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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1914)
llcadliobt TILLAMOOK. OREGON. JANUARY 15, 1914 A new co-operative company has tre to explain hie side of the story. been organized. The Beaver Cream He has accepted the invitation and ery Company with a capital stock when he arrives he will tell all he placed at $1,000. The incorporators knows, then you may learn who are A. O. Jackson, E. L Kinnatuan was to blame. Smith is some and J. P. Woods. A new factory old sport. He can teach you some will be built at Beaver. new excuses, go and hear what he expensive <T Batikng service 11 luxttrJ Some F_____ of ; t/greatest services we The Tillamook Water Commis has to say. He will soon be here. sion met on Monday evening and performcost our cli, s absolutely nothing. elected officers for the ensuing year. It is the aim of this bank to WANTS A RECEIVER W. G. Dwight, president; Chester give the best banking serviee Holden, secretary ; Chester Mc The/hdividual needs this Ghee, treasurer; Cheater McGhee, J P. Worrall’s Mismanage im make his income possible--and cue do it, to he ment of Hotel Tillamook P. W. Todd and Erwin Harrison, finance committee.The finance com go fa/«er, and to turn some the Cause of Suit. It is also our aim to have mittee repozted favorably upon of it/to a permanent asset. two loans amounting to $2,500. A complaint has been filed in the the best equipment sueh as Major Morrow, Corps of Engineers, Circuit Court by John Leland Hen The i nail busi^s man needs this bank's U.S A., will forward to Washington derson, in behalf of the stockhold Modern Eire Proof Banking help to |ake hi^usiness grow. today a contract executed with ers, against the Tillamook Hotel Room, Fire Proof Vault, Burg Co., a corporation, P. J. Worrall, Giebisch A Joplin for the con struction of the north jetty at the Anna A. Worrall and Charles the people, lar Proof Safe, Modern Safe entrance to Tillamook Bay. Im Kunze, directors, asking that a re talk to any mediately on notice of its approval ceiver be appointed. Defendant Deposit Boxes—and cue have being received plane will be carried Worrall is the owner of 83 shares of having feed ofyoanking service. out for beginning the work.—Ore stock and Mrs. Worral 85 shares, them. which gives them a majority of gonian. stock. They are both directors of I The Trask River Literary Society the company. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. " It is alleged that P. J. Worrall and Ernest Knight in this city last wife caused said company to adopt CAPrAL AND SURPLUS, $80,500, Saturday. An excellent pro- certain by laws, among which is gram was rendered and after L one section which provides that the business of the meeting was these may be changed or altered transacted, refreshments were ser- by the board of directors without ved, which gave them strength and submitting the change to the stock zeal for the games which followed. holders The original by-laws pro There was a good attendance and vided that no indebtedness should a very enjoyable evening was be incurred in excess of $1000. spent. That under the by-laws the presi The tie-up on the P.R. A N. con- dent is the general manager and as tinues and it will be the end of the such is authorized to transact all month before train service is re- ' the business, including the pur sumed, provided another storm does chasing of supplies, etc. That as directors P. |. Worrall not interfere with work. In reply and wife voted themselves salaries, to a telegram sent by the Tillamook Tompkins vs. E. P. Carry .............. receiving $100 00 per MOOK JOTTINGS [ is J. a W. Club,the Railroad Com Mr. Worrall suit filed in the circuit court Commercial month and board, Mrs. Worrall hero to loyally support her during the i:»_ mission said the railroad was mak .