Tillamook Headlight, June 2o, 1014.
HOTEL TILLAMOOK CASE.
effect with the corporation, all of
‘f the season is fairly dry CLift,
a/V* !
R. L. L. HOY,
which would amount to a fraud and should follow about two weeks after
Judge Finds. Mismanagement and imposition upon the stock holders of the second. Don’t delay this spraying
SOME BARGAINS IN CHOICE TILLA-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Appoints Receiver.
the corporation. And under the state but do it at once.
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of facts of this defendant corporation,
MOOK CITY LOTS.
R. C. Jones,
County Agriculturist.
Judge Webster Holmes, in the in­ it was too great a burden for it to
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Oregon.
junction suit of John Leland Hender­ bear and lose, and it appears to the
consideration ------
of the PREPARE for county
son vs. Tillamook Hotel Co., P. J. Court after a ----------------
This property we are now offering was
R. ELMER ALLEN
FAIR.
Worrall, Anna Worrall and Charles evidence in the case, that the only |
platted
by
us
from
the
acreage
consequently
it
is
a ^.in..v
.*.»»«
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
Kunze, rendered the following decis­ way to protect the interests of this
the lowest in price of any property offered in Til­
| corporation is for the court to ap- I
MakeS
ion:
1 point a receiver
..mil
I.1
Some Suggestions.
DENTIST.
lamook at the present time:—
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"This is a suit instituted by one of point a receiver, until such time as
this
corporation
can
be
put
upon
a
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It is time that the farmers of the
the stock holders of the Tillamook
Commercial Building, Tillamook
KING ADDITION:—
Located three blocks
Hotel Company, a corporation, for solid financial basis, and a Board of County were beginning to think about
west on 5th street from the High School. Every
himself and in behalf of the other Directors can show to the Court that an exhibit at lhe local and State Fairs
» lot
R JACK OLSEN.
the
receiver
is
no
longer
needed
when
this
tall.
Now
is
the
time
to
select
the
choice and sighUy, 50x100 ft. with 10 ft. alley,
stock-holders against the Tillamook
he
will
be
discharged.
I bundles of grasses and to prepare our
6 ft. sidewalk all in. Your choice of any of these
Hotel Co., P. J. Worrall Anna Wor- 1
DENTIST.
»«s nil /.I « ■ A « ¿ — . .. L L .* i !
1 . .. _
l
And it also appears from the evi- <3 small
fruits for exhibition. 'T' There
has
rail and Chas. Kunz, as directors of
lots
for a short time at $275. & $300.
(I. 0. 0, F Bldg.)
dence
that
P.
J.
Worrall
has
received
Deen
several
inquiries
as
to
how
to
pre-
the defendant corporation, for the
STILLWELL PARK:— Located just west of
purpose of an accounting, on the part without any authority and in contra- ! Pare samples and preserve the juicy
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of the defendants directors and also vention to the orders of this Court, i fruits so as to retain their color and
King Add, this is very fine property, lots all 5000
individually, and asking for the ap- the sum of $100 at one time and $30 shaP®- The County Fair Board have
square feet to the lot. One fine qua rter block of
C. HAWK.
pointment of a Receiver for the de­ I at another time, and that he should asked me to aid them in this matter
10,000 spuare feet at $350, which you can’t beat
I account to the corporation therefor, and I aha" be glad to give assistance
fendant corporation.
that he has received as pretended t° any who wish it.
in this town or anywhere else.
The suit is predicated upon the and
; • PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
salary the sum of $100 a month since j I" selecting grasses take those fairly
theory of mismanagement on the part
GOODSPEED’S
ADDITION:—.. Located
the
opening
of
the
hotel
until
the
j
we
H
matured
though
still
of
a
good
of the directors and particularly the
East on 1st and 3rd streets, adjoining R. R. .1
temporary receiver was appointed green color, cut very close to the
Hay City
Oregon
mismanagement of P. J. Worrall who
herein, and the Court finds that the ' ground so as to getgood long bundles.
have
for
sale
in
this
tract
the
choicest
lots
in
the
<
’
is president of the corporation and
■ sum of $100 will be more than his Dr> in a dark Place in 8 «ood draft of
city. All high and sightly, 50x100 ft. to each lot.
general manager.
