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    . XXV.
No. 22.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. WOVBMBER14, 1913.
with a strong choir composed of ClTCUit COUTt Convened,
persons of vocal talent, which ren-
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Her solos an«! antherns, these popu-! c..I.
Owing to the severe weather and
How do People Acquire Property and Q lar services are doubly interesting, the
—_ tie
—J up on the railroad, Circuit
to which are all cordially invited. * Judge Percy R. Kelly was unable
Gain Independence ■
1 he choir of the Presbyterian to reach this city on Friday to hold
Tillamook Oregon.
church gave a musical at the home court on Saturday He cauie in
By saving in a small way to accumulate capital
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williams on over the Wilson River road and had
Friday evening, which was the a tough time doing so in the storm.
for investing and re investing.
second of those pleasant gatherings. He was ou hand to take up the
OFFICERS
The progam consisted of instru­ November term ou Mouday morn­
mental and vocal music by some of ing As district Attorney John
W m . G. T ait , President.
Large profits are often made from timely invest­
the moat accomplished musicians McNary could not be present and ,
in the city as well as elocutionists. his deputy in this county, Attorney
ments. You cannot tell when an opportunity for
I I olden , Vice-President.
There was a good attendance, the Geo. Willett, being sick. Judge Kel­
making a profitable investment will presentitself.
M c G hee , Cashier.
residence being well filled.
ley appointed H. T. Botts and C.
$30,000 will buy one hundred acres W. Talmage to look after the grand
of land on Garibaldi beach on which jury business.
A growing savings account in this bank will
DIRECTORS
is platted the town of Moroney,
The grand jury was composed of
provide for such an emergency. It 'will give you
$5,000 down balance on easy terms. Geo. Lamb, foremen, A. A. Iinlah,
F avi . S chrader .
One haff the town of Moroney 40 V. Holden, James Huut, E. M.
a borrowing power equal to the capital which you
lot; 25 x 100 right on the railroad Bales, C. A. Svenson and W. F.
C. W. T almage .
and 30 lots 50 x 100 half of them on Latimer.
save.
the beach and haff of them right
B. C. L amb .
Two indictments were returned
on the railroad, price $6,000 and I against Benj. F. Via, one for as­
, We want you to conside this a personaljin- j
W m . G. T ait .
will put the water on the ground. sault and the other for resisting an
■ vitation to call and open an accountl here, r
Moroney Town, M. Moroney, Post officer. Via pleaded guilty to as­
/ Many of our large deposits began with ajdollar. )
sault and not guilty to resisting an
J. C. H olden .
office address, Rockaway, Ore.
officer.
George Brooks died at Bay City
No bills were filed in the cases of
on Sunday, after being sick for Grant Marshall, Roy Rhodes, An­
CAPITA L
OLDEST
some little time, and the funeral drew Hayden, Charles Griffith,
Henry Brooten, Hiram Eadus and
took place on Wednesday.
De­ George
bank
H. Root.
ceased
was
85
years
and
8
months
co u N T y J p E R v 1 S l °*
Pacific
Railway and Navigation
old. He was born in Pennsylvania, Co. vs. Elmore
Packing Co. Con­
and came to Tillamook 16 years ago. demnation.
His wife survives him, also four
Maud Joseph vs. David Joseph.
ILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Another telephone line was com- children,
Mrs. Clarence Tilden, of Divorce. Continued for service.
pleted over theYamhill route, which
Pacific Railway and Navigation
gives the Pacific States Telephone Tillamook; Mrs. Sarah Campbell
T. A. Poster vs. F. R. Beals, et al.
B. W. Neilson vs. Joseph Kutch­
■ Home Made Mince Meat at the
Company vs. J. I- Vosburg, et al.
Company two lines into Tillamook, and Howard Brooks, of Camas, Condemnation.
Injunction.
er, et al. Foreclosure. Continued
■lain Market.
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Alice J. Tone vs. George Tone. for service.
Money to Loan on Improved Washington; and Mrs. Richard
Vnited Railways Company vs.
I Pennies
wanted at Tillamook
'Teggart, of Gresham, Oregon.
