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Vol. XXVI. No. 47. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. APRIL Double Your Dollars. Every dollar you earn is capable of doubling itself in time, without any effort on your part except to hang on to it. The dollar that slips away will even tually get into the hands of someone who will set it at work fortune building for himself. The dollars you save, whose earning power you appropriate, will make the sum of your fortune. The sooner you begin to save at this bank, the sooner you will see your fortune expressed in large figures. We receive savings deposits from a dollar up. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $80,500, Tillamook County Bank. TIIrEAMOOK JOTTINGS Get your Land Plaster at the Till amook Feed Co. Articles incorporating Laneda B. 3. Clark, auctioneer. Inc., was filed with capital stock School was resumed on Monday. placed at $5,000 and E. H. Lane, Born, to the wife of H. J. Tohl, a Mertie D. I.ane and Silas J. Shourds incorporators. K»ri* For sale, river bottom land in 10, Rev. D. A. Mackenzie ¡ b attending 20, 30 or 40 acre tracts, on what is Presbytery. known as the Peter Brant place. Spuds 5 sack lots 89c, per 100 lb9., Will sell cheap. Apply to Vincenz at Ray & Co, . Jacob, on place. • Empty sacks wanted—Lamb- Man with small family, good Schrader Co. milker, just came from Switzerland, wants work on farm. Send answer Safe deposit boxes for rent.—Tilla to Dominick Betshart, Ratnsey mook County Bank. * Hotel, Tillamook City. * Headquarters for auto livery.— Dawson Bros, will meet all trains Ed. Hadley, phone 11W. with bus, and will handle passen Ranch for Sale, terms reasonable. gers and baggage to all parts of the city. Call or phone at the Livery —Apply to A. J. Stillwell. * barn on 2nd Ave East. A light frost this morning did not Extra special 60c. chocolates at 30c. improve early garden truck. to introduce our quality, Hand Poli Dressmaking, Mrs. R. E. Winans, chocolates guaranteed fresh. Some phone 19 w. Toggery building. thing different from the old machine Cloyd Dawson, who is attending made goods, At Clough’s. the State University, is home for a It’s a good rule to buy a sewing visit. machine with an established repu The steamer Sue H. Elmore came tation for quality services. The in on Monday with a full cargo of White for sale on easy terms at Jones Knudson Furniture Co. * freight. Graded Jersey Calves for sale from Attorney T. H. Tongue, Jr., of Hillsboro, was in the city attending tested cows as they freshen ; one- half to three-fourth Jersey ; both court. sex ; registered sire. Apply to T. For sale 200 acres of Wilson River H. McCormack. R. F. D. No. 1. * bottom land. Inquire of Frank All kinds of cement work in a first Freeman. class manner and foundation and Fancy potatoes 90c,, 100 pounds, chimney blocks at reasonable prices. five sack lots 85c., 100 pounds, at Will guarantee any work. A. E. Ray & Co.’s. • Doerge, 11th street and first Avenue * Live chickens wanted at the Tilla West, Tillamook. mook Meat Company’s Market, 12c. F. D. Small left on Tuesday on a per pound. * business trip for Portland and As h fish is i allowed to come We are in a position to make Seattle. A some long time farm loans. First in free, Mr. Small is wondering where he is going to disposed of National Bank. 1 fish caught on Tillamook bay. If our work does not suit yon tell The A. F. Coats Lumber Co. is in us; if it does tell your friends. City receipt of several orders for silo Transfer Company • lumber, one of which is for 250,000 Bring your chickens io the Tilla feet, which is to be shipped to Kan- mook Meat Company’s MLarket. We sasCity, and it will require ten cars pay 12c. per pound. * Jo carry that amount of lumber. Rob Emmons was in from Buena We are profesBional photograp Vieta, visiting at the home of I. C. hers, trained to and experienced in the art. Satisfaction guaranteed Rowe and N. C. Hanson. all work. Our prices^are and Two Yearling Colts for Sale, at a on will always be as low as any |yWe reasonable price. Apply to Guy solicit your patronage.