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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 8,
How to Get Rich
Live within your means.
Limit your wants while enlarging your re­
sources.
Dispense with luxuries as long as you can pay
only for necessities.
Promote your independence by becoming a
money saver as well as a money earner.
ou can buy an interest-bearing Certificate of
Deposit or make a deposit in our Savings
Department every time you have a spare
dollar.
••rf’O Ti
Wanted to rent a daii^y ranch, with
stock, with 10 or more' cows. Cash
rent or shares.
Address G. F.
Hackett, Hemlock, Ore.
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War does not effect our prices on
school books and supplies. We placed
our orders before the advance and
give you the benefit. C. I. Clough. ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Dunstan and Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell returned to the city on
Tuesday from Salem where they had
charge of the Tillamook exhibit.
GRAND JURY
1914
I1.50 PER YEAR.
ACTION ASK^P
Governor Lays Charge« Against Dis­
trict Attorney of Tillamook.
Salem, Ore., Oct. 5.—Governor
West announced today that the evi­
dence obtained by Miss Fern Hobbs,
, his private secretary, in her investi­
gation of charges against M. J. Ger­
soni, District Attorney of Tillamook
County, had been turned over to the
grand jury. The charges against
Gersoni are incompetency, failure to
attend to his duties and gambling.
Governor West said he had asked
for the official’s resignation, but that
he had declined to give it. Gersoni
was appointed by Governor West
when the county attorney bill passed
at the last session of the Legislature
became operative.
Founded in the Strongest Way,
Growing Stronger Every Day.
“ SERVES YOU RIGHT 99
Protect your valuable papers from
Wtr gyrrdjcn £kutt»d|
the unexpected fire by renting one of
our safe deposit boxes. Only one
dollar per year. Tillamook County
Bank.
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Attorney C. W. Talmage and broth­
er Marcus Talmage, returned on
Tuesday after a two months hunting
and fjshing outing in Southern Ore­
We understand that previous to the i
gon.
Member of
grand Jury appealing to Governor
It’s a good rule to buy a sewir.g
West, it had papers drawn to indict
machine v ith an established rep.r.a-
FEDERAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION
District Attorney Gersoni, and as
tion fo~ quality services. The White I
soon as Judge Webster Holmes re­
Of the United States.
for sale on easy terms at Jones
turns tn the city the indictment will
Knudson Furniture Company.
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be filed with the judge. The grand
i Dr. George J. Peterson has bought jury had a session on Tuesday and
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $80,SOO,
Dr. Perkins’ dental practice in this decided upon this.
i city and will occupy the same office
on First Street. Dr. Peterson came
OOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOQOCOOOOGOOGOOOOOOOOGO&OGOaOQOOGCO«
Death of Mrs. C. H. Waymire.
from Seattle, Wash.
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We are sorry to announce the death
Report of the condition of
Rev. R. Y. Blalock left last week to
There was a great many matters
THE HADLEY CASE.
visit the State Fair and to look after of Mrs. Waymire, wife of Rev. C. R.
suggested on this appeal that we have
his political fences in Polk and Yam­ Waymire, which took place on Sat­ Attorney’s Fee« a Matter for County not discussed and deem them entirely
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At Tillamook, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business hill counties, for he is the Democratic urday afternoon at the home of her I
immaterial, as we cannot give final
Court to Decide.
daughter, Mrs. Frank Freeman. The
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candidate
for
representative.
decision on this appeal. The case
September 12, 1914.
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funeiai
funeral service was held in the U. B.
ought to go back to the trial court
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The
case
of
Mrs,
Otelia
Hadtey
vs.
Cfcurek on Sood., Afternoon,
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RESOURCES.
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for complete trial between the parties
from the Dalles, where he had visited ducted by the Rev. H.
F. White, and C. E. Hadley, which was appealed as to the existence of the partnership
relatives.
He
was
highly
pleased
Loans and discounts............................
