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NO. 7.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY
31, 1913.
Man wants to lease dairy farm of
We are now temporarily located
‘ to 40 acres and buy herd. In on the north aide of First Street,
qmre Tillamook Title A Abstract between the Sweet Shop and Mow­
office.
ery A Latimer’s barber shop with a
! Dr. E. E. Daniela, the new Chiro­ line of Dry Goods and Ladies', and
practor, successfully treats all ner­ Children's Ready-to-Wear.
vous diseases, rheumatism, etc.
From now on we will have con­
Consultation free. Office Com­ stantly coming new goods of high
quality.
REDIT is the temporary use of funds belong­ mercial Building.
Buy a Ford car because they run
Upon the completion of the
It is the aim of this bank to
ing to others, ¡and returning them promptly
miles on a gallon of gasoline. I. O. O. F. building, we will occupy
when due. It is the part of wisdom to estab­ -0
give
the best banking service
W hen you get them your troubles the south half, with the best line of
lish one’s credit.
possibl e--and cue do it,
are over. See Ed. Hadley, the local high grade merchandise obtainable.
agent for the Ford auto.
The
equipment
of
this
new
store
Meeting every obligation promptly lays the
It is alSo our aim to have
A. E. Lincoln, one of the superin­ will be a credit to the city, with all
undation. Having an account with this bank
conveniences
found
in
the
most
the
best equipment sueh as
tendents in the Portland postoffice,
helps a long way.
modern biores.
stores.
and wife, were in the city on . I muucm
Modern Fire Proof Banking
Our aim will be to serve you, ul
Wednesday. They are spending
This batik takes especial pleasure in aiding their
Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg­
ways bearing in mind your interests
vacation at Rockway.
its clients to establish themselves upon a good
are
our
interests.
lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe
A large number of autos and rigs
A. J. S tillwell .
credit basis.
went to Netarts on Sunday, and the
Deposit Boxes—and cue have
travel to the beach that day was so
them.
Don't wait until you want to borrow. Begin
BOUNTY IN STOPPED
heavy an extra coach had to be at­
tached
to
the
gasoline
motor
car.
to establish your credit now.
Moles aud Gophers Fell Safe
Misses Eva and Bernice Hewitt
After To-Day.
are visiting their brother, Dr. L. E.
The County Court made an order
Hewitt, in this city. They are from
Michigan and will join theirparents that the County Clerk was not to
any more warrants for mole
who reside in Los Angeles after issue
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leaving here.
1 and gopher scalps, on account of
] lack of funds after to-day (Thurs­
OLDEST
CAPITAL I
R. H. Ascroft, who ran the Palm ( day).
Cafe, decided that he had resided in
The amount of money paid out
Tillamook longenough and sudden- ,
COUNTY
SUPERVISION
was $3,663.25 up to this (Thursday)
ly took hie departure, leaving eev- (
morning, which paid for the exter­
L eral business men in the hole to ,
mination of 14,653 moles and goph­
| the extent of $500.
I
ers. nine-tenths of which were
W.
H.
Burke,
H.
D.
Hamilton
and
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
I There will be a special meeting (
H, E. Jackson, of Forest Grove, of the Hose Company this (Thurs- gophers. Since the law went into
J effect it has kept the Clerk’s office
SeeDr.Monk fornovelties in place were in the city on Monday.
Trip to Mountain Farm
I day) evening, to make arrange
i--------- busy, and it was necessary to have the plaintiff is not in court,
Joseph Henwood came in troni mente to enter n team in the contest t|)e furnace going to burn them as and Attorneys R. R. Duniway und
cards.
Last
Sunday Mr. und Mrs. John
See Big Mack for your sewer con­ Portland on Monday, to visit his l to be held at Corvallis in the they came in. for some of those Beut S. S. Johnson are for C. E. Hadley. Burba took a party of friends to
daughter, Mrs. Blaine Chatterton.
month of September.
nections.
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in by parcel post had began to pu-
visit their mountain home, which
Amateurs ! Better pay a small
P. W. Jacob met with an accident trify and fill the atmosphere with
his about three miles north ot the
SPECIAL EXTRA
A. Jack Baker, of Seattle, was in
charge and get good results from while haying Monday. The third obnoxious, unsanitary fumes.
Blaine-Beaver road
the city Tuesday.
your
kodaks.
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Tillamook
Studio.
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Something
Big
is
Going
to
finger
of
the
left
hand
caught
in
a
The most attractive feature of the
!