State of Oregon, by John 11. Me-
William B. Smith. Condemnation. Divorce Decree of divorce granted
Farms to the extent of about $4000
without coat,
Naiv, Prosecuting Attorney for the
Bounty Bank
The P. R, & N. was crippled on Non suit on motion of plaintiff.
about the 1st April.—Apply to John
Tillamook County Bank vs. Win. Third Judicial District of the State
I Wanted,—girl for general house- Leland Henderson & Son, Agents. * Friday on account of slides, and no
Gue Leon vs Mabel Leon. Di­
Campbell. Action for money, Non of Oregon, upon the relation of W.
vorce.
Dismissed
on
motion
of
lork. Apply G. F. Chaphe.
E. Provost, Jr. va. Bay City, W. C.
suit on motion of plaintiff.
It will pay you to get their prices. trains were able to get through and plaintiff without coat.
I Wanted.—Empty’ Sacks, Lamb- Still in the lead 11 Dement’s Best ’’ on Saturday as another bad slide
Chris Hansen vs. J. M. Mermil- Trombley, et al. Quo warranto.
United Railways Company vs.
T. E. Casey vs Bill Pappas, et
occurred between Hobsonville and Sarah McMillan, et al. Condemna­ yea, et al. Injunction.
schrader Co. Elmore Dock.
hard wheat flour in the city, to be
al. Injunction. Settled and dis­
Bay City, which carried the track in­ tion. Nonsuit on motion of plain­
M.
S.
Copeland
vs.
Nehalem
Coal
I Glasses fitted. Any kind, , any had only of the Tillamook Feed Co.”
Company, a corporation, et al. Fore missed
to the bay. No trains were able to tiff.
Ityle Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt. *
Lester Landingham vs. Rosalind
The plate glass window on the get through either Saturday or
State of Oregon vs. J. H Beach. closure.
Landingham.
Divorce.
Default
I Yon should see the stock of feed west side of the store occupied by Sunday, but Monday passengers Embezzlement. Continued.
C. M. Giddings va. James C. Cox. granted
Decree of divorce granted
Thomas N. Kennedy vs. Z. T. Tax foreclosure.
llie Tillamook Feed Co. has on the Ray Feed Co. blew out on
without cost.
and mail were brought as far as
C. M. Giddings vs. Kate Cox.
land.
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Monday morning during one of the Garibaldi, where they were trans­ Bogard. Foreclosure
Nellie Murphy vs. C. F. Murphy.
Tax
Foreclosure.
Macdonald Potts vs. Rollie W.
I Live chickens wanted at the Tilla- gusts of wind.
Divorce. Default of defendant en­
ferred on the launch Henrietta and Watson . Action for money.
Henry Fleckenstein and CO. VH. tered and divorce granted with
Look Meat Company’s Market, 13c.
Tki not forget the Sunday Chicken brought to this city.
T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. L. H Clarence Hanenkratt and Morri» custody of (minor children.
Hanenkratt.
Action for money.
Dinner at the Todd. Better than
per pound.
The Shakespeare Club had an­ Field, et al. Condemation.
Independent Western Film Ki-
Otto W. Nelson vs. Margaret E. Settle«! and dismissed.
change vs Frank A. Rhodes «0(1
| The government dredge has been ypn can have at home for less money, other of its delightful monthly
State of Oregon at the relation of B. Shipman. Action for money.
put out of commission and laid up Crmo and try us. Service from 5:30 meetings on Friday afternoon of V.eH<K’y,.£t uj. Confirmation. Sale Chris
Hansen vs. John Doe Smith. Settled «nd dismissed,
confirmed.
to
7:00
p.m.
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last
week.
The
hostess
on
this
oc
lor the winter.
Buy City Land Company vs. C. !..
i The City Transfer Co. are the fel­ casion was M tb . Webster Holmes, Frank Exer vs. Julius Erickson. Affidavit.
Wesley Rush vs. C. N. Johnson. Fox| Lumber Company, a corpora­
Confirmation Sale confirmed,
I Dr. Jack Olson has opened den­
Action
for
money.
Settled
and
dis
­
and
her
home
was
fittingly
decorat
­
tion.
Ejectment.
lows
who
haul
anything,
anywhere,
Elmore Packing Company vs.
tal parlors over F. R. Beals’ office
missed.
Elmore Packing Company, a cor­
Both phones.
*. any time. Office on Main Street, ed for the occasion. The gathering Mary H. Elmore. To quiet title.
Edward Stasek vs. Joseph Kutch­ poration vs. Hiram Eadus. Action
at this time was more of a social Sale confirmed.
er, et al. Foreclosure.