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from
the
circuit
court
of
Tillamook
$286,205.10
the interment in the I. O. O. F. cem-
and for final disposition there; and if
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
j County to the supreme court, in
543.86 •with the county fair at that place, es­ etery.
the partnership is found to exist, the
Bonds and warrants ............................
35,082.38 pecially the round-up features.
Martha A. Waymire was born in which Mrs. Hadley obtained a verdict decree should be rendered in favor of
Stocks and other securities ............
469.02
Attorney Harry H. Belt, of Polk Indiana on New Year’s day, 1843. in her favor, was remanded by the
Banking house .....................................
40,750.00 County, candidate oti the Republican Came to Oregon with her husband 23 higheY court on Tuesday. Mrs. Had­ the estate, putting thé administrator
Furniture and fixtures .....................
6,000.00 ticket for Circuit Judge, was in the years ago and settled at Cloverdale, ley sued the Hadley estate for her in charge thereof for final settlement
Other real estate owned......................
4,726.00 county this week in the interest of his Tillamook County, was associated share of the estate, and the case was and distribution. The settlement
Due from banks (not reserve banks)
1,534.10 campaign, and he considers his pros­ with her husband after his conversion compromised out of court without made with plaintiff cannot prejudice
the rights and duties of the adtninis-
Due from approved reserve banks
58,645.18 pects of election good.
in the active ministry of the gospel, I the knowledge or consent of her At­ tiator to take notice of the partner-
Checks and other cash items.............
1.478.12
torney, Oak Nolan, who sued for his
ship, if there be one, and to adminis-
Theodore Finney, who went to either in a pastorate or mission work. fees.
[Cash on hand...........................................
26,531.12
She
was
the
mother
of
ten
children
manner,
i
Pasadena,
Cal.,
for
the
benefit
of
his
¡Other resources .......... ...................
15.00
The case was tried before Judge J. ter the same in the usual
health, died there last week. He was and step mother of twelve. She was I U. Campbell, Attorneys R. R. Dun- Plaintiff can only sue to have the
with her husband in prison work in
$461,979.88 well known here and married a Salem for two years, having the care iway and S. S. Johnson represented piopcrty adjudged partnenhip prop­
Total • •
erty of C. B. Hadley, deceased, anil
daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. E.
of 17 paroled boys, all but one being the Hadley * and Attorney Oak No- C. E. Hadley, and to determine that
LIABILIT1ES.
Noyes.
saved to an honorable citizenship and lan defended his own case.
the interest of C. B. Hadley is the
Rev. Aug Olson, of Portland, will some saved to Christ. Was converted
Justice J. Eakin in rendering the
[Capital stock paid in ....................................................... $ 75.000.00
property
of his estate, to be adminis­
6,500.00 preach at the Wilson river school in girlhood, and has been a faithful decision states:
¡Surplus fund........................................................................
tered in the usual manner, atid not to
house
next
Sunday
at
8
p.tn.
and
a
In
the
pleading
as
well
as
at
613.94
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
Christian all her life. She was par­
612,69 meeting of the women will be held tially paralyzed and suffered from trial plaintiff seeks to have her dower ' adjudge her interests therein as an
Postal savings bank deposits ....................... . ..........
4,000.00 at the home of Mr. O. Gulstrom at 2 leakage of the heart, which brought in the partnership property declared I heir or distributee. That can only be
Deposits due state treasurer...........................................
done in the county court at the close
270.532.54 o’clock.
individual deposits subject to check...........................
on other complications, from which and admeasured to her, and that she ol the administration, and plaintiff's
3,424.70
have
judgment
for
her
half
interest
¡Demand certificates of deposit......................................
Arrangements have been made to she died Saturday afternoon, Oct 3,
36,843.12 keep Bar View hotel open during the 1914. She leaves a husband and six in her husband's interest in said par­ interest in said property can only be
¡Time certificates of deposit ...........................................
64,452.89 winter, and the speciality will be in children and nine step children to tnership property. The main purpose recognized to that extent.
[Savings deposits.................... .................................... .
