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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1913)
i ’ 1 ffîiUanwk Vol. XXVI. No 2.7. The checking account at a good bank is a necessity with every one who wants to put system, safety and stability into his money matters. It records accurately every money transaction. It prevents the necessity of carrying a large amount of cash on hand. It provides, in the returned cancelled check, a receipt for every payment- You can open a checking account here at any time, with any sum from a dollar up. I B I I / TILLAMOOK, OREGON, Why a Checking Account? TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS s J. C. Crook came in from Benton County on Sunday on business, to remain about a week. Two year old full blood Holstein bull. Price $50. Claude Christen sen, on the Hathaway place. Notice this price on 39 inch Field Fence, thirty seven cents (37c. I per rod lor cash.—King & Smith Co. , See the guessing contest in the window of the Tillamook Feed Co. Coats nothingtoguess. SeeShrode. Lost, a gold locket with "Reba” engraved on it, Finder please leave same at the Headlight office. B. S. Clark, auctioneer. Leave orders for wood with Shrode. Our feed prices will astonish you. See Shrode. Empty sacks wanted—Lamb Schrader Co. “Drifted Snow” Flour at the Tillamook Feed Co. * Safe deposit boxes for rent.—Tilla mook County Bank. * Headquarters for auto livery.— Ed. Hadley, phone 11W. A large delegation from Nehalem Call up the Mutual Phone for a is in the city to attend the citizens’ date at the Tillamook Studio. Born to the wife of Rudolph meeting on Friday afternoon at the court house. Kunze, of Buel, Idaho, a son. Wanted, to' rent farm with not The Board of County Commis leas than 10 cows, on shares. I Give sioners is in session this week. full information in first letter. Box A teachers’ examination will be 4 633, Raiuer, Ore. held in this city December 17-20. The Hotel Tillamook will pay Glasses fitted. Any kind, any best market price in cash for style. Guaranteed. Dr. Wendt * dressed turkeys or chickens, Call Scow for sale, $100 cash. Paul or phone the steward. Vermilyea, at Freeman Slough. Call up A. T. Coats Lumber Co, Before you buy your feed, see for special prices on four foot fir Shrode, he will eave you money. • slab wood in qualities of ten and The Priscilla club will meet with twenty cords. Plicne 4-3-W. Mrs. C. H. Schultz Friday after These cold nights make one think noon. of Heating Stoves. Our line is com Player Piano for Sale at a bargain. plete and our prices are very at Can be seen at City Transfer Co.’s tractive.—King & Smith Co. * office. Trojan Blasting Powder, leaves Misses K. and M. Mills returned no bad effect after using. Get last (Sunday from a visit ¡to Cali literature and prices from the Tilla fornia . mook Feed Co. See Shrode. Live chickens wanted at the Tilla F. R. Bea a and Clarence Tilden mook Meat Company’s Market, 12c. vs. Alva Hevel, Marion Burris and per pound. * Frank Ekroth is a suit filed in the Visit Toy Land at Guests’ Nov circuit court to recover money. elty Store in New Masonic Bldg. This is the time of year to de* 2nd Street. * home cattle. If you want anything A. G. Beale is down with a severe in thia line done, drop a postal.— c ise of small pox and his home is Box 535, Tillamook. Wm.H. Hoskins, quarantined. For sale, Stock of Men’s Furniah- We are iu a position to make 1 ing and Shoes ; also cash register some long time farm loans. First —The Toggery, E. J. Claussen, . assignee. National Bank. What about those photographs Rosenberg Bros, will give you low prices on all kinds of hay and ' you have promised thia ’Xmas, no j better place than Monk's Studio, feed in ton lots. ' get your orders in early. been County Treasurer Beals has The Grey Eagle Mill ia now loca quarantined, owing to being ex ted on Fawcett Creek. All kinds of posed to smallpox. dressed and rough lumber on hand. If our work does not suit you tell 1 Prices reasonable.—Grey Eagle Mill us; if it does tell your friends. City Co. Both phones. * Transfer Company * I The Port of Bayocean, which was See Rosenberg’s for prices on i declared illegal, is returning the feed and hay. Largest stock in money collected on the ten mill tax Tillamook County. | levied by that Port, and only a Bring your chicken, to the Tills-| over halV is' ng resumed to mook Meat Company's Company . Market W e taxpayer. pay 12c. per pound The Woman’s Relief Corps will Man and woman wants year’s I meet in I. O. O. F. hall Saturday work on dairy or farm. Apply at afternoon. It is requested that all the Headlight office. members attend, as the annual A program will be given at the election of officers will take place Academy on Friday, at eight p in., The steamer Sue H. Elmore came December 12, 1913. Admission 25c. in on Monday aftsr being delayed When you are out Christmas owing to bad weather, with a full ehoping, don’t forget Lamar's Var cargo. She le t on Wednesday with iety Store. "Drop in and look a full cargo of cheese and chittim around.” bark. UARAR’S VARIETY STORE. TIUUACDOOKi OREGON- Drop in and book Around-” ‘Sure Milk,” the new cow feed 'guaranteed to produce more milk for the money than any other feed on the market. Call and see it Tillamook Feed Co. • Bible Study ia conducted at the i Seventh Day Adventist Church every Sabbath at 1:15 p.m„ when Bible prophecy« are taken up All are invited to attend. Dawson Bros, will meet all trains with bus, and will handle passen gers and baggage to all parts of the city-. Call or phone at the Livery barn on 2nd Ave East. High grade shot gun. Will trade for wood, groceries, furniture, rugs, type writer or anything I can use. What have you? Address P. O. Box 176, Tillamook, Ore. • t \\ anted to Rent, river bottom land stocked with 20 or more cows on shares, close to school. Can give good reference.