Wanted,—a six roomed Furnished opposite Clough’s Drug Store. Call
for money.
Robert
Osborn
vs.
William
L.
nature, and a most pleasant after­
The State of Oregon upon the re­
house for the winter. Apply at the us by phone, Main 651.
DuBois Lumber Company, a cor­
Riefenberg, et al. Confirmation. lation of George Watt vs. the Port
noon
wks
participated
by
the
lady
Prunes For Sale,—direct from the
vs. The County Board of
Sale confirmed.
Headlight office.
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of Bay City, a pretended Quasi poration,
members
and
a
few
invited
guests,
grove First class quality, medium
Will R Ray vs. A. F. Garrison. Municipal corporation, et al. Quo Equalization, for Tillamook County,
Dr. W. G. McGee, homeopathic
Oregon, and Homer Mason, County
size 5c. per pound in 100 pound lots. Mrs. Holmes served an elegant To set aside deed.
Warranto
physician, is located one block east
Judge of aaid County; A. M Hare,
lunch, which was one of the best
John Krebs vs. William G. Wil­
The
freight
is
60
to
65c.
per
100.
George
A.
Strese
vs.
A.
1*.
Gar
­
Assessor of said County ; and J. C.
of the post office.
the ladies have partaken of and re­ let, et al. Foreclosure.
rison. To set aside deed.
De­ Holden, County Clerk of said
Alex Marolf, St. Helena, Cal.
Bring your chickens to the Tilla­
F. D Stafford vs. James Walton, murrer to complaint sustained. County, constituting the Board uf
flected great credit on the hostess.
Asa B. Robinson, who was for
Plaintiff granted leave to file Equalization. Appeal from trie
Jr., et al. Temporary injunction.
mook MeatCompany’s Market. We
On
Wednesday
of
last
week
Archi
­
Home time clerk in Lamar’s Drug
Board of Equalization.
S. W. Thompson and Floyd A. amended complaint.
pav 13c, per pound
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John S. Craig vs C. L. l ox Lum­
Store, was elected County Clerk of bald Smith of Garibaldi, brother of Swan vs. Allen II. Wilson, et al.
< Iregon Logging anil TimberConi-
Frank Hanenkratt and W. G. Polk County on the Democratic L. C. Smith of the same place died Foreclosure.
ber Company. Action for money pany, a corporation, vs. ThsCounty
Dwight had a lively i experience
Appeal
of old age and general breakdown.
p,y a plurality of 52 votes.
A L. Johnson and E. P. Johnson Judgment for plaintiff and order to Board of Equalization
sell attached property.
from Board of Equalization.
coming in from Portland.
vs.
Tillamook
County.
Appeal
Deceased
was
a
native
of
England
I Four days mail arrived in this
M. R. Hanenkratt vs Thomas
Luther K. llaak vs. The County
Otelia Hadley vs. C. E. Hadley,
You ought to see the special chop city on Monday evening at seven and lived formerly in New York
Hovenden et al. Foreclosure.
Board of Equalization.
Apiieal
et
al.
Injunction.
He leaves a wife but no
for hog feed at the Tillamook Feed o'clock.and with a full force, assist­ City.
Ed
Smith
vs.
Cora
Smith.
Divorce.
from
the Board of Equalization.
Paul
Schrader
vs.
Srethna
S.
Co., made especially for them. *
J. W. Cochran vs. The County
ed by the two mail clerks, Post­ children. He was a member of Phelps et al. Foreclosure Default
A. H. Huger vs. Vincenz Jacob,
Appeal
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al Action for money. Jury trial Board of Equalization,
Lost,—A Y’ellow Buck Skin Pouch master Baker was able to get it all Stuyvesant Lodge No. 745 A. F. & as to defendants Phelps and Mc- et
and verdict in favor ¡plaintiff and from the Board of Equalization.
with money in it Finder pleaae sorted by eleven o’clock that night. A. M. of New York City. Several Cowell. Decree as prayed for.
defendant in the sum of
Portland Timber Company, a cor­
members of the Masonic Lodge of
R. C. Magarrell vs. Edwin Hook­ against Defendants
leave same at Patzlaf’s Store.
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granted until poration, vs. The County Board of
Attorney C. W. Talmage went to Bay City accompanied the remains er, et al. Foreclosure. Default and $303.
to
tile
motion
November 17 in which
Equalization.