It is not the province of this court
providing fish and clam dinners for tnourn their loss. She was a great of this suit seems to be to recover the to create ti lien in favor of plaintiff’«
$461,979
88
widow's
share
of
the
estate's
interest
Total
parties who desire to spend a few sufferer but cheerful, always cheerful,
attorney on the property as the prop­
days at the beach the coming winter. never worried, always looked on the in said partnership. The title to the erty is not plaintiff's property, nor is
tate of Oregon, County of Tillamook, SS.
real
estate
in
said
partnership
is
in
C.
bright side. She was a women of
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this adjudication thereof in her favor.
I, Erwin Harrison, cashier of the above-named bank, do Phone orders.
Marriage licenses were issued on strong spirit, but that spirit was con­ E. Hadley, and therefor, the interest If the estate is liable for an attorney's
nletnnly swear that the above statement is true'to the best of
of
the
real
estate
is
an
equitable
in
­
Tuesday to Charles Hunt and Minta trolled by our Lord and its power
fee, that is a matter to be settled in
ly knowledge and belief.—Erwin Harrison, Cashier.
terest; and a widow has no dower in
the eountv court, and is immaterial
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of Sep- Allison, of Beaver; Walter Kinnaman spent in love and service. Her conse­ an equitable estate in lands.
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and Sarah Richardson; the former is cration was complete. Her Lord’s
;mber, 1914.—C. A. McGhee, Notary Public.
It was the duty of the general ad
77 years of age and the latter 55, this will was her will. She loved to sing
I The decree of the lower court will
Correct Attest—M. W. Harrison, H. T. Botts, Directors.
ministrator, if he had reason to be­
the
third
time
and
fifth
times
J
esus
I
love
thee
.
She
being
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wa* a lieve there was a partnership, to have b< reversed and the cause remanded
respectively they have been married; . 'ovln8 and loved companion, a loving
it as such, and if neces­ foi further proceedings not inconsis­
LAMOOK JOTTINGS I Try those 25c dinners at the Ram­ Geo. H. Peters and Loretta Ruther­ 1 and loved mother, a saint in her inventoried
tent with the opinion.
Christian character and devotion to sary bring suit lor the recovery there I
sey "Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for­ ford, of Washington.
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of
from
the
person
in
possession,
if
Christ.
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merly of the Spanish Kitchen.
To
all
Property
Owners at Bayocean.
The Tillamook Headlight office is
Geo. R. McKimens, independent
Rev. C. H. Waymire and family de­ there was a reasonable ground to be­
* located opposite the court house. ! For sale a 3 year old full blooded candidate for County Commissioner, sire to thank the friends and neigh- lieve partnership existed, as is dis­
Holstein Bull. Apply to Claude Chris­ two year term, believes in co-opera-1
During the past few month* there
j bors who were so kind, sympathetic closed by the administrator's answer
♦
Late Crawford peaches at the Fruit tensen on the Hathaway place.
tion with the taxpayers in deciding and helpful during the recent sickness in this proceeding. If he was unwill­ ( has'been considerable criticism of the
'slice.
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ing to do his duty in relation thereto, T. B. Potter Realty Co, by a few in­
17 head of Spring calves for sale, on the amount of money to be raised and death of Mrs. Waymirc.
he should have resigned as such ad-|
Safe d.posit boxes for rent. Tilli- apply to John W. Jennings, Jr., each year by taxation, in expending
dividuals, over the fact that we have
the
money
in
the
best
and
most
econ
­
ministrator
and let some other person .
Wedding«.
10k Cou-ity Bank.
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Kelchis River.
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omical manner, and in keeping a cor-
attend to it. ! So that the plaintiff had , ‘,|accd a charKf ,or ,he u»e ! of our
Roadster automobile for sale cheap
Found a ladies’ switch. Same can rect and itemized account of all cx-
Dr. Thos. W. Ross, formerly of Til- ' no personal interest in any of the dock at Bayocean by commercial
I Ed's Garage.
