November 21 1912
DEMENT’S BEST FLOUR
CIRCUIT COURT
Grand Jury’s Report-*Lib«l
Case Against R. Zweifel
Caused Some Interest.
| Beals. Transcript from Justice
I Court Jury brought in a verdict
in favor of defendant
__
| In case of A. H. Huger vs.
Vincenz Jacob.
Motion for new
trial over ruled.
I The Zweifel Libel Case
RQ9RI
BakingPUwaer
Is a Prize Winner.
At the Union Cooking School re-
cently hold in Walla Walla all the
ilst prizes for bread, cake, pies and
1 doughnuts were won by users of
i Dement's Best Flour, in competi-
■ tion with other local flours.
1 Prize winners were: Layer Cake,
Mrs. W. A. Bratton, 570 Boyer Ave.;
Loaf Cake, Mrs. Arthur Stockton,
213 E. Cherry; Pie, Mrs. E. C. Mills,
> 720 University; Doughnuts, Mrs.
: E. W. Wilson, 418 Boyer Ave.
| Abroad as well as at Home.
The following explains itself:
Underwood, Wash., Oct. 12, *12.
Dement Bros., Portland, Ogn.
!
Dear Sirs: I received first prize
on best loaf of yeast bread, made
from your Dement’s Best Flour, at
the Skamania County Fair, held at
Stevenson, Wash., Oct. 9th 1912.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Geo. W. Collins.
For Sale by the Tillamook Feed Co.
moral discredit.
¡ «rat claim
, the part of worthy
N
women.
1
J
If
■»
be
urged,
i
n
lu<t
.
1
I Mr Darsow, whatever ^j
■"-ter or con(|ilioil
H
xi-okeeman for the
“
-d classes; in utheS-i J
Judge Percy R. Kelly is still pre­
The case against Rudolph Zweifel, :
siding over the Novenitier term of
who was indicted for libel growing
pion of the underdog ¿21
the Circuit Court, and as there are
out of a circular he had printed and
t<> be noted that ti1(J*H
quite a number of cases to be dis­
!
circulated in regard to a recall peti­
serves and protects ar
posed of, it is doubtful whether he
tion that he circulated and which
of another sort The
will be able to get through by the
mysteriously disappeared at Ne­
and others of their ilk
end of the week. All the jury css •»
halem came up for trial on 1 uesilay
from being “under , '‘-W
were di»[>o»ed of on Tuesilay ami
hist. The circular accused I.miis
were, in fact. sleek «J
the jury was diccharged, I lit the
Ostenberger of taking the petition,
even
opulent criminal.
grand jury wuh only excused after
. - * * had ■ -■
— ..i .. .. . printed
■ . 4 • •zJ I
and — Zweifel
the circular
sonal gams were won 'i./W
filing its report.
The following
ous contrivances agai«,’J
cases were passed upon since our and ciri nhited it himself for the ex­
press of injuring II. V. Alley eh a
lv less prosperous th:,
last issue :
In other words, Mr
The cases against Benz F. Via, candidate for County CoiumisBion-
wh > was indicted for aseaiilt and er. The case caused a little local
champion, not of’
interest,
un<l
quite
a
number
of
per
­
for resisting an officer came up ou
hutofmen whoLycriiaill^
She makes it best who, looking after the
Tliursilay evening, when Via was son» were present
make a trade of oppress
fined $50 for assault, and on mole r
The prosecution having proved
culinary
department,
turns
her
back
resolute
­
of the Acting District Attorney, the
It is the shallowest of pietjJ
;
plac-
case was dismissed against the the circu'ation of the circular,
ly upon unhealthful, or even suspicious, food
assumption to claim for'71
defendant for resisting an officer as ed Louis Ostenbe ger or the stand
row a hearing as a (rien(1 ■
accessories. She is economical; she knows
the fa ts were covered in the pre­ who testified that fie did not take
poor, when the whole old
vious case.
the petition.
that true economy does not consist in the use
gies nnd such talents ae ¡J
The grand jury brought ia two
Rudolph
The
defense
placed
indictments
on Thursday, one
A ù.’ieplaced Compliment.
mauds are invariably Rlvei J
of inferior meat, flour, or baking powder. She
against Rudolph Zwerfel, churned Zweifel on the stand, who gave his
behalf of the poor man and)S
with criminal libel, and ttie other evidence in a straight forward man
is an earnest advocate of home made, home
One of the prominent women's tim, but of the criminally <3
aiainst R I.. Ray. of Portland, i ner, but he was unable to tell
baked food, and has proved the truth of the
j clubs of San Francisco has by its ous, who make the poor t 3
charged with
receiving money
under false pretenses in parsing the jury who got away with the
recent action, in inviting Clarence time.
