Vol. XXV.
No. 29
TILLAMOOK, OREGON JANUARY 2, 1913.
I
CONFIDENCE
The man who keeps his money in the
bank while he has plenty creates a friend
in the bank to whom he can turn when
he has little.
Having confidence in this bank begets
its confidence in you, and we can’t, any
of us, get very far on the road to success
without giving and receiving confidence.
This bank has fairly earned your
confidence through nearly ten years of
square dealing and helpful service.
It will appreciate your account.
I OLDEST
IBANK
I IN TH E
J COUNTY
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
CAPITA L
$30.000.00
STATE
SUPERVISION
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
Nr- and Mrs. Gordon I.. Burge
left Friday for Portland and valhy
points where they will spend their
See Big Mack for your sewer con­ honeymoon.
nections.
Born, on the 29th to the wife of
Henry Tohl is down from Nehal­ Earl z\yer, a daughter; and on the
em and came by road.
26th, to the wife of Stanley Coates,
Miss Grace Whitehouse, of Port-
land; Miss Florence Mitchell, of
Baker City; S. H. Doak. of Lexing-
ton; Terry Beck and M. Ford of
Portland, who spent the holiday»
in Tillamook left Wednesday morn
ing for Sheridan by private convey­
ance.
Dr. George Gilbert Bancroft, the
noted Psychologist, will be at the
high school auditorium the 16th
and 17th of January, 1913 Under
the auspices of the Cobweb Calen­
der. He is an entertainer of rare
ability.
Conimisaioner G. R. Edner and tie up on the railroad,
wife returned from California last
A quiet wedding took place in-
week and Mrs. Edner remained in thia city on Wednesday evening at
Portland.
the bride’s home, when Rev. D. L.
The Killkare Klub will hold ita Shrode united in marriage Sherman
next meeting on Thursday January W. Conover and Susie Crane, both
11th, at the home of Mrs. Carl of whom are well known in thia city.
Haberlach.
The city council met on Monday
Commissioner H. V. Alley came
from Nehalem on Tuesday, and as
there was no other conveyance he
hoofed it to this city.
The city tax
week which ia
_____
road
4 _ mills;
i
water. 3 mills;
13 mills.
evening and owing to the engineer
, being unable to be present on ac­
count of the tie-up on the railroad.
I the matter of remonstrances and
levy was made thia objections to sewer and paving as-
General puriioses. | j aessniente were adjourned until the
purposes, 5 mills; 20th January. Another meeting of
library, 1 mill; total *^e council will be held to clean tip
|business of the year.
UAMflR’S
VARIETY STORE.
TILiüAmOOK.
• «
OREGON.
Drop in and book Around."
Married, on Monday, Dec. 23rd,
at the home of the bride's mother,
st 161 East Thirteenth at, Eugene,
Ore., by th. bride’s brother, Rev.
Cornelius Beebe, Mr. U. G. Jackson
and Miss Ethel Beebe. The bride is
one of Lane County’s best teachers
and the groom is a popular young
civil engineer and county surveyor
of Tillamook
county.—Register.
The friends of County Surveyor
Jackson’will be glad to bear of this
event and to congratulate him on
bis return to Tillamook with his
bride, where he is highly respected
as a citiaen and county official.
They were to return to this city on
Thursday, but owing to the tie-up
on the railroad it ia not known
when they will reach here.
VX alter Price, the pioneer mer­
chant of Marcola, a village on the
Mohawk branch of the Southern Pa­
cific, a few miles above Springfield,
Ore., has sold hie general store to
!■ ■ Bogers, of Tillamook, wbo has
Quite a sensation was caused in
already taken possession of the the city on Monday night by Earl
business.
Ford, who, while in an intoxicated
Carl Haberlach was one of those condition, abused bis wife and
who left on the train Sunday morn- threatened to kill her. It is a won­
which was wrecked. He was on his der that Mrs. Earl was not seriously
way to Seattle to see whether he injured or murdered, for her hus­
could dispose of two thousand cases band shamefully ill treated and beat
of cheese which is now on hand be­ her. and had he been in possession
longing to tne different co-operative of a gun it is thought that be would
have shot his wife and then hint*.,
companies.
Attorneys E B. Tongue and G R. self, for ford was in a grouchy,
Bagley, of Hillsboro, were in this sour mood as a result of. the booze.
city the first of the week in con­ He was placed under arrest by
Sheriff Crenshaw and locked up in
nection with the suit which is to be
brought against the city in connec­ the county jail. Desiring to obtain
tion with the sewer and paving as­ a divorce from him Mrs. Ford agreed
not to prefer a charge of Wife
sessments.