Stylish City Photographs at the
There will- be only one service at pulley and wrenched patt of it off,
place is a lovely lake, surrounded
Happen in the Headlight
Tillamook Studio.
County Fair Notes.
( the Presbyterian Church next Sun- and Dr. Wendt had to amputate the
by verdure clad hills, its limpid
Geo, V, Rooney, of Portland, is in !
of August 14th.
uit- aiiucaie.
waters rippled by every passing
day, which will be in the evening. , < uiigci
linger ai
at the
knuckle.
Any one who uiins to exhibit cat­
the city this week.
breeze The lake covers nn area of
Furnished Rooms to Rent,— New- tle at the Fair please let us know at
Man wants to lease dairy farm of
The biggest tiling that has ever
Born, on the 26th, to the wife of [
i 20 to 40 acres and buy herd. In- 1 ly fitted up with electric lights and once so we can notify the state happened in Tillamook County, is approximately 560 square rods and
T. B. Finney, a son.
I quire Tillamook Title A Abstract bath, corner of 3rd St. and Miller j veterinarian and he will have your going to happen. The Tillamook is fed by springs. It has no visible
Jas. W. Duncan, of Portland, was office.
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• Ave.; also 6 room cottage with ’ cattle tested for tuberculosis and Headlight is going to make it hap­ outlet in summer, but during the
in the city on Tuesday.
I Miss Nellie Banfield returned to e*ec,ric •>Khh’, can l,e used for 2 give you a certificate of health for pen and it is going to make it start rainy season it overllows at a point
the animal Thia examination will to happen on the 14th day of Au­ on its southern shore.
For Fine Photographs at popular her home in Port’and”on .ivuuaj
Monday . * fan,ilie8’ Henry Dunstan,
About nine years ngo Mr. Burba
prices.—Tillamook Studio.
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All cattle over a year old to be not cost the owner’anything, and is gust, or week after next.
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after visiting with the editor’s
put some trout ¡in the lake, blit
showed at the Connty Fair, which in accordance with the law passed
Call up the Mutual Phone for a family.
How would you like to take a tripto
in 1913, No entry for exhibit will the San Francisco fair in 1915, und they have not increased in number
date at the Tillamook Studio.
. | The Supreme Court has refused a is to be held September 3rd, 4th and
be accepted until such certificate of have all your expenses paid? Now we as rapidly as he expected they
5th,
must
be
properly
tested
before
rehearing
in
the
Port
of
Bayocean
Glasses fitted. Any kind, any
health is filed with the secretary. are not saying just how this is ro - would, so he intends to try another
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exhibiting.
All
who
wish
to
show
case, which was decided against the
style. Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt.
variety of fish, and thia fall will
live stock at the Fair please write or Do not neglect this.
ing to happen, that will be an­
Mrs. Marion Hende son and son, Port.
Now is the time to prepare your nounced on the 14th of August, but restock the lake with black bins.
call
Dr.
J.
E.
Reedy
in
due
time.
Merril Smith, rural mail carrier,
of Portland, came i” on Saturday.
A delicious luncheon spread on
grasses for the fair. W'e hope every take it from us The Headlight is
Mell Mitchell vs. Harry Mitchell
farmer will get a bunch of grass, going to announce one of the big­ the lake shore was partaken of
G. W. Burnett a
ife, r'r Kelso, and family are taking a vacation
is a divorce suit filed in the circuit
Wash., were intuc uiy on xueeday. on the beach, going to Rockaway court, in which the plaintiff claims I clover and oats. Give us a few gest things that lius ever been of­ with keen enjoyment by the picnic
on Sunday.
party, and every one went away
Wtn. Mac and wife and Chas. |
cruel and inhuman treatment on the choice specimens from each class. fered to the readers of any news­ feeling well pleased with the trip
Man are in from Portland in their I Free, an elegant bevel edged stag part of the defendant. These par­ Quality rather than qtianity is what paper in Tillamook County. Be and grateful to the host und hostess
handle hand mirror, containing
we want.
mto.
sure and watch for the Headliglitof for a delightful day.
your photo with our folders.-Tilla-, ties were married in the month of
A few suggestions as to gather­ August 14th.
W. H Burke and H. E. Jackson, inook Studio.
Mr. Borha is building a new
I November, 1902, in Tillamook coun- ing and preparing for exhibit:
ofh’oiest Grove, were in the city on
wagon
road to his “ home among
‘
y-
1.
Gather
before
too
ripe,
they
L. C. Thompson and wife, Nina
Tuesday.