— »._a o--a. Closing, he life we had lived. to recover $1,500 on a promissory ing all possible progress undert he $35.60 and Hazel Worrall, as secre- i. ...i........ 4...1 ........... .. her administration. After the close «aid nr 'If you see a man in woe, walk tary, $25.00 lark, auctioneer. note. circumstances. Mail, six days a week, of business, the customary birthday right up and say ‘ Hello; ’ ’ 'say The hotel was built at a cost of For sale, Stock of Men's Furnish, have been established between this $39,500, with an additional $10,(90 lunch was given in honor of Mrs. ‘Hello’ and grasp hia hand. Give es $2.60 per M. See Shrode. Eva Rugar and Miss Lucile Woolfe. kind words and let him know you orders for wood with ing and Shoes ; also cash register city and Willamina and Nehalem. for furniture. The following officers were installed. ' —The Toggery, E. J. Claussen, F. R. Beals vs. W. O. Chase and It is alleged in the complaint that Mrs. Bernice Lucas, president ; lire his friend and cure.” Mr. Wor assignee. Mina M. Chase, and the Tillamook P. J. Worrall has been a man of Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds, senior vice rall highly complimented the Tilla :d prices will a stonish you mook Commercial Club, and said de. Attorney T. H. Tongue, Jr., of Co. Operative Fish Co., is a suit grossly intemperate habits, has president; Mrs. Lavina Coates, he had not seen its equal in any Hillsboro, came in by the South filed in the circuit court to recover been quarrelsome and abusive, not junior vice president; Mrs. Stella town many time the size of Tilla keeping rooms at 8th and route on Seturday to transact some the sum of $3.000, with $500 for at- only to the help employed but to torney’s fees. On the 18th of Feb- guests. So quarrelsome had P. J Perry, chaplain ; Mrs. I.innie Hill, mook. legal business. Thia was followed by a Dutch ruary, 1913, the defendants, W. O. Worrall becanae.he had frequently treasurer; Mrs. Rea Anthia, secre sacks wanted—Lamb- Joe Donaldson, who was visiting Chase and wife signed ten promis- drawn a revolver and threatened to tary ; Mrs. Allice Woolfe, conduc Supper, after which several short in Portland, and was detained on sory notes payable in ten years at shoot those with whom he quarr tor, Mrs. Kuttie Fitzgerald, guard ; addressee were made, These were wanted at Tillamook: account of the tie up, walked in the $300 per annum and having failed eled. He lias bien almost contin Mrs. Jope, patriotic instructor ; all to the point and showed that first of the week. to pay the first note plaintiff sues ually engaged in brawls and dis Mrs. Alma Schultz, press cor considerable interest was taken in ; Miss Lucile Woolfe, the club. Charles Kunze was the putes, to sueh an extent that the respondent Oscar Swenson has resigned the for the whole amount. Snow” Flour at the ; Miss Alice Perry, Miss first called on and he took up the « business of the hotel is now oper musician position as deputy sheriff and has k Feed Co. Last Tuesday n'ght a number of ating Mary White, Bessie Chaffie queHtion of raising Logan berries at a loss of upwards of $3C0 and Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. became a deputy in County Treas- ~ the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Peter color bearers ; Mies in thia county. He hoped that the posit boxes for rent.—Tilla urer Beals’ office. per month on account of operating Heisel gathered at their home to expenses. Lillian Severance, assistant guard. club would devote'ita next monthly unty Bank. • meeting to this subject. Attorney Wanted, bouse work with private help them celebrate their twentieth That in addition to the building larters for auto livery.— family. Have small boy. Wages wedding anniversary. The affair Talmage suggested that a get to tile company leased from the Tilla By, phone 11W. gether spirit should prevail in the no object. Address Mrs. C. F. was a complete surprise to the mook County Bank the upper two CLUB HAD SMOKER. couple. All sorts of games were floors at a rental of ranging from city and the club. D. L. Shrode, the Mutual Phone for a Snyder, Tillamook. enjoyed by old and young alike, Curl lliiberlach, Erwin Harrison, eJCjlla.mook Studio. , Mrs. J. E. Price and son Clifford, after which a delicious lunch was $120.00 to $156.00 per mouth. To Judge Worrall Made Interest C. W Miller. Colonel Henderson you buy ¿Dur feed, see I and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mattoon served. About mid-night the party furnish the hotel a mortgage of ing Talk--AttorneyTalmage