—Tillamook Mattoon, Pleasant Valley. Studio. Ed Snodgrass, of this citv. has The Gem Theatre will give a I just received news of his mother’s benefit on Monday evening to help death, at Lexington, Tex as. out the G. A.R. Encampment in this The motor service on the P. R. & 1 „ city in June. ___ All the proceeds will N. between Tillamook and Mohle*r go'for ------ that *--* - purpose and appropriate went into effect on Sunday. ‘pictures will be shown ”In the Fall It is reported that Rev.R. E. Jope, G f who left this city recently, is down F.ar legal advice consult a lawyer. with small pox at Roueberg. For i uedical ad vice consult a doctor, Don’t forget we clean and press For p botos consult professional Xphcrs. Every man to his your clothes, free delivery, phone pnunc ohotoffi trade make everything in 10 W—R. E. Winans, Toggery Bldg. photograph and Kuarantee to Jake Wolvinstine has opened a satisfy.-Til. amook Studio. repair shop down by the saw mill, Notwithstanding that the mail will repair any old thing. Boiler going from the I,’Uamook office was repairing a specialty. weighed recently, postmaster Todd For sale, Fruit trees at one-half has received instructions »« weigh ¥rice, apples, pears and peaches it again every day fo.T *^° ,n”’t5*?8 rees left over from Pacific Nurs Rural Mail Carrier Sm ery. Apply to M. R. Hannenkrat. . to weigh the mail on hi.'r°ule an J Protect your valuable papers from keep tap on the amount o. postage. the unexpected fire by renting one The Shakespeare Club me ' at the of our safe deposit boxes. Onlyone home of Mrs. George Wille V, ?. dollar per year. Tillamook County Friday, when [another dehg Bank. • afternoon was participated * ■ Easter novelties and cards we < Drew Dawson is back in the city features of the decorations. riu? attending to business. Mr. and invited guests were Mrs. Haltom, • Ira. Dawson are running a con- Mrs. W. Baker and Mrs. Bales. The fictionary business at Aberdeen, hostess served a dainty 'unch w aah. I bAJHRR’S VARIETY STORE. I >• TIUUAmOOK. << OREGON* Drop in and book Around-” 16, 1914. See Merrel Smith about your A "Dry” Convention. calves if you wish to sell, he is pay ing highest market price for them. Out to-win Convention of Tilla Mutual phone. ■nook County will be held Saturday- As there are quite a number of evening at 7 p.m., in the First Episcopalians in thia city there is Christian Church iu this city. some likelihood of a church of that Mr. George G. Pendell, one of the denomination being erected, as greatest and widest known temper Bishop Scadding has intimated that ance lecturers in the state, will be this is one of the places that he is present to address our citizens. anxious to form a church organiza Mr. Pendell was the first to un tion. cover the white slave trade in The band boys will give a dance Chicago and other important gralt at the Tillamook Commercial Club schemes throughout the country. He is ati author, editor and rooms on Saturday evening, The band was recently reorganized and lecturer of note. This lecture is free will in future be known as " Tilla to the citizens of Tillamook, only mook Booster’s Band.” W. C. a silver collection will be taken for Trombley, of Bay City, is the leader. the dry cause, At this time also the most togical Arti les incorporating the Oregon men for county officers will be nom Deep Sea Fishing Companv have inated by this new party. The out- been filed with George Henderson, to-wins, who number over 30,090 in Harold Gill and W. M. Gregory as the state now, are voters of the Re incorporators. The capital stock publican, Democratic, Socialists, is placed at $5000. The object of the Prohibition, Progressive ami In company is to conduct a deep sea dependent tickets, who have fishing business. pledged themselves to vote for A large congregation attended the Oregon dry in the November elec Presbyterian Church on Sunday tion. All signers of the “ yellow slip” evening to hear the cantata, which was greatly enjoyed by all who anil those interested in temperance heard it, the large choir deserving and those not interested are invited much credit, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. to this convention. Koch and Mies De Bar being the musicians. The cantata will be rendered again this (Thursday) DECLARED A BANKRUPT. evening, when all are invited to at tend. C. R. Funk Another Victim A bad and fatal accident hap Who Struggled with High pened on Sunday to the five year Priced Mortgaged Land. old eon of George Vandersee, whose leg was caught in a set of cogs and Charles R. Funk has on his own crushed from the foot to above the application been declared a bank knee. As soon as the unfortu rupt, and a meeting of his credi nate child was extricated from the tors to present ami prove their wood saw he was taken to Dr. Boals’ set at Portland on Tuesday, hospital, where the injury limb was claims, April 28, at 10 a.m., before Referee amputated, but the injury being of G. C. Murphy. such serious nature the child died The papers filed by Mr. Funk the same evening. show the following list of creditors, Twenty-three persons registered Secured: First National,Bank,$77.00; in Bay precinct last week as follows: A. A. Apsley, $350.00; H. H. Hay Republican, men 6, women 12; Dem ward, $40.00; F S. Whitehouse, $833.