Hides Wanted.
The Board of Directors of the
the hills,"and when it is completed
Thompson, R. R. Thompson and Tillamook County Fair Ass’n met will shatter if you do not.
(as it will be in a few days) the
E. E. Bently, of Hillsboro, was D. R. McCann, of Carlton, came in
, 2. Select large well filled heads’]
Calf Hides. 15c.; Veal Hides, 11c ; lusely little lake will be easier of
Saturday at the Commercial Club In preparing, first, strip the straws
registered at Hotel Tillamook on last week in their auto.
Cow Hides. 9c. Take your hides to access and will undoubtedly be
rooms, and as O A. Lonimen had
Tuesday.
L. O. Kennedy, representing the not qualified as a director, and clean of all blades; 2nd, arrange Honey A Hathaway’s on the first visited by many interested sight­
plumb at the heads and cut off the and last days of the month and 1
Live chickens wanted at the Tilla­ ‘ Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., is in the
mook Meat Company’s Market, 12c. city for the purpose of advertising would not accept the position H. F. straws ends squarely, tie near the will be there to receive them.—S. seers.
Effenberger was appointed on tlie heads, in the middle and at the Mi< baud.
Many a buttle has been fought on
Per pound.
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- Oregon made biscuits.
the
southern shore of the lake by
board.
straw
end.
Each
bunch
should
be
One Week Only.
R. Y. Blalock will preach at the i For sale. Pair ShetlandPonies and
the Indians wjio once roamed these
Officials of the P. R. A N. report three inches in diameter. We hope
Adventist Church on Sunday at
Spring Colt, Pony Surrey, Double that there is double the travel to every farmer will get a few nice
Commencing Monday, August Ith. lulls and vales. Evidences of such
**o o'clock.
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I Harness, Saddle and Bridle. En- the Tillamook Beaches this year bunches and send in.
until Saturday, August t>th, indu« battles is furnished !>_, the number
The opening dance at Happy quire at office A. F. Coats Lumber and they are well pleased with the
sive, we will give 50c, for your old of ariowheuds to be found in the
Yours for a successful fair,
•mP. Netarts, will take place on Co.
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amount of travel the extra trains
Hot Water Bottles, no matter what vicinity of the lake.
R. Y. B lalock .
Saturday night
F annie S mith ,
condition they are in. Clough, tlie
The Nazarene Church holds ser- are receiving. It is surprising to
j F. Murphy, representing
Beaver, Ore.
reliable Druggist
the vices Tuesday and Friday evenings, see so many persons on Garibaldi
The Hadley Case.
Wash-0 Manufacturing Co., was in Sunday School at 2 pm, and beach, with a close race between
Bar
View
and
Rockaway
as
to
Card of Thanks.
the city this week.
To Water Conbumers.
preaching services at 3:C0 and 8:00
The Hadley case went to trial be­
which place has the most visitors. fore Circuit Judge J. W. Campbell
Circuit Judge Webster Holmes p. tn.
I
wish
to
thank
the
many
friends
1 he Water Commission liasgiven
The crew of men working on the this week. This is a case where
to-1 hold court for the first time at
Elder B. J. Cady is in Tillamook
who cared for me during my sick­ Mr. Hoag positive instructions to
government
reserve
in
this
county
(
ajlaR on Monday.
Mrs,
Otelia
Hadley
had
sued
C.
and
this week visiting relatives
ness and the trouble I met with.
shut off water from all consumera
L?r*' Claude Thayer was in the will preach next Saturday in the came to the city on Monday. They E. Hadley for her interest in
E ffielbna E rickson .
who have not paid their water rent
had
been
engaged
in
poisoning,
i
the
estate
of
C.
B.
Hadley.
She
Adventist
Church
at
y this week, and was a witness Seventh day
and
for
some
reason
the
work
was
by the 10th of each month.
claimed that a partnership exiat-
*« Lie Hadley case.
Notice.
11:30 a m
stopped, it being reported that the i ed between her husband
By Order Water Commission.
and
M our work does not suit yon tell
Tillamook Feed Co. vs. R. H reserve would be thrown open to ! C. E. Hadley. After the suit was
Kasper Zweifel is now successor
'fit does tell your friends. City I Ashcroft is a suit filed in the circuit settlement. There were twelve in
to R X. Roberts, in Tillamook
The money in circulation is a’ out
ran®fer Company
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court to recover $161.95 for goods, the crew and they left on the < filed the case was settled out of County. All accounts owing the $31 per capita. Secretary Ur. an
,
court,
C.