I
statements
of
the
experts
that
the
best
cook­
petition
while
in
Flamboy's
saloon
checks The latter case was settled
Darrow to appear before them to
It
was,
indeed
a
grievoaii
by the defendant paying the amount at Nehalem.
ing in the world today is done with Royal
lecture upon social and political tion of propriety, of taste, J
of the checks and the costs.
H. W. Tohl and Henry Tolil both
subject», created quite a stir in the morals to invite this smirsJ
Baking Powder.
Pacific Railway and Navigation testified to seeing the petition in
Co. vs. Elmore Packing Co. Con­
Bay City, and much criticism has discredited man to inviteaj
demnation Settled and dismissed. the saloon, and did not know who
been the result of this invitation, as of earnest women concemi3
stole
it
Nor
did
they
know
of
any
Maud Joseph vs. David Joseph.
I thia club has systematically stood polilical and moral <hties.l
agreement between the business
Divorce. Continued for service.
for the better things in life and in circumstances can onlybyjJ
Pacific Railway and Navigation men of Nehalem to get away with
The proposals must be accomp­
Election Notice
their
effort to advance their know by the plea of inexperience/1
Company vs. J. L. Vosburg. et al. the petition. .
anied by a check payable to the
Condemnation.
Settled and dis
dis­
N otice is H ereby G iven ,--That order of the Mayor of Tillamook ledge ot social and political affairs vertance. It is a kind nt J
I
The
evidence
in
the
case
resolved
missed.
on Monday, the 2nd day of Decem- City, Oregon, certified by a respon­ have endeavored to qualify them-
Thomas N. Kennedy vs. Z. T. i itself as to the veracitv of two wit- be?, 1912, at the City Hall, in Tilla- sible bank, for an amount equal to selves for duties which come with which may, indeed, be eJ
once, but never the seconlj
Consoli- . uessee, Louis Ostenberger and Dr. mook City, in Tillamook County, 10 per cent of the total amount of
Bogard
Foreclosure
It would be quite as reason«
dated by stipulation with case pend, ’ j P. J. Sharp. Sharp testified that State of Oregon, a City Election will the bid submitted to be forfeited as the privilege of suffrage.
ing in Marion County.
In referring to Clarence Darrow invite Abe Riief or any othsd
, he, Attorney Johnson and Osten- be held for the purpose of electing fixed and liquidated damages in
Macdonald Potts vs. Rollie VV. ( berger were in Laughlin’s saloon the following officers of Baid city, case b’dder refuses to enter into aa a teacher of social, political and in stripes from the state priri
to’ wit :
\V ,t»on. Action for money. Con­
contract and provide a surety bond moral duties, the comment from present his reflections upoil
' and the latter admitted taking the
One Mayor.
tinued.
for the faithful performance of the one of our correspondents goes on
One Treasurer.
right, the good and the lieatti
work. The council reserves the
T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. L. H petition and that he had been prom­
to state that Darrcw is a lawyer,
Field, et al. Condemation. Settled ised $50.00 by the business men of i i One Councilman from the First right to reject any and all bids.
Ward of eaid City.
Before acceptance of work by citv who, in the course of what is known J. S. LAMAR, DRUGGISI,
mid dismissed.
Nehalem, but had refused to take
One Councilman from the Second successful bidder shall furnish the
as criminal practice, has sunk to
John Krebs vs. William G. Wil it. Sharp could not remember the Ward of said City.