QARL HABKRI.ACH,
! services were worth during that time, air so as to retain the natural color as
Prices range from $250 and up. Terms, easy
Suits of this kind, must ordinarily
j
much
as
possible
and
then
tie
up
in
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
be brought in the name of the cor­ I and will not compel him to account bundles about 4 inches in diameter. 1
payments.
poration against the Directors, and therefor to the corporation, at this Trim the butts off evenly and keep in
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On the above property you can make no mis­
this is invariably the rule unless the time. And the defendant Anna Wor- j a dry dark place so they will not bleach
rail
has
received
the
sum
of
$35
per
,
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.
.
.
.Oregon
complaint states the facts which
take in making an investment NOW. You can
out.
shows that the Directors are in con­ month as salary and it appears to the | In regard to fruits, the following is
have
your
own
terms
of
payment
to
suit
your
court she has fully earned that sum
trol of the corporation so far as of
sarchet ,
convenience, in monthly, quarterly, semi-annual
money and has in reality earned a I ^aken from an article written by W.
holding a majority of the stock is much larger sum, but has received no
•
The Fashionable Tailor
Longyear of the Colorado Agricul-
or yearly payments. The price, the terms and
1
concerned, and where it would be more than $35 per month and she tura' College.
the property are all more than any investor
Cleaning, Pressing und Repairing
futile to ask the Directors to in fact
A great many experiments have been
should be allowed to retain that. And
I
could possibly desire.
and in effect bring suit against them­ it appears to the Court that Miss mad® in the attempt to And some fluids
a Specialty.
selves. The complaint in this suit
or
solutions
in
which
the
more
perish-
i
Worrall has received certain sums of
Make your selection now before it is too late.
shows the facts to be that the defen­ money at the rate of $25, per month able fruits could be kept for exhibition | ’
Store in Hein» Photographic
dants P. J. Worrall and Anna Worrall as secretary, and she will be allowed at fairs and expositions. Some of these |
Gallery
hold the majority of the capital to retain that as it appears her ser­ have proved very satisfactory for cer-
ROLLIE W. WATSON, Tillamook’s Leading
stock of the corporation, hence it vices were reasonably worth that sum. tain fruits but it is doubtful whether 4
H. GOYNE,
Sub-Division Agent.
TODD HOTEL.
would be idle for the stock holders But since the opening of the bar, the caiijr
rriu v
vc* w
any yiuvcau
process will
ever
be uiovvrtivu
discovered by 1
to request the directors to sue them­ time being uncertain but fixed about which the softer kinds, such as straw- fj
INSURANCE
LOANS
RENTALS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
selves on the grounds alleged in this Aug.# 17th 1913, and from that time berries and raspberries can be kept for
complaint.
Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
until the time of the appointment of any considerable length of time with­
The evidence shows that there has the temporary receiver, herein, the out much change in color.
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Oregon.
been mismanagement, whether de- defendant P. J. Worrall will be re­ The specimens to be preserved should
■
signedly or from lack of ability it is quired to account and pay over to be the most perfect obtainable, free
immaterial and unnecessary for the the defendant corporation at the rate from all blemishes and imperfections.
J. CLAUSSEN,
Court to decide. And it also shows of $65 per month, on account of liq­ In most cases fruit of a fair degree of
.
LAWYER,
there is internal dissatisfaction a- uor consumed by him for his own ripeness is better than partly green
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT.
mong the stock holders all of which personal use, the property of the de­ specimens. Exhibition jars should be
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contributes to the jeopardizing of the fendant corporation, without any of clear white glass, preferably with
interests of the corporation , and if right or authority so to do. And the ground glass stoppers. The tall cylind­
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continued, would render it absolutely Court finds he is indebted to the cor­ rical form is desirable, especially for
insolvent. And the evidence shows to poration in the aggregate sum, at the the smaller fruits.