- ocrats, men 0, women 2; Socialists, 33; James A. Biggs, $2616 67. Un men 1, women 1. Of the two leading secured: John Sanders, $135.00; A. parties the registration last week C. Goodrich, $5i).G0; Mr. Alger, $28 ; was: Republican, men 67, women 35; A. A. Apsley, $25.00; James A. Democrats, men 13, women 8. Fol Biggs, $500 00; Simmons Bros., $15.; lowing is the registration. J. S. Lamar, $21.28; E. A. Ball, $34 - Men. Women, Total. 75; Ray & Co., $20.00; L. Hiner and Republican .. 795 .. 287 . . 1082 Son, $24.00; W. A. Williams $15 40; Democrats ... 262 .. 70 . 332 Til’amook Feed Co., $182,47; Rosen Prohibitionists 36 ..' 67 . . 103 berg Bros., $81.72; Tillamook Mer Socialists .... 60 74 cantile Co.. $87.85; A A. Penning 14 . Progressive .. , 16 ton, $26.88; Alex McNair & Co., 12 85 $69.07; King & Smith Co., $3 65; Independent.. W r- 26 . . Miscellaneous. 9 6 .. 15 Grant Mills, $131.50; P, W. Todd, claim for damages, $750.00. Of 1233 474 1,707 which $3450 is for notes and mortga ges on a 50. acre ranch purchased in 1910 by Mr. Funk on which lie only paid down at the time of pur Talk to Parent-Teachers. chase $50, probably the real estate agent's commission. Part of the Dr. Rebec, of the Extension De notes bear 10 per cent interest. Mr. Funk's assets consist of cash partment of the Oregon University at Eugene, gave a very instructive on hand $2.00; 18 chickens, $9.00; and pleasing address at the Parent- boat, $25.00; hack $25.00;an<l a team, Teacher meeting last Monday even wagon, harness, household goods, ing. His talk in the main was along one cow, farming tools etc; all of educational lines. He compared which he claims as exempt under the course of study of the schools the law. The ranch may be of the that were first introduced into the value of the mortgages on it for country with the course of study to purchase money- and no more. Mr. Funk had $96 due him from which we are now drifting. He re gards the change of the courses the County for road work done last from that of the study of Greek, March but that was garnisheed by Latin, etc., to that of vocational one of his creditors. Mr. Funk came to our county training, that of domestic scienee, domestic art, manual training, four years ago, out of debt, a good. agriculture, etc., as a change much honeBt, hard-working, sober man. to the'benefit of the boys and girls. which he has been ever since. He He also touched upon the social was talked into buying a high and business changes of the count priced piece of land on credit, with ry to such a degree as to show that no buildings or improvements on we must of necessity change our it. He had a wife and daughter to school courses to keep up with the support and went to work to im progressalongthese and other lines. prove the land and put buildings Supt. Buel and Prof. Buchanan re on it, all of which he will now loose quested him to talk to the high as they go with the ranch. He has school student body Tuesday morn lost all. all his hard work for four ing. He spoke to them about the years and our local merchants, who difference in the opportunities of have been holding him up, while he one starting in life at the present spent all the money he earned on time compaired with those afforded his ranch, will loose probatdy all our parents when they started in their accounts. The ranch had no life, why they got along quite well road^into it, up^ti the hills, and have at that time, and we, who are start to walk a mile to get to it. No one ing now are unable to succeed with can blame Mr. Funk, he states lie the same educational qualifications. has worked 365 days every year, 18 All were delighted with Dr. Rebec hours a day, to try to make ends and we hope we shall have him meet, but getting in debt deeper with us many times in the future. every day His wife and daughter He addressed the members of the have also worked hard. Judge C. R Worrall, attorney, to Fairview Grange Wednesday after whom he went for counsel, advised noon. him to turn over all he had to his creditors and begin life over again, Notice of Office Hoars. keep out of debt, and pay his credi tors up later as fast as