and Colonel Worrall also made e will save you money. . and child were up from Hebo, broke up, everyone wishing Mr. $10.600 was placed on the building, wants Get Together Spirit. short talks. visiting relatives this week. and Mrs, Heisel many more happy which is payable in monthly in lection started on Monday, stallments oi $216 40 ; $6,000 was years. Call up A. T. Coats Lumber Co. being taken in the first- There was a large attendance of Summary 1913 Assessment borrowed from other sources, and for special prices on four foot fir The first meeting after the Christ it is believed that the company is members at the Tillamook Com slab wood in qualities of ten and mas and New Year’s holidays, of indebted in other matters in the mercial Club rooms on Tuesday s ware sold at Lamar’s twenty cords. Phene 4-3-W. Following is a complete summary evening, the Entertainment Com of the 1913 assessment rolls : the Shakespeare Club, took place sum of upwards of $1000.00. ore. "Drop in and look mittee having sent out invitations on Friday at the home of Mrs. Web The building could be leraed for Trojan Blasting Powder, leaves The enjoyable Valuation. Taxes. no bad effect after using. Get ster Homes, when there wub a $100.00 per month, but the defendant for a "smoker ” kens wanted at the Tilla- literature prices from the Tilla good attendance with a number of t P. J. Worrall refuses to lense it features of the evening comprised a Vol 1 . $12,594,040 ............ $363 773.66 t Company’s Market, 12c. mook Feed and invited guests. The reading of except for an exorbitant rental, to band concert by the Tillamook Mili Co. See Shrode. 2.. 4,921.48 155,2317 tary Band, three round boxing con I King John was resumed, after wit, $600.00 per . month. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McNair left for 212,275 6,478.45 That P. J. Worrall wholly fails tests, all of which were declared » » 3 . two art square rugs and Portland on Wednesday, going out which the hostess served a dainty 349,850 8,904 46 I » 4 . lee for sale, at 8th and I by rig to Wilamina, on account of lunch which was much enjoyed. and refuses to keep books, and that ‘‘draws’’ by the referee, instru 89,015 2,610.19 » I 5.. The invited guests were Mesdai mes in addition to (he salary drawn by mental music by C. W. Thomas and !S. * I ’ the poor health of Mrs. McNair. (I.. 714,795 22,714 67 M U..4. I Carl Haberlach, D. L Shrode, F. him ae president and manager, L. V. Eberhardt and interesting iu a position" to make Persona! . 671,680 19.934.48 “Sure Milk,” the new cow feed D. Small, Emmett Bales, E. I). wrongfully and fraudulently con talk liy Cal Worrall. time farm loans. First guaranteed The talk of Judge Call Worrall de Severance, E. T. Haltom and Ira verted to his own use the money to produce more milk lank. $14,786,885 Tl. Ta x$429 387 39 and other property of the company, *cixea more than passing notice. Total for the money than any other feed Smith. rg Bros, will give you on the market. Call and see it. I Frank Long, sen., et al vs. W. J. which he refuses to account for, the Hie reputation asats eloquent talker RECAPITULATION. Hawkins and J. H. Hawkins is a result being that the company is and deep thinker, his wide personal on all kinds of hay and Tillamook Feed Co. * acquaintance with public men, his without means with which to pay , Stute and County Tux suit .filed in the Circuit Court to lots. • $343,001.37 A trust deed and bond, one of the recover $360.37. Iu May, 1913. the its current expenses, or to pay off ripe experience iu the political,busi- Special _ _____ School Tax .. 28,767.07 >rk does not suit you tel! largest ti ed in this county, was Vlaintiff's being the owners of the the monthly lustallmenta as they ties« and social world, enables him < I'nion HighSchool 2 426.64 es tell yoicr friends. City recorded this week, the Wheeler to entertain. Speaking of well- ; j-ort ,,f Nehalem . ellow Fir Saw Mill, entered into a become due. 19,618 80 Company • Lumber Co. giving a trust deed and contract with the defendants to I 1 That by reason of the gross mis known writers who ma >•*« people p1)rt <lf Bay City, 19,626 53 bond for $450,000 to H. B. Powell, operate the saw mill, the latter to management of P. J. Worrall the laugh, he called attention ion to their Port of Tillamook. 