Mayor and Common Council with a
DESERVES PRAIa
let, et ul. Foreclosure. Decree on time when this took place. Osten­
One Councilman from the Third guarantee maintenance bond equi­ the low depths of a defender and
findings of fact mid conclusions ol
Ward of said City
J. S. Lamar, druggits, dead
valent to 50 per cent of the amount protector of the lowest type of of­
law as to defendants, Willett De­ berger denied making such a etnte-
One Councilman from the Fourth of the contrac*, guaranteeing that fenders, against the justice, the praise from Tillamook City, m
fault of defendants Gee and Elli ' merit to Johnson and Sharp. One Ward of said City.
for a period of five years from the
for failure t<> answer amended com­ ' surprising feature in Sharpe’s evi­
One Councilman from the Fifth completion and construction of said peace and the order of society. He people for intorducing hert|
plaint us per stipulation, and de­
Wfard of said City, and
dence
was
that
lie
admitted
having
concrete sidewalks he will at his is not merely the professed cham­ buckthorn bark and giva»
cree as t ) defendants, Gee and Ellis
One Water Commissioner from own expense repair and make good pion, but the associate and friend mixture, known as Adler i-ka.It
im prayed for ill amended com­ Ostenberger in his office the pre-J, the Second Ward of said City ;
plaint.
vious day and endeavored to get , And that P. W. ~
- W. G. any defects arising from faulty of the dynamiter and the thug. simple German remedy first I
Todd,
A L. Johnson and E. P. Johnson him to drop the case, when Sharp IXvight and W. S. Hays have been material or workmanship, and due Amnity and propensity may have came famous by curing appetì
to the proper use of said sidewalks
vs. Tillamook Count'/.
Appeal. made some illusion to Johnson in- 1 duly appointed Judges
_ „
and E. D.
given him some justification, but and it has now been discovered?!
such.
Ibis was a jury trial and a verdict of
wj, j Hoag and S. B. Whitehouse, Clerks as Bids
sisting
that
Sharp
appear
as
a
will be received for both he has never allowed hie sym­ A’SINGLE DOSE relieves ■
$4<C.0fi rendered in favor of phiin-
> of said election.
pathies to embarass hie thrift. He stomach, gas on the stomach i
ness. A great deal of the time of | Said election will be held at 9:00 broken rock and gravel concrete.
tiifs.
Done by order of the Common is. in fact, a man who has prosti- constipation INSTANTLY.
Harry Mitchell vs. C. W. Pike, it I the court was taken up in the mat-' o’clock in the morning of said day Council
of Tillarrook City, Oregon,
id Injunction. Judgment by stif 1 t.u of the stolen petition, but apart ""d will continue until 4:00 o’clock November
tuted his profession to the ¿troae-
15th, 1912.
ulatiou in favor of defendant.
from Dr Sharpe’s evidence there
the afternoon of said day.
“I* is a pleasure to tell yon ■
'est uses.
T B. H andley ,
.
,
.
,
.
i
.N
otice
is
H
ereby
G
iven
,
--That
W. S Cone vs. Dennis 1. Cold- | was no evidence to prove that Os- I a/caucus for the purpose of r.omi-
City Recorder of Tillamook
Mr, Darrow’s notoriety ia a pro- Chamberlain’s Cough Renistyl
w.ll. Foreclosure of tax lien. Dis- !
the best cough medicine I M
City, Oregon.
duct of his efforts in behalf of the ever used,”, writes Mrs. Bta
missed on motion of plaintiff.
i tenberger had stolen the petition, nating candidates for City Officers
while, on the ether hand, Ostenberg- i wi'l be held, at the Court House, ill
men who dynamited a prominent Campbell, of Lavania, Ga IM
M. W. Harrison vs. Pacific Rnil- er denied doing so or having made ”““1' CitT- ?D
newspaper in Los Angles over two used it with all my children»»
Presbyterian Church.
was anil Navigation Company,
‘of November, 1912, at 8:0.) o’clock
years ago, involving the murdei of the results have been highly na
'■nit for damages. Continued pend­ the admission that he had done so p.In. of said day.
factory.” For sale by all dtslnj
ing cross bill.
It was a weak case as far as corrob­
Dated this 11th day of November,
10:00 a. m.—Bible School. Faithful some twenty non-union workmen.
1912.
Theodore Senn vs. W, G. Dwight orative evidence was concerned.
and competent teachers in charge By his o«n statement, Darrow knew
W. L. Cook, who was Pustmi
T<B. H andley ,
i t al. To quiet title. Default of ail
of the classes, and classes tor all the men were guilty, but for a co­
The jury was out nearly three
at Neihart, Montana, writes
writes:
City Recorder of Tillamook ages.
defendants except W. (1. Dwight
I
hours.