Appeal from the
If you wish rooms for the Winter McMinnville to plead a case before to Tillamook City where they were decree.
for new trial.
Board of Equalization.
by the month ‘‘cheap ” with hot or Judge Galloway and returned on met by members of the local lodge,
Otelia Hadley vs. C. E. Hadley.
Frank L. Bowles vs. Jennie I..
In the matter of the implication
cold water and with bath, call at Monday. It was one of Attorney who assisted in the burial services Damages. Settled and dismissed, Bowles. Divorce.
of Antone Burba, an alien, to be­
Harry
Mitchell
vs.
C.
W.
Pike,
et
Willett
’
s
cases,
and
on
account
of
the Todd Hotel.
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Cheboygan Timber • Company vh . come a citizen of the United States
on Friday afternoon.
al Injunction. Demurrer to com­
of America. Application grunted,
W. F. Hays et al To
T quiet title
23 Per Cent Discount on every sickness Mr. Talmage attended to it
plaint
overruled.
Will Spalding, manager of the
Cheboygan Timber Company vs. i * Bess Yungborn vs. Quincy J.
thing found on the Bargain Counter for him.
W. S Cone vs. Dennis I. Cald­ The Astoria Company. To quiet i Pangboin. Contempt proceeding
Tillamook Electric Light A Fuel Co.,
George R. Edner, the
newly
■t the Tillamook Feed Co. next
dismissed.
met with a serious accident on well. Foreclosure of tax lien. De­ title.
Saturday.
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elected county commissioner, was
fault and decree.
Tuesday n erning while mounted
J. B. Silver vs. D. O. Kenagy, et
Louis G. Freeman vs. Lars John­
Go to the Clam market for Clams, in the city on Wednesday’. As Mrs. on the electric jiole on the corner
Presbyterian Church.
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Foreclosure. Decree entered. al. Foreclosure.
Fish and Crabs. Second Avenue, Edner is sick she will go trf Cali­ i opposite the First National Bank. son.
Potter Realty Company,
T. B. ___
W.
Harrison
vs.
Pacific
Rail-
M.
tOJiOa.iii Bible School. Faithful
near First St., in the building back fornia for the winter, and Mr. Ed­ ' In some way the strap which was
vs. Lawrence R. Wheeler, et Hl.
and Navigation Company, Condemnation.
and competent teachers in charge
ner will accompany her as far as i holding him gave way and he fell was for damages.
of Beals’ office.
Suit
Oregon Fisheries Co., et h I VH. of the classes, and classes for »11
Theodore Senn vs. W. G. Dwight, Elmore Packing Company, H Ml.
ou the concrete pavement Presi-
Dr. Hawk, of Bay City who was Portland.
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,
„
.
11:00 a.m < oiiiiniinion Nervier.
A number of the business men i pent Tait of the First Nation«1 et al. To quiet title.
elected county coroner, without
Damages.
Church
members,
sud
all
who
tie
In
the
matter
of
the
petition
of
and
citizens
gave
Dr
R.
T.
Boa
Is
a
Isaac E. Smith vs. Daniel Hickey.
Bank, heard his fall and hurried to
making any effort, was in the city
on the laird Jesus Christ lire
surprise on Wednesday evening, his assistance In the fall Spalding Matthe Anderson Sanden, to become Damages. Continued by consent lieve
on Wednesday.
invited to participate. A new in
a citizen of the United States of
Eli P. Ol<ls vs. Norman O'ds et dividual coinnmnion service will la-
which was in the nature of a wel­
For Sale,—A horse 1400 pounds, come back to Tillamook. The even­ ! had broken his left wrist and he America.
al. Injunction. Settled and dis­ lined Communion address: “What
was badly shaken up. Dr. Kerron
Albers Brothers Milling Comp­ missed,
®*J*ill consider a trade for a buggy ing was enjoyably spent, and D. L.
the ('roes of < hrist Signifies to the
any vs. ii.
H. C. Kunze. Action for
Nellie Hughey vs. W. < . I bun. Believer.’’
horse. Apply to Guy Ford, Maple Shrode, president of the Tillamook was called and Spalding was taken money Jury trial and verdict. in
' to Dr. Boals hospital where his in
7: .’Dp. in Popular \ easier ser­
Leaf Creamery.