BOALS, M.D.,
The sorted fruit is first carefully
the satisfaction of the Court that the said rate of $65 per mouth, during
defendant corporation was tending that period from the 17th day of Aug­ placed in the jar which is then filled
A Perfect B^ker — absolutely dependable, every day, year in«
PHYSICIAN.’ AND SURGEON.
upon insolvency, and bordering upon ust, 1913, and the date of the appoint­ with clear water. After standing a
year out. Built on honor, of tho best materials.
insolvency at the time of the trial of ment of the temporary receiver. And short time the water is poured oft so as
Surgeon S. P. Co.
Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges
this suit. The old rule was stockhold­ it appears to the Court further that to remove all particles of dirt from the
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
77» c only rcirge made entirely of charcoal and malleable iron.
Malleable iron can't break—charcoal iron won't ruat like steel.
ers, minority stock-holders, had prac­ the defendant directors should be re­ jar and contents. The jar may then be
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tically no relief. That they were at strained and enjoined perpetually filled with the preserving fluid and kept
Economical In Fuel
The reams of tho Majestic are riveted (not put together with
the mercy of the majority stockhold­ from interfering in any manner with in a dark, cool place till the time for
boltsand Dtovo putty)—they will always remain air tight,
Frequent examination
REEDY, D.V M.,
ers, but the trend of modern decisions the management of the said hotel so exhibition.
because neither heat n<»r cold affects them. The Majestic
oven is lined throughout with pure asbestos board,
has been to relax this rule and furth­ long as it is in charge of and in the should be made to determine how well
held in place by an open iron grating you can see it —and
it stays there always. Air tight joints and pure asbestoa
VETERINARY.
er, to give the Courts of Chancery hands of the Receiver to be appoint­ the fruit is keeping. If the liquid be­
lining as; uro an even baking heat, saving one-half the fuel.
Al) doors drop to form rigid shelves. No springs.
jurisdiction to protect the interests ed by the Court in this suit, and dur­ comes colored from the fruit, it should
Both Phone».
Malleable iron oven racks slido out automatically, bold­
of all the stock-holders and the inter­ ing all of said times until the said be poured off and replaced by fresh
ing whatever they contain.
est of the corporation, and preserve Receiver is finally discharged. And liquid.
Tillamook
Oregoo
The following formulas have been
it, and this modern rule is founded it appears to the Court that A. H.
successfully
used
at
the
Colorado
Col
­
upon common sense and good rea­ Gaylord is a qualified and suitable
R. E. E, DANIELS,
soning. It is a mere futility of law to person to be appointed as Receiver lege, efpecially with plums, grapes,
hold that the minority stockholder in this suit and he is hereby appoint­ cherries, currants and gooseberries:—
Formalin, 5 parts; saturated solution
CHIROPRACTOR.
has no voice in the affairs of a cor­ ed Receiver until further order of
poration. While the corporation it­ this court and his bond will be fixed of common table salt, 10 parts ; water
(boiled and cooled) enough to make 100
-Charcoal and Malleable Iron Local Office in the Commercial
self is the owner of all the property until the further order of this court
parts. This may be made up by meas­
Building.
of the corporation, yet the stockhold­ in the sum of five thousand dollars.
ure as follows:—Formalin, 1 pint; salt
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er’s financial interest therein is rep­
And plaintiff will recover in this solution, two pints; water, 17 pints.
resented by the shares of stock which suit his costs and disbursements a- When made up the solution will keep
he owns, and in a way his rights and gainst the defendants P. J. Worrall,
—has al. copper reservoir which 1 nta like a tea kettle, through a
R. L. E. HEWITT,
indefinitely.
copper jrpcki-t stamped from one piece of copper, setting againat
Lined
interests are analogous to that of a Anna W'orrall and Charles Kunze.
left hr nd lining of lire box. It boils 15 gallons of water in a very
with
OSTEOPATHIC
Another solution weaker in formalin
f< w minutes and by turning a lever the rri.rne and reservoir move®
Pur«
partner, and it would be simply de­
away from ¿re. Anex dusive patented Afcr/e.tric feature. Opeiiend
has also been used satisfactorily. The
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Asbesto«
•'
pan doe® awiy with «hoveling ashen ventilated ask
nying the rights of the minority stock
pit prevents floor inrnicatchtn^flre-ash cup catches ashes.