* be recovered by calling at the Head­
* lamook, was married to Mis* Kina property, real or personal, until the boats. Under our
penses.—Paid Adv.
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I dose of the administration of the e»-J provcnlcnlt we a<reed t„ buU<1 this
Blacksmith shop to rent next to my light office.
Justice Stanley had a case on McKelvy in Portland on Oct. I.
Kce. T. H. Goyne.
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but under Hillman V. Young ......
J. J. Rupp and wife returned on Wednesday, in which Lewis Albert
Married on the 6th of October, at tate;
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A.
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, dock but did not agree to maintain
supra,
where the personal represents j
from
a
short
visit
outside
Tuesday
the
home
of
the
bride,
Walter
Kin-
sued Jeff Fleck and Benjamin Via
The city bid in all the Maple Grove
live
neglect,
or
refuse,
to
act,
which
f ,he *amc- al a hcav* loM to “*• {or
and to the State Fair.
for $240 damages, the plaintiff claim­ naman and Mrs. Sarah A. Richardson
roperty for taxes. '
was the case here, the heir may apply an indefinate period of time,
the
ceremony
being
performed
by
the
For Sale, full blooded Holstein ing the defendants had damaged him
The W. R. C. will meet Saturday
For several years, however, we have
in equity to reduce to the possession
Bulls, one year and six months. Apply that amount of money by interfering Rev. T. W. Ward, of the U. B. of the administrator the outstanding ’ > maintained
« > 1 it t »1 t 1» 1 »1 <■ ¿1 this
(lisa dock in
»« zl 1 _ ­
ternoon at the Artisan hall.
in rrzizszl
good z»z-»
condi
Church.
with his fishing rights on the Nestuc-
to John Neiger, Fairview, Ore.
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tion,
paying
for
its
maintainence
en­
assets
of
the
partnership,
so
that
it
Charles Hunt and Mis* Mint« Alli­
Single harness and buggy for sale,
ca river. About a dozen fishermen
way be included in the estate, and this 1 tirely out selves. T his dock was erect­
Bert
Hudson
was
arrested
for
vio
­
son
were
united
in
marriage
at
the
Pply at the City Transfer Co.
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were brought in from the Nestucca
lating the fish law, and the case has as witnesses. Justice Stanley took the Christian Church parsonage at high suit can only operate in aid of the ad- J ed for the benefit of Bayocean and it
The place to eat is at the "Good I
i< not the policy of this company to
case under advisement until today, noon, Oct. 6, H. A. Van Winkle, pas­ ministration. Plaintiff by her reply (
• | not come before the justice yet.
*<s,” Ramsey Hotel.
to the supplemental answer admits stand in the way of anything which is
tor
of
the
Chrictian
Church,
officiat
­
when
he
assessed
the
damages
at
$100
For Sale, Good driving or riding
County Superintendent W. S. Buel
the settlement alleged therein, but for the benefit of Bayocean. However
horse. Address E. Musselman, Bay The case will be appealed to the cir­ ing. A beautiful ring ceremony was alleges fraud by the defendant C. E. wc believe that it is no more than
'd wife returned Wednesday.
used.
These
young
people
are
both
■City, Mutual Phone, T. R. Elliott. * cuit court.
Hadley in procuring it; and she seeks tight that people using this dock for
Good house and lot for sale on easy
All teachers in Tillamook County resident* of Tillamook County, the to have it declared void, but asks to I commercial purposes should at least
Editor Frank Taylor, wife and
groom
being
a
member
of
the
life
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rtns. Apply to J. S. Stephens.
retain the $7,000 as part of her dower P*y a «mall proportion toward the
daughter, of Cloverdale, returned on have been offered assistance from the ,
f°r sale, 200 acres of Wilson River Tuesday from a visit to their old University of Oregon in covering the saving crew. Our be»t wishes go with share of the estate in the final decis- annual upkeep of same,
them.
required work from the new State
atom land. Inquire of Frank Free- home in Michigan.