Au the railroad was
him, provided
tied up they took a rig to Willa­ beating against
he would let her alone and leave
mina.
the city. This Earl agreed to doj
Rollie W. Watson is meeting with One of the penalties in Oregon for
a good deal of success in disposing wifs beating is flogging, and should
of stock in the proposed whey milk Ford in any way molest his wife in
sugar factory. He was at the dif­ future he will be immediately placed
ferent factories ou Thursday ex­ under arrest with thatchaige hang­
plaining the situation to the dairy­ ing over him.
men, who are most iuterested and
concerned in this new enterprise
Reception to City Dads.
affecting their business.
Glasses fitted.
Any kind, any a daughter.
style. Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt. *
Lost,—Child's Locket,
“Helen"
Mrs. Carl Hunt has been quite engraved theron, attached to chain.
seriously sick with convulsions.
Finder leave with Dr Sharp and
The new city administration will receive reward.
hold its first meeting Monday even-
Wanted, a buggy horse, a young
The Board of County Commis­
ing.
one preferred, not
under 1050
sioners convened on Thursday,
,
pounds.
—
Apply
to
Guy
Ford,
Maple
Wanted,—a family to work on a
and as there is always a large
,
farm.
Apply at the Headlight ' Leaf Creamery,
amount of business to be transacted
office.
Go to the Clain market for Clams,
the first of the year, including the
Live chickens wanted at the Tilla­ i Fish and Crabs. Second Avenue,
annual levy, the Board will be in
near
First
St.,
in
the
building
back
mook Meat Company’s Market, 13c.
session for several days longer thia
iof
Heals
’
office.
per pound.
term. County Commissioner-elect
Dr. lack Olson has opene-J den­ I If you wish rooms for the Winter, Edner, who does not take office tin
tal parlors over F. R. Beals’ office i by the month “cheap.” with hot or til Monday, was present,
cold water and with bath, call at
Both phones.
A. C. Gist died at 6 o’clock on
the Todd Hotel.
•
Miss Carrie Monroe, of Seattle,
Friday evening of last week, aged
Lost, a Brown Fur, somewhere 82 years.
Wash., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mr. Giret had been in
within a few blocks of the Tillamook poor health the past five years.
E. T. Haltom.
post office. Finder will please leave He had been a resident of this
Phone Joe Lilly for wood sawing.
Country work solicited. Phone 1313 the same at the Headlight office. . county for 27 years and besides a
Pacific States.
Late Thursday night a fire alarm widow leaves three sons and two
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished ( was given, the fire being in the roof daughters. He was buried in the
for Rent. See I. Parson, at the of Will Hadley’s residence, which G. A. R. cemetary, the funeral ser­
was extingaished with a small hose. vices being conducted by Rev.
Hotel Columbia.
Do not torget the Sunday Chicken Blalock.—Courier.
W. 13. Gordon left for Portland on
Thursday morning, going out by ’ Dinner at the Todd. Better than
you can ha ve at home for less money.
way of Sheridan.
The public school which had a Ccmv and try us. Service from 5:30
vacation of two weeks will be re to 7:00 p. m.
The range, which was given sway
sumed on Monday,
Bring your chickens to the Tilia-{ by ths management of the Gem
mook Meat Company’s Market. We Theatre on New Year’s eve, was
won by number 033521 held by
pav 13c. per pound
Edward St.. Bek.
J. G. Ivanes has been re-appoint-
The City Transfer Co. are the fel­
ed marshal by Mayor Harter and
lows who haul anything, anywhere,
has accepted.
any time
Office on Main Street,
A balcony is being erected at the
opi>osite Clough’s Drug Store, Call
Gem Theatre so as to provide more
us by phone. Main 651.
seating accommodation.
Miss Hattie
Walker and her
Mias Mabel Goyne, who has been
, mother, Mrs. Dave Martiny, left
home for Christinas week, left thia
last week, the former going to visit
i
(Friday) morning for Salem.
relatives at Spokane and the latter
District Attorney Gale S. Hill has to visit with friends at Astoria.
appointed At’orney T. H. Handley
The case against Cliff Mattoon,
deputy for Tillamook County.
who was charged by M. C. Kellow
Wood sawed and delivered, or de with assault with a deadly weapon,
livered direct from the wagon as it waa heard by Justice Stanley on
See Tuesday, who dismissed thecase.
comes from the country.
Shrode.
Two rigs belonging to Rogers’
S. G. Reed iadown from Nehalem, barn left with thirteen passengers
having business with the county ' on Tuesday, and a rig from Daw
court in regard to ruada in that son's barn took out five passengers
vicinitv.
the next morning as a result of the
lltaöliobt
Frank Hanenkratt, of the Gem
Theatre, made a flying trip to Port­
land this week for the interest of
the house. The wreck and elides
on Sunday had abut off the film
service. Frank left Tuesday after­
noon on horseback by the Sheridan
road and returned Thursday by the
same route, making the trip ita 46
hours with a 5 hour stay in Port­
land He brought 66 reels.