The
first
ballot
was:
Two'
lossal,
he
sustained
their
plea
and
_. ?y’s Honey 11
City, Oregon.
recommend _ Foley
i
entered. Decree in favor plaintiff.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship.
for
conviction
and
ten
for
acquittal.
ill
my
people.«
S. S. Johnson vs. Miami Lumber
7:30 p. m. —Popular Vesper Service. sought to save them hy method» Compound to ai
________
.•disappointed«®
Company. Action for money Ver­ The second ballot was three for con Notice Asking Proposals for Bids. Sermon: “The History, Purpose, which have morally, if not legally, they are never <’;'
’s Honey and Tar Ccmpta
dict in favor of the plaintiff for $155, viction an<l nine for acquittal. An­
and Possibilities of Thanksgiving stamped him as a criminal. He is Foley
-
.
I _ |J.
1)1
Sealed proposals will be received Day.” Special Thanksgiving music I a man presumptively in legal dis for roughs and colds
Mary L Berger and F. W, Berg- other ballot was taken and a ver­
”
Sold
at
ha«
gaesible
results."
“
at the office of the City Recorder of will be rendered by the choir.
er vs. F. R. Beals.
Action for dict of not guilty was returned.
rug Store
credit unquestionably in social and
D. A M ackenzie , pastor
Tillamook City, Oregon, until 6:CO
money. Jury trial and u verdict in
o'clock p tu. Monday the 2nd day
favor of ttie defendant.
Grand Jury’s Report.
W G. Dwight vs. M. 4'. Aaron
The Grand Jury of Tillamook of December for the improvement
Don’t waste your money buying
Foreclosure of tnx lien. Dismissed County, Oregon, duly appointed and of the following streets by construct­ strengthening plasters. Chamber­
ing concrete sidewalks along the lain’s Liniment is cheaper and
on motion of plaintiff.
acting at the November, 1912, term ' portions and sides of auid streets
better. Dampen a piece of flannel
H. B. Karr vs. C. W. Pike, et al.
1 hereinafter named, in the manner
Temporary Injunction. Demurrer thereof, would respectfully report : provided by the Charter, Ordinanc­ with it and bind it over the affected
That
we
have
examined
into
the
parts and it will relieve the pain
overrled. Judgment by stipulation
es and Resolutions of said City and
soreness. For sale by all dealers.
from defendants without costs.
conditions of the county offices of allj
pi
.' ang > and specifications
N. I. Myers vs. H. Crenshaw, Tillamook County nnd|their methods heretofore
1----- *------- adopted by said city for
Sheriff. Damages. Motion to strike of conducting business. We find the ' construction of cement and
The boy’s ap[>etite is often the
parts of answer withdiawn.
Case
source of amazement. If you would
concrete sidewalks.
that
the
same
are
being
conducted
continued.
I The North side of Fourth street have such an appetite take Cham­
T. A. Poster vs. F. R. Beals, et a|< in a proper manner, and that the .from Stillwell Avenue to Third berlain’s Tablets. They not only
create a healthy
appetite, but
Injunction. Demurrer to complaint books are in good order.
' Avdhue West in said City.
sustained.
The improvement must be coni- strengthen the stomach and enable
We have also investigated the
It costs you the same as any other good whiskey.
Edward Stasck vs. Joseph Kutch­ mutter of the county jail. We would 1 Dieted on or before the 1st day of it to do its work naturally. For
sale by all dealers.
er, et nl. Foreclosure. Dismissed recommend that the jail be removed I March, 1913.
on motion of plaintiff.
from its present location oil the I-------------------------------------- ——-____
George A. Strese vs. A. F. Gar­
rison. To set aside deed.
Plain* first iloor of the Court House to the
Uff granted to anil including Dec. basement of the Court House, for
15 to reply.
I
the reason, among others, that the
M R. Ilnnenkriitt vs. Tliotni s present sheiill’s office u not large
llnvenden anil Charles Hovenden. enough for the proper transaction
Foreclosure. Service incomplete.
A
of ttie business of the office, it
Ed Smith vs. Cora Smith. Divorce. poorly lighted and ventilated and
Plaintiff grunted leave
to tile
an>en<led coniplnint. Kdwurd Esrl too crowded to permit the sheriff
appointed guardian ad litem for properly transact the business
Produced exclusively from
plaintiff
the office.
