy of the City Council. This in the time of year when John the now the moat important busi One of Tillamook ’ s distinguished •sed Company General Snpply is always praying for rain, for gen ness center with the prospects of a visitors this week was Claude ►tore. • erally long about now is the warm I Two keys were left in the office Thayer, who has been away from eat weather of the summer, with rapid growth, no doubt the P.R. 4 N will erect a de|>ot which will be a He will bf Attorney Henderson, which the !the citF ,or •eve/“1 V prospects of a dry east wind. Thia credit to »he company and the city. make his home borne in Tillamook, year conditionachanged on account owner will find at the Headlight again m «ke hie | having found no place that equate office. of John’s fervent prayer, for two Several members of the G. A.R. thia county. daya of drenching rain took every Getting Tough at Garibaldi. met on Saturday in the rooms of A large number of citizens are body by surprise and made forest Justice of the Peace Stanley, Sher the Tillamook Commercial Club figuring on attending the State Fair fires almost impossible thia year. »nd decided to re-organize Cornith this year, which takes place at We will back John against Bro. iff Crenshaw and Deputy District Post Salem, Sept 2-7. For a most en Hofer, who prayed for rain a few Attorney Willett went to Garibaldi Attorney H. T. Botts returned to joyable outing which affords plenty yeara ago during a long spell of dry on Wednesday to inquire into the immoral condition existing at ths, the city on Wednesday from Port of amusement. the State Fair is one weather in the Willamette valley. land. where he bad been ou bnsi- of the most attractive, especially for Attorney Lee M. Travis, wife and place,as there were numerous com ne*8 in connection with the new those who are interested in stock, family came in on Wedneaday to plaints about drunkennea». rowd- hotel. Mr. i«in, and dispensing liquor on Sun etc. _ viait at the editor's home. It Travis is one Of the Democratic war days and selling to minor«. horses of Lane-county, and he is ao •eema that Roy Dunham ha« lieen elated over the pro-pects of a writing to Governor West wanting Democratic victory that it gave him to make a raid on Garibaldi him an attack of the gout, which ia with the National Guard, the same only a ioretaate of the. suffering« aa he did the road house« in Mult* the country will have to endure noma!) County. NotwithaUnding ahould the pedagogue candidate be there were ao many complainta elected to the presidency. Mr. about improper conduct, no one Travi« was equally sure of victory would «wear out complainta and *« four yearn ago when he hiked off to although they told of these thing« Nebraska to notify Mr. Bryan that none would testify uoder oath ke bad been nominated, when he While there the ottcers ar reeled Pocket Money Doesn’t WUÛ!ÏB!!>lt.!tlffCTttîtl J Draw Interest Try to Count on Your Fingers The advantage of having an account at this bank and you won’t have fingers enough to go round. The absolute safety of your money is only one of the benefits. There are many others which any of our staff will be happy to explain to you if you will call and inquire. Why not to-day ? FIRST NATIONAL BANK. TILLAMOOK, ORE. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK bHMHR’S VARIETY STORE, TIbbHO)OOK> OREGON Drop in and book Around-” John Leland ¡íender^oq ¡Son, ROOMS 215-216, TILLAMOOK BLOCK, TILLAMOOK, OREGON. This firm is doing a general land business. The senior member came to Oregon 42 years ago. He is a Lawyer, Surveyor and Abstracter. The Junior member, Sidney E. Henderson, is a graduate of Oregon University, and is a Civil Engineer and Surveyor. The Company makeaa specialty of the follow ing branches of the Land Business : Law—Abstracts-—Surveying and Engineering -»-Real Estate—Fire Insurance—Farm Loans — Conveyancing. They offer for sale the following choice pro perty in Tillamook City and Country. Prices. 1— 36H acres. All in cultivation. 6Vi mites S. E. of Tilla mook ...................................................................................... >4, 500 2— 100 acres The Castle Rock Ranch. 3J» miles S.E. of Hebo.................................................................. .................... 7,a» 3— -80 acres. Raw land. 30 acres rich bottom. 31* mile« S. E. of city............................................................................. 4,81X1 4— House and lot on main county road. North of city MX) limits. Only ........................................................................ 1,8!» 9—Two lots and cottage. 2nd Ave. E...................................... MX) 6 One Lot S. E. of Catholic Church. Sightly..................... 700 7— Two Lota. One corner. S. E. of Catholic Church. Sightly. «X) 8— Two Lota. S. E. of Catholic Church. Sightly.................. 750 9— One corner Ixit. One Block S.W. High School. Cheap. 190 10— 1 I-ot at Mohler...................................................................... 11— Part of Marolf Estate, 38'* acres, per acre, $200........... And other properties. Some good trades. This firm has taken over the Abstract Books oi the Tillamook Title and Abstract Co. and good will and will continue to serve the public. AGENTS FOR NORTHERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Shingles, Drain Tile, Plaster, Roof Paint, LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY. DOCKSt WAREHOUSE. FRONT STREET. BETWEEN 2nd 4 3rd AVENUE WEST Ml Chareh Sam Johnson who was using pro- fane language and eventually 10 a.in.—Bunday School. Dunham swore out complainte 11 a m.—Hermon Subject, “ Re against Harry Mitchell, Ben Center and Charles Griffin for using pro- sourac. the Measure of Bounty,” 7 p.m. — Epworth I Mg tie. fane language, and warrants were 8 p.m. —Song ami Sermon Suh- iaaued for their arrest. From all accounts there is a dirty state of af ject. Ths Wedding Robe.” J ambs T. M oore , Pastor. faire at Garibaldi, but as no one will testify under oath, the officers Look at Thia were somewhat handicapped and it seems the law abiding citizen« oi Bran. Per sack. Nk . Garibaldi should get together for Short«. »130 Process Barley. $1.90. the pnrpoae of (woeecnting those We have the goods. Come ear tar who continue to violate the law. Tillamook Feed Co.