The home of Mr. and Mr*. Leo ion of this case. This is upon the ! The people who have been making
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Reading List, the offer having been
Morrison
was the occasion of a very assumption that the partnership ex­ the criticisms spoken of above main
Harvest supper and old time songs received at the office of County Sup­
We are in a position io make some
beautiful wedding, which took place ists as she alleges in the complaint tained that this should be a free dork.
at the Guild hall Friday evening, Oct.
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erintendent of school W. S. Buel. The |
time farm loans. F irst National
at
6 am. Wednesday morning Oct. 7, and that she will have that amount We, therefore, hereby make the fol
time
9. Everyone invited and a jolly
superintendent under section 24 of
ink.
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• v hen George H. Peter», of South due her from said property, which is lowing offer to any body of Bayocean
assured.
the school laws of Oregon for 1913
Shot gun and rifle bargains. Percy
' Bend, Wash., and Miss Loretta Ruth- denied by the answer, and we have no property owner«, or citizen» of Bay
per may not register any teacher until he , I erford, sister of Mrs. Morrison, were I right to assume that it exist*. When ocean, who desire to maintain a free
Vacuum
Cleaner
for
rent,
50c.
* bicycle doctor, i«t St. and 1st
hour. Bell telephones 130 J and iji is satisfied that at least one of the j ; united in marriage. The ceremony I she filed her reply to the supplemcnt- dock at Bayoccan:
« West.
State Reading Books has been cover- |
W.—The Electric Store, next to Gem
was performed by H A. Van Winkle, j al answer, she should have proved the i "If they will put up a suitable Ixmd
The Prescilh Chib > will
meet
with
cd.
The state university suggests
Will HlCtl
rv.es. .
pastor
of the Christian Church, and fraud and offered to put the defend guaranteeing to maintain this dock in
October |
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that because of pressure of other (
r’ Carpenter on Friday,
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. ant in statu quo by tendering back good order and operate it entirely on
Tillamook County Bank, a corpor- work county superintendents may I , others present were: Mr. and Mrs. , the $7.000. The question of fraud was a free basis, we will deliver this dock
Morrison,
Mrs.
C.
M
Rutherford,
Jation, vs. Marion Celic, is a suit filed find supervision of tfns > >rt difficul |
tbe ^ride and Napoleon [ not tried out or passed upon by the to them, for a period of five (5) years
T'f Jack Olson returned to the city
in the circuit court to recover $162.00 It has t—
circuit court, and there was no teu- At the end of this time the above
,
' u*sday and is ready for business
and $50.00 attorney', fees. M
*• and is ready to assist the superinten- | fast was served after which the young [ der back of the $7.000 as a condition arrangements can be renewed, at the
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District Attorney M. J. Ger.om re­ dent and teachers in any of several ccuple took the morning train for a of her right to proceed with the option of the parties taking it over,
r*) Fred Poorman and child re-
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ceived a telegram on Saturdaf-statmg ways.
"honey-moon” t trip
, into British Col- !,rUI The fraud entitling her to re- 01 the dock shall he returned to us
,e on Tuesday from a visit to
that his father was at the point of
ombia,
after
which
they will return to , scind the contract of the settlement in as good condition as it is at the
farm
for
rent
“**« at Woodburn.
1 death, with cancer of the lt0™icvh
their home in South Bend, where the , and to proceed with the trial must be _ present time
T B Potter Realty Co.,
For Rent, a 42 acre farm.
mil« groom is a prosperous young busi­ established before the court as a con­
'etc’*,r> w**° *,as resided near Mr. Gersoni left for Brooklyn N. »,
earn of Tillamook -Apply to Geo.
By T. Irving Putter.
dition
of
her
proceedings
therewith.
ness roan.
re,urned to this county to ( on Sunday, and will be gone three Cchn, Tillamook.
his home here.
• week*.
\Tillamook County Bank.
The Tillamook County Bank,
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First National Bank,
Tillamook, Ore