he could, R. B. Hay«, Water Collector- that a man's first duty was to his Street Commissioner and City Re family. Mr. Worrall states to us corder, Office in City Hall. that Mr. Funk is honest, a .id if First ten days of each month 10 given a chance to live and work, he a.m. to 12a.m. and 1 p.m. to3 p.m., will later pay his debts, but that rest of ihe month 1 to 3:30 p.m. Mr. Funk was driven to do as he The First National Bank of Tillamook Is Now Located in its NEW BANKING ROOM, I.O.O.F. BUILDING, And invites the Public to ’call and make an inspection of the room and its equipment. SAFETY SECURITY. SERVICE. has, by being sued and his wages See Merrel Smith about your attached us fast as he earned a calves if you tvish ta sell, he is pay dollar, and costs piled upon him, ing highest market price for them. with not a dollar left to buy or pay Mutual phone. for something to cat for his family and team. THE BEACH ROAD GETS A KNOCK OUT. Supreme Court Receoinmends Proceedings be Done Over. 1 DR. WENDT, Eye Specialist, Fits Glasses at Reasonable PrlceB. Guaranteed. To the Voters Tillamook County. The Supreme Court in the case of N, McMillan, appellant, vs. County- Court of Tillamook, i-ivolving lo I hereby ’announce myself as a cation of a county road, reversed candidate in the Republican Pri the decision of the lower couit. This is a special proceeding by N. maries for the office ofCounty Com- McMillan to review the action of the missioner to fill the unexpired term County Court of Tillamook County of G. R. Edner. F. L. S appington . in the matter of locating a county road across the premises of the For Constipation. plaintiff and not allowing him any Mr. L. If. Farnham, a prominent damages caused thereby. A writ of review was issued by order of drug-gist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: the Circuit Court for this County "Chamberlain’s Tablets are cer and directed to the defendants, and tainly the best thing on the market in obedience to such command the for constipation.” Give these tablets You Hre certain to find proceedings relating to the under a trial. taking to establish the highway them agreeable and pleasant in were certified and sent up. The effect. Price, 25 cents. For sale by trial court considering the matters Lamar's Drug Store. dismissed the trial and the plaintiff appealed, The location of the road is des j crilied ns follows : Commencing at a point 30 feet south of the Sw cor tier of block 5 in Garibaldi, said i point being in section 21. tp 1 ' north, range 10 west, as shown on I the records of the County Clerk of 1 Tillamook County, and running thence in a northwesterly and north easterly direction, parallel to the right of way of the U.K. & N. rail way, as near as possible, using streets of the towns as now platted along the proposed route of said road wiiere possible, and termina ting 20 feet north of ihe Nw corner of block '¿3 in Wheeler, said point being in eection 2, tp2 north, range lOwest. with the problem of biiy'ng Harness In an opinion rendered by Justice you will find it distinctly advanta J. Moore, and concurred in by Jus- geous to come and do your select ices Eakin, Burnett and Ramsey, ing here. You will get the Lest ihe judgment of the lower Court qualities, the most thorough and is reversed ami ttie < ause remand conscientious workmanship and be ed with directions to set aside all charged the most reasonable prices. proceedings undertaken to establish We can supply single or douLl the county road. There is this re-1 Sets or any Hingle article that you commendation, however, in the de-I may be in need of. vision, which is as follows: "A sense oi fair dealing demands that , these proceedings should be set aside in order ttiat another petition may be filed, notices thereof be . given, preof given as required by law and a review and resurvey of the proposed route be made.” Attorney ¡8. S. Johnson was at torney for Mr. McMillan. W.A, Williams 4 Cc. Eat Viereck’s Bread, Notice. This is to give notice that dog license must tn- paid to City Recor der, forthwith, or the dogs will be take up ; that persons who keep chicken must keep them up ; and that the auto speed ordinance will be enforced. N. J. M yeks , Constable Tillamook Bakery, At all Grocers. ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS, $3.25 $3.50 $4.25. Guaranteed for Ever. $1.00 Down, $ 1.00 per mon th until paid for. Smooths From Out APRIL 30th. IRONING WORRIED 15th to THE ELECTRIC STORE, TELEPHONE BELL 130 J. NEXT TO GEM THEATRE.