1,399 36 lenberg’s for prices on trustee. I love of morality, home and family, Town of Nehalem.. pay $2.50 per thousand for any and property of the company has be 839.36 hay. Largest stock in he quoted Mark Twain's beautiful City of Wheeler ... 225.46 County. County Superintendent W. S. all lumber manufactured. Since come grossly depreciated and the epitaph at his wife ’ s grave, as one stock of the plaintiff and other stock 2.098.31 City of Bay City ... Buel and Mrs. Buel celebrated their 1st July, 1913, the mill manufactured linen handkerchief with 20th of the gems of American verse : holders cannot be sold on the Tillamook City........ 9,795 52 anniversary of their marriage 147,752 feet of lumber, for which , ler. Finder please leave on Saturday, when a few friends they have failed to pay the plain- l , market for as much as 30c. on the Warm .Summer sun, shine kindly Forest Patrol Tax.. 988.97 ht office. here, dollar if Hie present management were invited to participate in the tiffs, amounting to $369.37, which is wind, blow softly Warm Southern is continued. now sued for. 1 $429,387.39 >ur chickens to the Tilla- happy event. here, That the defendant Anna’A. Wor Public Service Corporations, as I Company’s Market We On Thursday evening the Tilla ' rail, the wife of P. I. Worrall, is Green sod above lie light, lie light, Owing to the tie up on the ruil- ussessed by State Tax Commission. tr pound • road County Clerk Holden was un- mook Hose Company held its ar- j under the control and dominated Good night, dear heart, good night. Valuation Tax, Rheumatism Remedy able to procure the registration ' nual meeting, when all the officer« by her husband, which give him He called attention to Riley’s favor »556.6: »5.60 money refunded at books. It will be necessary for were re-elected viz. President, E I absolute control of the hotel. $16,95Ï 45. ite poem, “Along ’Lust knee deep the reliable druggist. . That it was the intent of P. J. in June’’ and many others. Mr everybody to register to vote at the J. Claussen ; chief, Allen Page ; : secretary, E. E. Ginn; treaeuier, ' Worrall said that in this age of com State Recapitulation and County Tax 'nibs, vine maple, body primary and general elections this T. R. Monk. Fire Chief Page, who , Worrall to cheat, wrong and de mercialism 13,038 42 and mad rush for gain fraud the rest of the stockholders, School Tax., k and heavy fir slab year. 007.40 has been one of the most faithful rendering the cotnpanv insolvent and gold, that brotherhood was lost Special M High ill«.I. School. union 244.83 e. See Shrode. Rollie W. Watson and wi‘e cele- members of the company for many ' and the stock of the stockholders of sight of, hearts trampled on, homes f Port of Nehalem ... 1,792.20 small house and O”* , brated their wedding day on Tues- vears, complained of the lack of little or no value, so that the de wrecked, wife and children neglect Port of Hay City .,, 581.80 , day evening at their home, this be taken in the company and 1 fendant may be able to purchase it ed, hence graft and immorality were r bottom land north of ing the tenth anniversary of that interest Port of Tillamook . 22 00 for that reason wanted to resign, increasing. He eloquently appealed for a very small fraction of the par ily to C. Ne’aon. Bay City..................... 145 50 happy event. A number of friends but he was persuated to remain Value. for an every day Christian life of Tillamook City......... 158.40 I Watt returned on Tues - . were present and a most pleasant with the company, with the hope Wherefore, plaintiff prays that a morality, honesty, temperance iu visitin that the boys would get out and receiver be appointed for the prop all things, the practice of the Golden visiting her daughter, time was spent $10,96145 drill and the business men would gh, at Cloverdale. At the annual meeting of the Cow take more interest in the company. erty and business ; that defendants Rule, love of home and wife and Total amount of tax on be enjoined from in any way trans children, respect for women and 11 has resigned his posi- 1'eating Association which is to be all rolls................. ,......... $446,338 84 high school, where he h.Hd in this city on Thursday, Jan. The annual election and business acting business as directors ; that chastity, and that these and only C. A J ohnson . ’ed as manual trainer. 