—R. Talbot, 1176 Clinton st., Portland, Ore. • Married, on Nov. 29, at the home of W, J. Riechers, in this city, Ralph C. Bacon and Ena Kirkpa trick, the ceremony being per formed by Rev. D. A. MacKenzie, of the Presbyterian Church. The next meeting of the Fairview Birthday Club will be held at the home of Mrs. George Crawford on December 10, at eleven o'clock, when the club will be entertained by Mesdames Holden, Crawford and Zweifel. Wanted: Tillamook County Dairy Ranch up to $70,000, in exchange for 160 acre apple orchard, bearing. Hood River, valued at $35,000, unencumbered and $35,000,000 cash. Write Chester H. Starr, 405 Couch Bldg., Portland, Oregon. At a meeting of the city council on Monday evening the two peti tions for electric light and power franchises were laid over. Five petitions were presented asking the city council to grant a franchise to F. D. Small and D. C. Urie. A special meeting of the school district was called on Saturday for the purpose of levying a tax. Only three persons put in an appear ance, and two others had to be drummed up to make a quorum, when five mills were levied. Mr. and Mrs. McNair entertained Thanksgiving, dinner guests being Messrs. Claussen, Day, Poysky and Winslow. A number of friends joined the party during the after noon and a delightful holiday will be long remembered by those pres ent. Attorney Huntington, of the War ren Construction Co , came in on Thursday from Portland on busi ness. He said that when Judge Campbell gave his decision throw ing the coBt of the pavement on to the city, that it was a good paverrent and would have to be paid for. DECEMBER 4, 1913 Grant Thayer will pay you the highest cash price for your hides, pelts, furs, rubber, sacks, old brass, etc • A most pleasaut surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Schultz, who have recently located here from Seattle, Wash., and are living at Sunny Mead. Those in the party were. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stranahan, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. C H. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Schultz. After spending the evening playing 500, refreshments were served. The high tide on Saturday covered most of the Wilson river bottom and for the first time flowed over the hard surfaced', county road north of town. The lowest part of the road being tietween Pat Smith's and Ed. Johnson's, thia was cov ered several inches at high tide. North of Smith's the road was not under water, but on the West side, owing to a strong wind that blew, there was a little wash but enougti to injure the side of road. But little interest was taken in the city election on Monday, for out of 800 voters in the city only 145 went to the polls, the citizens staying away from the polls be cause they did not care to vote for the head of the ticket and were not given an opportunity to vote for some one else. Another tiling that entered into the election was ths pre election promise to the saloon keepers, consequently the "wet«” kept their hands oft when they were assured of a mojority in the city election. The vote was as follows: Mayor, F R. Beals 138. Treasurer, A. H. Gaylord-130. Councilmen, First—John Keidson—15. Second—G. A. Edmunds—28. Third—S. A. Brodhead—33. Fourth—M. Melchior—32. Fifth—G. B. I.mib-31. Water Commissioner, Third—J. C. Holden—33. Grace II. Quick vs. I. C. Quick, Frances A. Quick and Addie Quick Olds is a suit filed in the circuit court for damages amounting to $25,000. The complaint alleges that one Thomas I.. Quick and the plaintiff are still husband and wife, and have two children ; that plain tiff hail been a good, affectionate, dutiful, obedient and virtuous wife ; that defendants I. C. Quick is the father, Frances A. Quick is the mother and Addie Quick Olds is sister of plaintiff's husband; that defendants began a series of false and malicious utterances to and in the presence of plaintiff’s bus band concerning her ; that plaintiff was unfit to be the wife of her hue band ; that she was lewd, unchaste and without virtue ; that she had nnmodestly associated with men other that, her husband, and com mitted adultry with such men on various occasions ; that defendants had caused plaintiff's husband to cease to love her and drove her from hie bed and board and finally to insti’ute a suit for divorce. . I It is the aim of this bank to give the best banking serviee possible—and cue do it. It is also our aim to have the best equipment such as Modern Fire Proof Banking Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe Deposit Boxes—and cue have them. First National Bank, Tillamook, Oregon. When Selecting Your Christmas Presents (_, Remember o A. H. HARRIS, H o ÍÉ The Jeweler has a Beautiful Line of Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches^ To Select from. I assure you a Stpiare Deal, be it great or