Board
proportions are:—formalin, 3 parts;
A.\h ut to show you tho greatest improvement
OBSTETRICAL SPECIALIST.
holders who are beingimposed upon CONTROL OF POTATO BLIGHT. salt solution 10 parts ; water enough to
«’••er put In a rnnge.
Don’t buy the range you exjiect to last a life
Both Phones.
or subjected to the loss of their prop­
time ’’unsignt, unseen," or you'll l»e auro to !>*• dis­
make 100 parts.
appointed. (Jome to our store, and aee the threat
Made of
Majestic — have its many exclusive feature« ex­
erty for a Court to refuse to take
The common blight of potatoes
Residence and Office in Whitehouse
For raspberries the following mix­
Charcoal
plained—find out why the Majestic is
stronger
than all other ranges where most ranges Mre weakest.
jurisdiction and protect their rights can easily be controlled in a dry sea­ ture is recommended:—Formalin, 1
Iron,
Residence,
It is the bert rango at any price and it should
be .u jour k.Uh* n.
addin*
and interests. And it appears to the son but it takes more care and spray­ part, glycerine, 10 parts; water 89
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
FOR SALE BY
300% to
Court from the evidence adduced that ing if the season is,wet. The method parts.
life of
P. J. Worrall individually, is uafitted of control is by using Bordeaux mix­
Strawberries may be preserved fairly
Range
ALEX. McNAIR & CO." H. [T. BOTTS,
for the management of the affairs of ture as a spray. It will be necessary well in a saturated solution of common
"ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
the defendant corporation, that he to apply at least three times if the salt, and better still in a fluid com­
IS CALLON
ALL
COFPCM
R
has heretofore held in contempt the season is very wet it may be necess­ posed of formalin, loz; alum, I drachm ;
Complete Set of Abstract Hooke in
R€5C»VOia |
WILL CIVE I
orders of this court made heretofore ary to double the number of applica­ glycerine, 5 oz;and water 3 pints.
Office.
YOU BO'L'NC ■
WATtR , I
made in this suit, and that he is not tions. It will require from 40 to 100
Red currants keep beet in a solution
Taxes Paid for Non Renidente.
‘jtted by nature ot have the manage­ gals, of mixture per acre according corrosive sublimate, 1 part; glycerine,
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ment of the hotel, not being adapted to the size of the vines.
10 parts; water 90 parts. The corrossive
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to meet and make friends with the
The mixture used is known as the sublimate must be dissolved in hot
Both Phones.
patrons of such a place, all of which 5-5-50 mixture and is made as fol­ water and the solution and fruit pre­
tends to jeopardize not only his own lows:— Pour into a barrel 25 gallons served in it should be labeled POISON,
^2^7’ °* McGEK- M o.
interest, but that of the other stock­ of clean water; then weigh out 5 lb** as it is very deadly if swallowed.
holders .
of crushed bluestone, or copper sul­ The glass stoppers of bottles and
It is also claimed, and was testified phate, and after tying it in a piece jars may be made perfectly tight by
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
to by P. J. Worrall that he had a con­ of coarse sacking suspend it just be­ smearing the ground surface with a
tract with the defendant corporation neath the surface of the water by small amount of light colored vaseline
Office : Next door to Star
whereby he was to receive a salary means of a stick laid across the top This will also prevent in a great meas­
ure
the
sticking
of
the
stoppers
when
of one hundred dollars a month, of the barrel. In another vessel slack
Theatre.
is desired to remove them.
board and lodging and what liquors 5 lbs. of fresh lime carefully by pour­ it
R. L'. Jones,
County Agriculturist.