Died, in this city on Sunday last,
Andrew Bibby, who waa 40 years
of age and single. He was born in
Wisconsin and came to Tillamook
11 years ago snd waa a brother of
Jamea Bibby. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Donald A.
Mackenzie in the
Presbyterian
church on Tuesday and the inter­
ment in the Oddfellows' cemetery.
The deceased was a carpenter and
he was a man who was well thought
of in the community.
His death
came as a surprise to hia relatives,
wbo mourn hie demise.
Mayor Harter has offered the re­
cordership to Attorney I. I. Hen-
derson, and in all probability he
will accept. Attorney T. B. Handley
waa given the appointment and he
accepted so os to wind up the busi­
ness of the year, but handed in hie
resignation to take effect on the 6th,
as he will leave in about ■ week to
attend the State legislature as rep­
resentative for Tillamook and Yam­
hill counties, and being appointed
deputy district attorney, he would
not have time to attend to the office
of city recorder.
Died, on the 24th December, Mr».
Mary Agnes Eichinger, wife of R.
Eichinger, after being sick for three
weeks, aged 65 years.
Iteceased
waa bora in Cork, Ireland, January
10. 1848-
Her girlhood days were
spent in Ireland and I .on don. and
she came to the United States in
1866. She was warned to Robert
Eichinger at I>eroy. Win , and seven
daughters and two sons were hern
to thia union, only three of whom
•urvivtx It will t>e remejnbered that
the deceased lost two daughters a
few years ago and a eon t«ro weeks
since. The remains were buried in
the Gldfrllowe' cemetery. and the
herseved family have the sympathy
of the community.
First National Bank
Tillamook
DIRECTORS
J. C. H olden .
B. C. L amb .
W m . G. T ait .
C. W. T almage .
P aul S chrader .
We have just installed some modern Safe Po-
posit Boxes where your valuable papers will-be safe
from fire.
We will be pleased to show then to you.
Under U.S- Government Supervision.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Happy New Year
A reception for the new council
is being planned by tbs W. C. T. U.
to be held at the Commercial Club
rooms Monday evening, Jan. Sth, to
which all are cordially invited.
Mrs. T homas , President.
OGDtN »SHASTA
ROUTES
Bridge Washed Out.
The bridge across the North Fork
of the Trask river was washed out
by the freshet on Sunday. Ia fixing
the telephone lines of the Pacific
States, the line men had to go up
the north fork and make a crossing
there. The bridge ia in the toll road.
W.C.T.U. Meeting,
A special meeting of the W.C.T.U.
is called at the Reading Room on
Saturday, January 4th. All mem­
bers are requested to be present as
there is business of importance on
hand in connection with our next
year’s work. The coming year will
t>e an epoch in ths history of the
W. C. T. U. i»s Tillamook and as
much good has Ixen done in the
past year, let every member be pfee-
eat at this our first meeting of tbs
■ew year.
Mrs. T homas . President.
In this, our first message of the New Year,
we wish to express our appreciation to the public,
for their patronage during the past year, and of
what we value even more, their confidence and
cordial good will. We realize that the public’s
interest and our interests are 'mutual and that
whatever helps one helps the other.
In extending our thanks to the public for
their patronage during the past year we pledge
ourselves that during the coming year we will use
our most earnest efforts to merit tlx? continuation
of the pleasant relations which have existed in the
past.
Accept our [sincere wishes that the New
Year may bring you happiness and prosperity.
Southern Pacific Company
The Mail Situation
In answer to telegrams sent to
Portland by the postmaster for
authority to handle the mail by way
of Tillamook-Willamina, on account
of the tie-up on the railroad, a
message waa received Thuraday
from Portland wanting to know
what the cost of service would be.
A reply to thio meaaage waa im­
mediately wired to Portland.
In a situation like the present,
had the postmaster of Tillamook
City been given the discretionary
power to expedite the mail service
when it io held up,there would have
been but little delay, as arrange­
ments could have been made and
the mail service resumed laat Mon­
day, whereas the best pert of a
week has elapsed with a large
amount of mail matter held up at
both ends. A few years ago, when
it waa impossible to get the mail
across the mountains owing to the
heavy enow that year, th« Portland
mail, day after day, waa routed that
way, but what brought immediate
relief was a message eent to postal
officials in Waabinlon to have the
■tail routed by way of Sheridan, fox
at that time there wee a etar route
between thia city and that place.
Friday morning the wires on the
Western Union were "dead?’ con- '
eequehtlv no reply could be recetv. '
ed from the poatmaatdf'a feply as
to the root of carrying the mail to
Willamina. Anyway it will be sev­
eral days before there ia any mail. '
unless something has been dona to
route it to Willamina and bring it
to Tillamook by wagon.
West Coast Electric Supply
Co. Beg to announce the
opening of the nezv “ Electric
Store.9 9 Next door to the Tog
^erp.
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