Choicest
and most carefully
Cheboygan Timlier Company vs.
We would further report that
W. F. Hays et ul
To quiet title many rumors have come to us of
selected.
Plaintiff granted leave to file the serving of liquors to minors, in
BLUE
STEM
WHEAT
amended complaint.
violation of the law, in boxes in
Of
which
every
grain
is thoro­
Chelxiygun Timber Company vs.
The Astoria Company. Io quiet restaurants within the limi s <>f
ughly cleansed, washed and dried,
title. Detnult nnd decree in nccor- municipal corporations where the
“ART FLOUR
dance with praysr of complaint.
authority of regulation of the liquor
is a better milled patent flour
J. H. Silver vs. I). O. Kenagy, et traffic ia vested in the municipality
than
any
other
SOFT
WHEAT flour on the market,
nl. Foreclosure.
Default ami di. to the exclusion of control by the
xorce ns prnved forexec’t attorneys ■'o.inty. We have not been able to
FKKn co- TILLAMOOK, OR.
fee allowed In num ot }5tHV.
F or sale BY PEL/. A KIRSCHOFF. TILLAMOOK, OR.
obt tin legal evidence of the »ale of
« p/umber
’ MEYER A SON, HEBO. OR
Oregon Fisheries Co., et al xs. liquor to minors in these places,
ID. S. HOY AKIN, NEHALEM, OR.
Elmore Pin king Companx, rt al. but owing to the opportunity which
HOUR saved in summoning th«
Diimngea
Jury trial and veidict
is
given
for
violation
of
the
law
in
tor plaintiff’s in the aum of $12l\
plumber by telephone may save the price 1
this manner by these conditions,
Judgment for $3tk>
several
years of service.
we
would
earnestly
recommend
A
scientific
combination
of
East
­
Cynthia F Johnson vs. Andrew
Jotmaon Divorce. Decree of divorce that steps be tuken by the proper
It
certainly
saves a lot of discomfort au
ern Hard Wheat and Western Soft
granted Plaintiff granted custody authorities to prohibit the use U
worry.
ot children.
Wheat.
private boxes in restaurants and
The Bell Telephone keeps the househol
H. W. Neilson vs Joseph hutch eating ho u tee. While thia may be
"FISHERS BLEND” is the best for unt­
er, et al Foreclosure. Continued a matter coming within the pro
in
constant
touch with all the resources of
versa 1 use. il bakes more nnd larger loaves
for sereice.
vince of the various cities in which
bread
ilization
and
is instantly available i" a”'
per given quantity than any other
j^ester Lx tiding lux ill vs. Rosalind these conditions exist, we believe
brand, " hether for bread, biscuits, cake or
Landingliixni. Divorce Decree of
emergency.
that there is aa evil condition in
divorce grunted without coat.
pastry, it ia the dependable
It also keeps the household in coo*,an*
this respect which should I k 1
Elmore Packing Company, a cor remedied.
We have timahed all
“ Perfect All Purpose Flour
Duration vs. Hiram Kadua Action
touch with the broader outside world bv
lot money. Motion to strike parts matters which have t>een presented
of the Ixing Distance Service of the I
Price,
$1.0)
per
4»-lb.
Sack.
of iinrwer sustained.
Defemlsnt to iia for consideration and which
grunted leave to tile amended an­ have seemed proper for us to act
System.
1 hene brand manufactured by
swer. Continued pending crossbill. upon officially.
Fisher Flouring Mills Co.
l^se Panuborn vs. Quincy J
MOPE per Sack
We extend our thanks to the Court
PuiigtMirn. Demurrer to contempt
"America's
Finest
Flouring
Mills,
”
for
courteous
treatment,
aa
well
aa
'
prureedinga argued a nd taken under
LESS per Loaf
to the Sheriff and Bailiff in that
»UvUsment
Seattle. Washington.
Miami l.umlwr Co. vs. A. Q. respect
AbsoluielyPure
The Woman Makes the Home
I
When you ask for Cyrus Noble tbi
dealer knows that you know goa
whiskey.
W. J, Van Schuyver Co., Portland,
■^srr Fisher’s Art Flour
ALL HOUSEHOLD EMERGENCIES
Superior Patent Flour
Fisher’s Blend Flour,
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