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favor of plaintiff in the sum of $.«»). Action for money
Commercial Club, made a few ap- juries were attended to.
vile < ioh | m ’I Song Service, and
James ling In- > ■ - I P ■
S
B.
Hill
vs.
Frederic
Broidy,
et
npe< ial musi, by the< hoir. followed
If you don't find what you want propriate remarks.
et al. Action lor money.
al. Foreclosure.
l.y a piai In al talk on "Soul Silici«!
Cynthia
F
Johnson
vs.
Andrew
at a anj
other
go to
Owing to the trouble on the P.
”^n0
'*ier store in the city goto
Farewell Party
or "The Unpardonable Sin.’ Many
James Walton. Jr., vs. Sch«>ol
Johnson.
Divon
e.
’ . e Tillamook ------
Feed —
Co. ’s,
’s, they
they have
have R.
R. A 4 N. N. Tuesday*« mail did not
District No. 9, Tillamook County,
t£ood people are tr ubled over thia
I
Antone Weiss vs. I-ouis Geti hel. exceptional sin, and wonder if they
• uJl line of groceries.
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Last Tuesday afternoon was the Oregon, a municipal corporation,
reach this city until three o’clock
Transcript
from
Justice
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have < ominitted it t ome and hear
el al. Injunction.
Fhe Allen House Grille serves a next morning. There was no mail scene of a pretty little gathering at
Verdict in
favor of plaintiff lor th • .pii stion faithfully answered.
S. S Johnson vs Miami Lumber $6.00.
the
home
of
Mrs
Carl
Haberlach,
Judgment
<»n
verdict
in
treble
either
way
on
Wednesday,
but
to
­
merchant s lunch every day at
I>. A M m K mmzib , pastor.
Company. Action for money Mo
noon 25c. Spring chicken always day (Thursday) it is expected that a the event being a farewell afternooi tionto strike part of reply overruled damages being $15 00.
Mary L Berger and F. W Berg­
hand. We aim to serve the beet transfer will be made, and the mail and handkerchief shower for Mrs
er vs. F. R. Beals .Action for
mg to the t>est people at city brought from Garibaldi on the Claude Campbell.
The hostess. Mrs. Haberlach and money.
Prices
, Henrietta, on account of the slide
W G. Dwight vs. M. C. Aaron.
Mrs. E. Bales,had prepared unique
this side of Hobsonville.
Foreclosure of tax lien
r Boale, who has been in
The practical sermons which are games, and special selections were
H. B. Karr va. C. W Pike, et al
■ w lork for several months taking
being preached by Rev. D. A. Mac­ rendered by Mesdames Campbell, Temporary Injunction Demurrer
iVT gra<,'”te course at one of
MacKenzie
and
L.
L.
Baker,
kenzie on Sunday evenings at the
overrled.
big hospitals, returned on Wed-
Mrs Campbell was the recipient
Presbyterian church are drawing
Padfic Railway and Navigation
in o dy
resume his practice large congregations. Mr. Macken­ of many beautiful handkerchiefs Company
M W Harrison. Con-
this city.
zie ih an interesting speaker, and and the beet wiehes of her friends, demnation
Aurie M Draper vs John S
who regret her departure, as she
has been very active in both church M agin me et al. Foreclosure. 1»
fault and decree.
and eocial circles
H. Crenahaw,
N. I. Myers vs
Demurrer to
The invited guests were Mee-
fl. --------
Ds mages
Shen;-
-
dames Claude Campbell. F. C. Bak­ complaint overruled
M R Hanenkratt va. C S. Atkin­
er, George Willett. B. C. Lamb. A.
Action for money.
McNair, W B. Alderman, H Mason, son, et al.
Q I. Clough, D. Martiuy, B. Sever Settled and diamiased
T H Foater vs. F. B.
■ nee, D. MacKenzte. Brooks. J.
et al. Action for money Settled
Groat, W. Hoskins, Wm. Tait, J. and dismissed.
Lamar. F. 9. Whitehouse, F. W.
I-nuia E Morton vs. Msy A.
Christensen, Barrett. J
Harter Morion Divorce. Decree of divorre
L. L. Baker. W A. Williame, D L. without cost,
Shrode Plank an«! T Sarchet.
I
First National Bank,
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK ~
UflMAR’S VARIETY STORE.
TiuunmooK,
O regon
Drop in and book Around ”
INTEREST PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS.