Tillamook
Headlight,
September J-—>----------- -
Summary of the Assessment Boll <rf Tillamook County
Harvest Supper And Enter­ Big Headlight Subscription
for the year 1913.
Contest is Nearing Its End
tainment.
The following program will be
rendered at the Harvest Sup|>eran<l
Entertainment to lie given Friday-
evening. Sept. 19, in the building
reed for the County Fair exhibit:
Piano Solo, Mrs Koch.
Vocal Duet, Meedames Poorman
and Willett.
Duet, Mandolin and Guitar, Dr.
and Mrs. Monk.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Ralph Moore.
Violin Solo, Mrs. Koch.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. MacKenzie.
Selection, Prof Warren Glaze.
Peadiog, Miss Worrell
Vocal Solo, Mr. Baker.
Violin Solo, Miss DeBar.
Vocal Duet, Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
Kenzie.
Violin Duet, Messrs. Koch and
McGee.
Through the courtesy of the
Eiler Music Co., a player piano
has been secured which will furn­
ish music throughout the evening.
By special request a number of
Scottish airs will be rendered.
Sept. 24th at 9:1») p.m. the contest
will close.
The prizes will be awarded to the
two contestants having ttie highest
number of votes, when the votes
are counted at 9:09 p.m , Sept. 24th,
there will also be several other
prizes given to any contestant turn
ing in $19.03 or more in subscrip­
tion money.
Each and every one he an equal
chan e
The contestants are:
Miss Anna Haldeman.
.Miss Lizzie Erickson.
Mias Ivy Earle.
Miss Stella Smith.
Miss Elsie Lamb
Mrs. J. C McClure
Mias fessle .Miller.
Mrs. F. A. Rhodes.
Mrs. S A. Conover.
Miss Laura Baker.
Miss Hazel O'Donnell.
Annual Meeting Tillamook Tillamook Camp at the State
Fair.
County Fair Association.
Number.
15,509
Acres of tillable land.............
589,308
Acres of Non tillable land
... *
Improvements oi deeded land
Town and city lota ...
Improvements on land not deeded or
patented.....................
Steamboats,
sailboats, manufacturing
machinery, etc...........
Merchandise and stock io trade
Farming implements, vehicles, etc
Shares of stock, money, notes, etc .......
Hotel and lodging house furniture ...
Horses .... ....................................................
Mules ..................................................................
Cows ............................................................. ” ”
Cattle ...... • ...........................................
Sheep and Goats ...........................................
Swine ..........................................................
Dogs..................................................................
Value
$ 1.378 209
10,945,1.35
270,355
1,263,250
l.teo
13(1,720
139 500
25,985
95,335
9.200
55,765
3,730
184780
¿1,560
1.140
6.190
725
1,322
53
7 573
2.075
782
923
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• THE MAHOGANY MILL
J. s. STEPHENS,
I
COMMERCIAL
BLD.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
until Wednesday, the 8th. day of Oc-
tober, 1913, at 1 o’clock P. M., for the
furnishing of all material and labor
necessary for the construction of the
Bayocean Road from Station 1 plus 26
to Station 60 plus 0 as surveyed No­
vember 1911 by U. G. Jackson. County
Surveyor. The work to be strictly in
accordance with the plans and specifi­
cations on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Tillamook County,
Oregon.
Bidders are to state the unit price
and total amount for each 2400 feet of
the proposed road.
A certified Check equal to 5 per cent
of the amount of the bid must accom­
pany each bid.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the County Court.
Dated this 12th. day of September,
1913.
J. C. Holden
County Clerk.
SPEND A FEW DAYS
Lick Mad. Good Hb
When Scorned at a Suitor
Tile story of “f.k-k s Fo||- ' ..
Mahogany Mill.” has to do w
“•
•omauee of the life of Jalutal u .
iouor of the Lick obsei ratorj
' “*
lu early life young Lick feil |B
with I lie daughter of a Wel| . e
Hiller fof wboui he worked Wben i
made known his love. w hleb wu. ,
liprocsted by the girl, the mi||w *
ingry and Is said to have replied
••Out. you beggar! Lelre you ,h
>f my daughter, who will luher)t
riches’ Have you a mill
tbi.i
Have you a single penny |a ’
purse?”
To this Lick replied that be bad
nothing as yet. but one day be would
have a mill beside which this one
would be a pigsty.
In 1854 the quiet pareimonlow
James I.ick surprised everybody by
buflding a maguifleeut flour mill near
San Jose. The mill was fluisbed with­
in In solid mahogany, highly poligbed.
and was furnished with tbe best au^
eblnery possible. He made the grounds
about the mill very attractive and be­
gan early to set out trees both for
fruit und ornament.
Lick caused Ills elegant mill to be
photographed without and within and
sent the pictures to the miller wbo had
scorned him In bis youth.
Nineteen years after Mr. Lick built
his mill. Jan. 16, 1873. be surprisedtbe
people of Snn Jose again by giving it
to the Paine Memorial society of Bos­
ton. half tbe proceeds of sale to be
used for a memorial ball and half to
sustain a lecture course.-Exchangg
fams.
320 Acres on the Wilson River
known as the Kush Farm, with
everything on the place (except a
right of way and keep sakes).
(10 Acres of unimproved land.
80 Acree of unimproved land.
8 Acres with house and ba rn
close in.
13 Acres of fine land on the beach,
and a good investment for any one
to plat in lots. Lots joining this
place are selling from 400 to 7<)0
per lot.
I 3 Lots with house nnd barn at
Sea View;
3 Lots at I.ake I.itle.
1 Lot and large House Tillamook
Lots in Thayer’s addition on easy
payment«.
A
Homestead relinquishment.
I
2 Lot« with good house close in.
ROOM ¿0
$14,791,65io
Gross value of all property.. ..
bargains in real
estate .
at the
Mr. H. L. Jensen, Braver, re­
The aunual meeting of the Tilla­ ceived tbe following from the Mayor
mook County Fair Association was of Fair Grounds, Ore:
held on Saturday afternoon at the | Fair Grounds, Ore, Sept II,
Court House, when there was a Mr. Dear Mr Jensen:
Yours of tfie 19th is at hand, and
fairly good attendance of stock
holders President J. H. Dunstan i 1 assure yon that even though vou
r come
____ a long
_ distance you
people
was in the chair.
wdl'stand unequal show with those
The first business taken up was right here within the grounds. It
expenses attending the fair, the re­ has always been a pleasure to look
port showing that a balance of out for the Tillamook people. Have
arranged so that you will all camp
FIERCE ARAB DOGS.
a>H*ut $3i>J would be in the trea- together in your old location op-
tiie
expenses
surer's hands after all
posit that cottage or a little to the
Easy to Put the Big Brut»» to Flight If
/
east, in the grove Two years ago
were paid.
One Knows the Trick.
A vote of thanks to the Board of a light was placet! on that street.
The village dogs of Arabia are a real
This to accommodate the Tilla-
Directors was iinaniniously passed, niook camp.
danger to strangers, whom they attack
for the able manner in which the
Your camp numbers will be as
on sight without provocation. By
Board had inanag-d the fair with follows:
strangers I mean any one except their
Wisdom avenue ; 35—Wcoda I H ,
own Immediate owners, whether m -
so many difficulties to contend witli Blaine
; 37—Coulson, P R . Blaine ;
tlves or not, writes Lady Ramsay In
on account of the storm. A vote of 39-Moon, S 1... Blaine; 41— L-nsen
the Sunday School Times. They are;
thanks was also extended to the H. L., Beaver; 43—Hansen, N. P.,
as a rule, great, powerful brutes, often
•‘The Exposition Line 1915”
City Council and others who had Hebo.
very handsome, extremely fierce and
Above are on north side of street
assisted in making the fair a suc­ and
will
have
in
effect
from
all
stations
Main
Line
and
Branches
the
following
low
facing south. Odd numbers
capable of defending the flocks from
cess.
on north side and even numbers on
wolves and other marauders. I hare
In regard to the balance on hand the south side.
often been told that when attacked by
Your stalls are as follows.
it was decided to leave this to the
Despondency.
these ferocious animals tbe proper
Stall, 74—Coulson, P. R., Blafr.e ;
discretion of the Board as to how it
Is often caused by indigestion ttiiug to do Is to sit down quickly on
$2. I 5
75—Coulson, P. R., Blaine ; 76—
Woodburn
? .70 Harrisburg
constipation and quickly dis­ the ground, when they will at once de­
should be expended.
llaneen, N. P., Hebo ; 77—Hansen.
2.30 and
1.10 Junction City .
Albany .
appears when Chamberlain’s Tab­ sist.
The matter of a Tillamook exhibit N. P., Hebo; 78—Jensen, H. L..
2.80 lets are taken. For eale by all But for my part I never had the
1.55 Eugene
Corvallis
at the State Fair was freely dis­ Beaver; 79 Jensen, H L, Beaver;
dealers. __________________
80
—
Woods,
J.
If,
Blaine;
81
—
courage to try this plan and had never
cussed, especially as to a good dis­
Woods, J. H., Blaine ; 110—Moon,
All
other
points
seen it done during all my year» of
Mother of Eighteen Children
play of cheese, it being the opinion 9i 1... Blaine ; 111—Moon, S. L.,
“I am the mother of eighteen travel till last year. We bad stopped
of moat of those present that this Blame.
children and have the praise of do­ to rest and eat our lunch In a village
If you see any of the above you
should consist of a car load, so as
ing more wort than any young odn. and I was looking out from tn
to make a good showing. It wus pan hand them a copy of the en­
woman in my town,” writes Mrs. open balcony and saw an elderly Turk
closed.
C. J. Martin, Boon Mill, Va. “I coming along between some bouses op­
also decided tu have a vegetable
Hoping that you will have a very
suffered for five years with stomach
SALE DATES
displuy, both of which the Board pleasant trip over and that you will
trouble and could not eat as much posite.
be here anti enjoy every minute of
will attend to.
Suddenly two huge dogs, barking fu­
a biscuit without suffering. I
September 25 to October 4 inclusive. Final return as
The Board of Directors were the Fair. I am as ever,
have taken three bottles of Cham­ riously. dashed at him from an open
A lbert T ozier ,
elected as follows : J. H. Dunstan
berlain’s Tablets and am now a gateway. Instantly he dropped to the
limit October Ô, 1913.
Mayor of the Tented City.
well woman and weigh 168 pounds. ground In a sitting position. For ■
Smith Elliott, Will Spalding, L. M
I can eat anything I want to, and moment I thought be bad fallen and
Krnner und Frank Severance.
United Artisans Organise.
as much as I want and feel better expected to see the dogs on top of
The amount of stock disposed of
than I have at any time in ten him. To my astonishment they turned
The United Artisans organized in
und paid for amounted to $766 00.
years. I refer to any one in Boone and fled, their tails between their leg*
.Mill or vicinity and they will vouch
Received for concessions, $163.50; the Oddfellows Hall, at Cloverdale,
Before they could return, if they
Further particulars relation to fares, train service, etc.,from any S.P. Agent.
for what I say.” Chamberlain’s
received for advertising, $178.00 in on Friday evening. A class of 30
would have done so, a couple of vil­
Tablets
are
for
eale
by
all
dealers.
booklet ; amount collected at gate were obligated and instructed in
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland-
lagers appeared, helped tbe old fellow
:
for admission, $502.70 ;
total ex­ the secret work by Grand Masters
to bis feet and accompanied him out
Mr. and Mrs. Walter. The follow­
penditure, $1.158.72.
of the range of my vision.
The Bourd of Directors passed a ing officers were^ elected and in­
Not Mysticism, but Math«m»ti*
resolution of thank to W. G, Dwight, stalled : Ed. Worthington, past­
Mrs. Madison, whose latest bobby II
Chester McGhee, John Brant, Max master ; Albert Boone, master;
the psychology and tbe esoteric
Klinger, F. W. Slock and the City- Mrs. Mabie Foster, supt. ; Mrs.
ence of colors, was deeply gratified
Council for the free use of their Ed. Worthington, inspector; Frank
when her husband admitted wltboi
property aud streets, aud to the Foster, instructor ; Merton Everest,
urging that there might be sometbuf
band for the music ; also to all who senior conductor . Mrs. N N. Kirby,
While going to School
In ber theory after all.
generously helped make the fair a junior conductor ; Mr. N. N, Kirby,
“Dawson put me on to It toosy
there
is
nothing
better
master
ceremonies
;
Chester
Wor
­
success.
the farm,” Mr. Madison continue.
thington, warden.
“Dawson?” questioned Mr* Midi«®-
and more satisfying then
According to the secretary's re­
amazeil, for Dawson Is tbe
port. the Tilla-uook County Fair
to
own
a
good
fountain
Notice.
of ber husband’s stables and nntat#
Association book show, Sept. 17th,
pen,
one
that
is
always
among psychologists.
I
1913 :
Kasper Zweifel is now successor
Mr. Madison nodded. “He say»1"
ready
to
write,
and
does
Roberta,
in
to
R
R
Tillamook
Total receipts.................... $1,576.49
bays eat more than tbe gray*
County.
All accounts owing
~ the
Total expense to date .. 1,374.02
not flood or soil one’s
“Really!" It was a bumb|e h«"*
J. R Watkins Medical Co. are pay­
finger.
but
Mrs. Madison’s face 8low“
.
able to K.isper Zweifel.
Total .........................
292.38
«
R. R. R oberts .
triumph. “How does Dawson a
We thought at the time of the re
We
have
all
in
a
K asper Z weifel .
for ItT’
j),,
port to stockholders Saturday, that
Tillamook, Ore., July 2.>rd, 1913.
Rexall Pen, sold on trial,
“There are ten more »n
we had something over $300, as we
grays."
said
Mr.
Madison.-«
0
“’
intima
satisfaction guaranteed.
stated st that time There were other
Furniture For Sale.
Companion.
bills to come in, they are now in
Prices ranging from
Seven bed room suites, two kit
a
GRANDMOTHER may
Going In For Methuselah» *\*“*^(
and they were more than we hail
. not be as spry as she
chen outfits aud dinning room
oo to $5.50.
estimated, so it leaves only $202.38.
used to be, but *•*
An ambitious new citizen,
she is in close touch with her *
furniture. F. A. Phillips, corner
We (link that it can be well spent 2nd St. and Still»sll Ave.
habit of tnklng literally the every «)
world for all that.
in advertising Tillamook county by
m
« -
expressions of Americans, «
_
The telephone enables her to make as many calls as she pleases,
position as train caller at tbe
Sale Notice.
a good exhibit at the State Fair
«»nd in all Mort.'* of wentlicr,
R. Y. B lalock Sec.
station.
. „.[pH
Friday, Sept. 26th. at Hemlock, ____ " "e their place, but it is the many little inti-
One day be had Just called.
10:01) a.in.. 8 cows. 2 2 year old heif­
a boa rr rd for Kansas City,
Monday Last Oregon Day. ers, 2 heifer calves, 1 old 3 inch
Salt Lake. New Or-rleans,
E.
E,
DANIELS,
wagon, milk cans, six tons of hay,
natf, Buffalo. Baltimore •<*
SALKN, Ore | Governor West in 170 teet wire cable, and other num­
TL.