E.
Hadley
paying
Otelia
J.
R.
Watkins
Medical
Co.
are
pay
­
“nng your chickens to the Tilla- wares and merchandise purchased afternoon train for Portland.
may mean that the treasury punt­
i Hadley $7,000, which wasdone with­ able to Kasper Zweifel.
We of the plaintiff.
R R R o HEKTH.
MeatCompany’s Market V-
ing presses should be started tit» to
I Dr. and Mrs. Monk returned to out consulting her attorney, Oak
KASI EN Z weifel .
w 12c. per pound
• | Dawson Bros, will meet all trains the city on Wednesday after a Nolan, who opposed a motion to
make both ends meet on a salary of
Tillamook, Ore., July 23rd, 1913. only $12,000.
The light shower of rain Monday with bus. and will handle passen­ three week’s auto trip to Crescent , dismiss the case for the reason
¡.syd year the corn crop of the
trace it unpleasant for the gers and baggage to all parts of the City, Cal. While on their return that his attorney's fees, which he
Farm for Sale.
city. Call or phone at the Livery trip they ran across Attorney Tai- placed at $25 000, had not been paid
United States reached 2,971 000,000
ca®pers at the beach.
1 mage at Gold Beach, who was en­ When the case came before Judge
Switches made to order out of barn on 2nd Ave East.
ForSale, Iff acres of bottom land bushels. The three billion m irk is
joying
himself
camping
with
his
p/
a
miles from town. Good house tsntalizingiy near and the boys’
Galloway
he
stipulated
that
Nolan
Mrs. B. J. Cady came in Sunday
Kpply Miss R Werte,
Will run nine cows. corn clubs will see that it doer.'t
Ave. We it, off 2nd SL
to visit her mother, Mrs. Weston. brother. The Tillamook attorney should pay the $7,000 into court to and barn
Enquire of the Headlight office.
has become a producer as well as ____
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get away again.
show
good
faith
Nolan
had
not
She
is
accompanied
by
her
niece,
fin '
Duniway came in
reducing the cost of living, for Dr. jone this and Judge Campbell al
Mias
Opal
Hurlbutt,
of
Wisconsin.
tor«3 ortla,,d- being one of the at-
They expect to remain about a I Monk says he is raiaing a crop of ]owed the case to go to trial. Some
»raeys in the Hadley case
whiskers.
surprise was caused when a deposi­
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jn th*
' mmissioner Edner was month.
W. E. Finzer, Adjutant General tion was read which Nolan admit-'
the
. . / Clty
week on crutches as 1 Judge Campbell
------------ adjourned
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of the Oregon National Guard, is ted on the stand that he had pre
“It °f » recent buggy accident, pavemeut case on Friday as all the recovering from the effects of an pared in his office at Portland and
Nan wants to lease dairy farm of evidence was in to give the attorneys automobile accident.
He was went to California and cotn|>elled
® to 40, acres and buy herd In time to Prepare their arguments.
J" T,lla'nook Title 4 Zbstrlct which wdi not be heard .nth.. thrown from a skidding car near Mrs. Hadley tosfgn it The deposi
McMinnville last week with such tion covered a good deal of the pri-'
“ce-
county.
violence that two of hie riba on the vate and business affairs of the1
right side were cracked The auto Hadleys Judge Campbell would
belonged to Aaron H. Gould, of not allow thia to go in as evidence.
In his reply Attorney Nolan had
Portland, who was driving In the
car were Geoeral Finzer anfl hie alleged that C E Hadley had agre­
son,* Marvin. Curiously enough it ed to divorce hia wife and marry
was the boy's I3tb birthday. He Mra Otelia Hadley, provided she
got off with less severe injuries would agree to settle the case for
than his father. A sudden stop $7000. Attorney Nolan produced a
sent Marvin Finzer through the number of deeda, but thus far he
windshield.
He was scratched han failed to show that a partner­
DOCMs : WARBHOU9K.
considerable. but escaped with ship existed tietween C. B Hadley
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN (nd A »rd AVX.4CX WEST.
slight injuries. General Finzer was and C. E. Hadley.
| Nolan is conducting the case but
thrown cut of the rear seat
BUILDING a credit
C
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Oregon.
W |TILL®y®yANK|^
DAMAR’S
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Biick, Shingles,
Drain Tile,
Plaster, Roof Paint.
VARIETY STORE,
TlUbflCQOOK,
OREGON
LAMB-SCIIRADER COMPANY.
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