29t ft Prof. Graves, of the Oregon meeting of the Presbyterian Guild defendants be required to account these, brought true happiness, that County Assessor. for all the property and funds re false ambition led toan empty grave, Ag Ticultural College, will make an was held on Tuesday afternoon, ;uessing contest in the ceived by them and pay the re without a flower, that Fame's crown with a goodly number present adu ress on “ A Balanced Ratio of a the Tillamook Feed Co. The Patsy left Portlsnd on Tues ceiver the same ; that if it be found was only a crown of thorns, that ng to guess. See Sh rode Cow According to the Milk She Reports were accepted as read, and necessary to do equity among the when old age comes upon us, as day with 159 sacks of delsyed msiL the treasurer’s report showed a Gives, f Born, on the 15th, to the wife of lyer will pay you the very fine financial gain at the re stockholders, the whole of the come it must, when memory lived in the past which each had made for Herman Sanders, a girl. Dr. Hewitt h price for your hides, The Kill .Xsre Club met at the cent bazaar and dinner held in the property be «old. himself, we could not get away from attending. ___ ___ of X’rs. John Lamar on new guild house, and the ladies rubber, sacks, old brass, home Thursday, jin. «he Sth, 1914, which wish to thank the many friends who Woman’s Relief Corps the snnual election day. The helped make the event so satis Iros. will meet all trains was officer« were elected: factory. We invite your further nd will handle psssen- following The Woman’s Relief Corps held Pres., Mrs. Shro.de ; Vice Pres., patronage. The new officer» for iggage tn all parts of the Mrs. Plank; Sec. an.1 Treas.. Mrs. the regular meeting last Saturday ensuing year are as follows : its >r phone at the Livery Alderman. afternoon. One candidate. M ibb There several Preaident Mrs. John Groat ; Vice I Ave East. w:rs initated, making a total business matters to att,*o<« «°- «he Preaident, Mrs. F C. Baker ; Sec.. Davis. of 57 members. The officers for the Bring power boat "Safe reading of the pat er was postponed Mre. E. M. Bales; Trea., Mr». Carl ensuing year were installed by in The hostess provided a v< ‘ iy dainty Haberlach. The Guild Society longing »o the Garibaldi stalling officer. Mrs Eva Rugar, fetation. fa having a new lunch and it was enjoyed by alt meets every Tuesday afternoon. conductor, Mr«. Alma Schultz, Members of their family are Next regular meeting will be •« «he power Holmes engine bears. Mrs. Stillwell, Mr«. I earnestly requested to be present color home of Mrs. Mason in Feb. tr, by Hiner A Sons. Page. Mrs. Roen and Mr« Clark. Mrs John Smith, just arrived Several honorary members of the from Denver, and to her surprise G A. 9. post were present, and her husband was not at the depot were very much pleased in the to meet her. Why? Well «he ar manner in which the work was ex < rived home a week ahead of time, emplified. They also laid great unfortunately, JohnSrrith wasaway stress on the anticipation of the fronS borne at the time, but another encampment to be held here next Smith was there and hia name wa« June, and urgently reonested the John too. Smith arrives from the co operation of nil members and Club in high glee hia friend was citizens in general, to help ms ke it there to meet him. Did he know a success. Mr. Frank fwversnee, her? Did hmever meet her I Wore? on tiehalf of the poet member», DOCKS; WAREHOUSE, He did not know. His wife arrive», presented Mr«. Rugae with a box and the trouble started to come of candy Mrs. Bernice Lucas, the FRONT STREET. BETWEEN 2n 1 A 3rd AVENUE WEST, John's way. The Dramatic Club newly elected president, made a has invited John to the Star Thea few remarks and wished sll mem Bank¿g Servije First National Bank, Tillamook, Oregon. i LAND PLASTER. ¿MHR’S VARIETY STORE, T1UUHCD00K, OREGON op io and book Around ” LAMB-SCIIRADER COMPANY