.o ».„«
CHIROPRACTOR.
a proclamation last night made erous articles, terms cash.
Local Office in the Commercial
Place for rent.
breathlessly asked. I
next Monday “Made in Oregon
E G. A npkrson .
train ont for Clevelandr
Day." His proclamation follows:
Building,
Tbe perplexed caller
Hemlock.
“Whereas, one of the principal
T illamook - ore
“What, you should lira so
factors in the prosperity of a com­
Louis Post-Dispatch.
Notice of Hearing of Final
munity is ita manufacturing Indus
Account
tries . and
Ths Limit
„
N otick IS IIKREUV GIVEN, That
“W hereas an earnest effort is tir­
It was an English sbp
Kvcry B*H Telephone is the Center of the System.
the undersigned lias filed his Final
ing made to bring home to the con­ Account as Administrator of the
English crew and an Ameri n
sumer within our borders the need Estate of Yndrcw F Bibby. de
ger list. Two -towards we^
and propriety ot purchasing Ore­ ceased. and that the County Court
a bested altercation and P°
gon-Mad« imulucta. thus aiding of the State of Oregon tor Tills SIDNEY E HENDERSON,
anathemas upon each otn
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J
”
HX
LELAND
HENDERSON
mook County hat set Monday, the
President.
home manufacturers and creating 3rd day ot Novemlier, 191.4, at 10
when ns a crowning *ns
, t
»
Secretary Treat.'
tbe other. “Aw. you e*»
additional employment for labor.
o'clock a ui . as the tune and place
Attorney at Law and Noter»
passenger."—Argonant
“Now. therefore, in view of the for the hearing vf said account and
FnbUc.
foregoing. I, Oswald West. Gov any objectioua there may be to the
•M
Th. Culprit
ernor. by virtue ot the authority in sa me
Dated Septembet i*th. 191A
-Had all my money taM°
H tM
me verted, do hereby proclaim
I KMKS BlHHY
Woke np bearing
V
Moudaf. September l.\ 191A as
Administrator of the Estate of
room
Reached under the!
Andrew J. Bibby, deceased
'Made in-Oregon day.'
my revolver, but didn1 ,b0*
■"To make the said movement as
•Why didn’t y<wr ,
productive of reaulta as possible I
Gov. Itlce of Sooth Carlins is
“I d be a widower If I
r.. . lhnPI°b.,em of bu? "g Harness
(
eat neatly request that on the said n'w beginning to attack religion.
t-oiiT»
“ ‘•’•’«ni'Uy advanta
Telegraph.
______ ___
day the display of Orufon-made This may lie a tactical Idunder in
.kn\ï . ’ C°»e i,nd 1,0 vour ««»ect
good a tie made a feature by o ir his senatorial cang>.iign. for many
nmta
.Yon wUI «et ,hp
HNCGRPORATKDy
Mo«t
pf*»
’conm-Vr«’. ”e ,no‘“ ‘Eoreaah and
merchants
and
manufacturers of the meu moat delighted with his
-Do yon believe In
■charged tha’" w,'rhm"»’,hi|‘ «”’1 be
throughout the state and that the advocacy of ‘ hanging niggers” are
; u- . *^c ’ * ,e oiost reasonable prices, Ing. Mr« Hoerake •»'
consumer, in making purchases, convinced of the comforts of relig
^ta œ
•inK‘* or d««“»««
•Well, rather.’’
*
call only for Oregon made pro ion for such as truly love the Lord
•1 spent »11
duct«.'*
geranium tn a so-’P
and all his men lea.
BOTH PHONES.
Weekly.
IILLAMOUK, ORE.
Oregon State Fair
September 29 to October 4
Round Trip Fares
One and One - Third Fare
All Trains Direct to Fair Grounds
Guaranteed
Fountain Pens.
N TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES
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