he might personally see fit to con­ ing on small quantities of water at
f ’ KORGE WILI KTT
sume, but the records of the corpora­ a time, the object being to obtain a
\ J
•
‘
I
feel
it
my
duty
to
tell
others
what
Notice.
tion introduced in evidence, fail to smooth creamy liquid, free from grit.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Chamlierlain'e Tablets have done for
show any such a contract and such a When the lime is slacked add enough
me,” writes Mrs L. Dunlap, of Oak
THESE
ALL
TO
WHOM
TO
contract could only have been enter­ water to make 25 gals. As soon as the
T illamook C ommercial B uilding )
Grove, Mich. ”1 have
COME—
SHALL
SPRESENT
suffered with pains in
ed intu, if at all, by the act of the blue stone is dissolved, which will re­ GREETINGS.
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my Imck and under
111 I m oiook
majority of the Board of Directors, quire an hour or more, pour the lime
Notice is hereby given by the State
my should“r blade for
Board
of
Fish
and
Game
Commiss
­
which should appear upon the min­ milk and blue stone solutions togeth­
a number of /ears,
also with a poor appe
utes of the Directors. And it would er using a separate barrel and stirring ioners that, in accordance with the
provisions of Section $3*6 t>f Lord s
tit** and constipation.
amount to a fraud upon the stock­ constantly to effect a thorough mix Oregon Laws, that portion of Tilla­
I tried all of the rem­
holders for a Director, being in con ing. This solution should be made mook River, in Tillamook County,
edies that I h»-ar<l of,
02
Oregon,
above
a
point
100
feet
below
trol of the majority of <he corpora­ only as fast as it can be used as it
anti a ntuuber of doc­
the
lowermost
portion
of
the
mouth
tors. but got no relief.
tion, either as owner himself or in spoils on standing any length of time. of Trask River, except that portion
Finally a fri«nd told with the problem of 1 uying Harne»»
The success of the treatment de­ of Tillamook River within 100 feet
combination with other stockholders
lne t> try Chamber- ! you will find it distinctly advanta-
or directors, to vote himself a salary­ pends on the thoroughness with from any portion of »he mouth of
lain» Stomach and g - oik to < otoe Htid do ymif »elect
On your front porebran be lit
board and lodging and the right to which it is applied. A knapsack spray­ Trask River, is hereby opened to
Liver Tablets. I got mg here. You will get tie teat
every night until midnight
salmon
fishing,
other
than
with
a bottle of them and
and register not over
consume liqur which would be in ex­ er or a good force pump and fine hook and line, commonly called
<|ualitie»,
the
moat
thorough
end
they soon helped my
fifty centa per month
cess of the earning capacity of the spray nozzle are much better than angling, from and after July 15. l?>4.
I
conaciemioua
work
maaahip
.
nd
he
stomach; by their
on the meter.
corporation to stand, and the evi­ a sprinkling pot as the tops are much as approved by statute.
gentle action my bow­ charged the most reasonable price».
State
Board
of
Fish
and
Game
els became mor» reg I We can supply »ingle or double T illamook E lu tbic L ight an »
dence shows that P. J. Worrall con­ more thoroughly covered. The first
tilar. Today I feel like
sumed for his own individual use in • application sho uld be made now as Commissioners.
By Floyd Bilyeu, B. E. Duncan,
praising them to all 1 Sela or any single article that you
F url C omean r
liquors, the property of the defend­ soon as the weather will permit, the Geo. H. Kelly, and M. J. Kinney,
who suffer as I did, for may be in need of.
W
ill
S faldino , Manager.
ant corporation, between $65 and $75 second should follow about ten days Commissioners.
thev have cured ute and made my life
W.A, Willipms»It C
Dated at Portland, Oregon, June 9, worth living ”
f»er month, without any right so to or two weeks later if the weather is
do, there being no contract to that good but sooner if very wet. The 19'4-_________________
□
$
►
$
$
T
$
.
* The Range With
E
Some of the Reasons Why
J/'
The Great
M ajestic
R ange
Made My Life
Worth Living
A 15 Watt Mazda
Lamp