small. Call anti see me, 1 take pleasure in i'i'TS'i showing my goods. A. H. HARRIS, Jeweler and Optician, I ti Tillamook Drug Co.’a Store, opposite P.O. % Notice. Cured of Liver Complaint. ” I was suffering with liver com plaint," says Iva Smith of Point Blank, Texas, ” mid decided to try a 25c. box of Chamberlain’s Tublete and am happy to any that I nm com pletely cured and can re-ommen I them to every one.” For sale by K ahi - er Z wbifei .. Tillamook, Ore., July 23rd, 1913. J. 8. I.amur. Kasper Zweifel ia now aiicceasor to R. R. Roberts, in Tillamook County. z All accounts owing the J. R. Watk lins Medical Co. are pay- able to Kasper Zweifel. R R R obbih If you intend to purchase a new range this fall and winter, for the sake of economy and your own California Woman Seriously satisfaction, consider the Quick Does Powerful Work Alarmed. Meal Range. They have stood the It weigh, only 13 pound,— " A short time ago I contracted u no more than a four months- test in Tillamook County. They severe cold which settled on my old baby—and yet it will do are made better now than ever be lungs and caused me a great deal all th« cleaning for an aver* of annoyance I would have bad fore. Prices are the same. —King coughing spells ami my lungs were A Smith Co. * so sore anil inflamed I began to be A Xmas gift for every home seriously alarmed. A friend recom E z Smallpox. mended Chamberlain’s Cough All new books are now here. Copy Sturtevant Remedy, saying she had used it rights and reprints. Large assorted Fresh vaccine daily, furtigators for years. 1 bought a bottle and it Vacuum Cleaner1 Xmas stationary and albums. and all appliances Fresh Form- relieved my cough the first night, You ran carry It up atairs ami in a week I was rid of the cold Boy’s and girl’s books, short stories aIdulyde and Forium, at Clough’s, and down without fatigue. and soreness of my lungs,” writes for little folks. In fact all that is reliable druggist. Attach it to an electric Mias Marie Gerber, Sawtella, Cal. necessary for the whole family, at , light socket and it is For sale by J. 8. Lamar. Clough’s, the reliable druggist ft. ready for u«e. Ths Wanted at Once. V. duct bag is enclosed Responses to the invitation to the 20 to 40 acres of improved or V. —not loose on the How to Bankrupt the Doctors. shower for furnishing the Parish partly improved dairy land within \\ handle where it A prominent New York physician 2 or 3 miles of Tillamook City. I House of the Presbyterian Church, would be liable to says, " If it were not for the thin have a client for a small tract as puncture. Far Only 1 far exceeded the anticipation of the above. Price and terms must be stiskings and thin «»led ahoea ahead of any worn by women the doctors would members ot the Guild, and they right. Please let me know at once other cleaner. probably be bankrupt.” When you $47.50 wish to publicly express sincere ap what you have to offer. The price contract a cold do not waft for it to •• low. preciation for the generous giving R oi . i . ie W. W atson . develop into pneumonia but treat it tr \ «> aboul I and interest manifested nt the at once. Chamberlain's Cough Th, l'*l .. -I J Remedy in intended especially for Ifff// COSÍ //JI Land for Sale. meeting Tuesday afternoon. PM \¡J coughs anil colds, and has vzon a The basket social given by the wide reputation by its cures of these 110 acres near Salem, suitable for diseases. It is most effectual and Trask River Literary Society last dairy, $<> per acre, would take Electric SuppJyCo is pleasant and safe to take. For Saturday evening in the old I O. O. Tillamook pro|>erty for amount up The Electric Store sale by J 3. I.amar. F. hall, was well attended. A short, to $20«). R ouen it erg Bl«*. but entertaining program was given, after which many enjoyable Notice. •wi games were indulg'd io. At about 12 o’clock the baskets were auc All who wish their pianos tuned tioned off, the proceeds being over and repaired, please phone their orders to A. I.inebat k a pianostore, $7.00. They intend giving a Christ as his tuner, L. L. Woods, is here ■nas program in the near future. and will remain for a short time. guaranteed Mutual ¡¡Sarah Ann Larsen vs. Ians F All work Larson is a divorce suit filed in the phone. circuit court. These parties were Will Buy Stock for Cash. married in Tillamook City, Febru We have a client who will buy all ary 22, 1913. The grounds upon which the divorce ia sought are I of the steck on a ranch and rent If interested kindly cruel and inhuman treatment and the place. personal indignities. "Plaintiff write us the price and list of the wants the court to order defendant stock, amount of rent wanted with to pay $100 into court to proaecute full description of the buildings, . the case; for supjiort during the implements, and improvements, I pending of the suit; that the bonds also stating how long the lease can | of matrimonial be dissolved ; that run, numlier of acres under < ulti- DOt«1*! WAREHOUSE. plaintiff be declared owner of a vation, distance from town, school, L FRONT «TRKF.T, BETWEEN Ind 4 3rd AVKNCE WEST proper portion of defendant s etc. R alph A cklby L and C o ., property, and for support during 394 Failing Bldg., Portland, Ore. her material life. 1 I.... d \WWestern • Electric K J Coal, Cement, Lime, Brick, Shingles, Drain Tile, Plaster, Roof Paint. LAMB-SCIIRADER COMPANY. 1