Tillamook headlight., December 24, 1914, Image 4

TiHamook
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS I ingspirit of the dairymen
Headlight,
December S4, IÔ14
We understand that the grand jury objections to said report if any t
Mrs. T. H. Goyne, their daughters department, a picture ot th
takes an oath to investigate all offen­ have, and said objections, if any th
Mabel and Stella, and son Thomas school was taken which will
ses and must return an indictment be, together with said report will
Jr., Mrs. Maggie Knudson, and four lished in the Lookout.
Houses to Rent, see Watson.
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regardless of men or his family. 'I his heard and determined by said Cott]
children, and the Misses Donna Me
The aim for next Sunday is
COUNTY LEVY 17 MILLS.
Verle Stanley is home for the holi­
duty
is imperative and this body can­ mon Council at the time specific!
Millian and Irene Morgan.
The morning serrio l 11 -xt
days.
not
be
governed by sympathy or hide herein and above mentioned, or al
will
be
a
farewell
to
the
ol
I Budget is Raised Ten Per Cent—
CHOKED
OFF
DISCUSSION.
behind
the cloak of sentiment. If such other time as the hearing there
Born to the wife of John Blum, on
Subject "Autumn Leaves.
Bayocean Gets Justice With
there is incompetency, it looks as of maybe adjourned to.
the 21st a daughter.
Special evening program.
(10,250 for New Work.
The Taxpayers' Meeting Conducted
Dated this December 24th, 1914.
Whereas it will be of interest to though the grand jury had better look
The tax levy for all purposes in
The County Court decided that the
in a Wrong Manner.
John Aschim,
of
Tillamook
to
hear
many
citizens
to
itself.
Tillamook City is 20.65 mills.
tax levy should be 17 mills made up
In all this investigation and loud
Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore,
the discussion of the Sabnath ques-
A fine quality of Tillamook made as follows:
The meeting called by the County tion involving the ob sertance of the talk regarding Gersoni’s incompeten­
r*>-7-5 Court to discuss the budget on Mon­
TAFT RAPS REFERENDUM.
shingles at the Tillamook Feed Co. * General . .
proper day, we feel it our dut • as well cy and in all the alleged charges,
00.987
Roads ....
day
was
largely
attended,
there
being
there
has
never
been
offered
a
single
as
our
privilege
to
turn
0.1
the
“
1
iqht
Dry fir wood $5.00; Hemlock $4.50.
representatives from all parts of the of God's Word” in a blaikhuar 1 ser­ opportunity for him to defend him­ System Called Reversion to Typi
delivered any where in town.—Rosen­
Total Mills ........................ 17.00
That Has Failed.
county
and from Portland present, mon next Sunday evening. S. bject: self or justify his conduct in office.
berg’s Store.
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Owing to the action of the tax­
| and notwithstanding the purpose of "Is the Christian wor d scripturaliy
looks
like
star
chamber
methods
Detroit, Dec.19.—"1 lie initiative,
A marriage license was issued to payers at the meeting to discuss the the meeting, those present got off on correct on observing the 1st day of and snap judgment action.
the referendum and the recall are a
Henery A Brandt and Nancy E. VVil- I budget, it was voted that money be the W'rong foot in running the meet the week instead of li.e Jlii?
It
is
a
matter
of
great
regret
that
provided to pay for a survey of the i ing.
son.
Don't hesitate to come ¡’or wc shall the taxpayers of the county are put complete negation of H:e representa­
county for a State Highway. As the
County Judge Mason in his opening deal fairly and kindly and st ripturiliy to the expense of $1500 in order to tive system established by the Pil-
Miss Frances Gittins and Mrs. ! County Court and the Advisory Com­
Mary Mishler are visiting their par- mittee had made no provision for this remarks tried to impress the audience with the question. Special music.
satisfy the spite of a few, when the grims and Puritans,” declarel cxPn s-
with the fact that the court was ready
cuts Rev. and Mrs. Gittins.
whole
matter could have been settled ident Taft, in an address tonight at
the Court raised the levy ten per cent
to hear arguments for or against the
by an appeal to the legislature to re­ the annual dinner of the New Eng­
Fairview Literary Society.
Harvey Ebingcr who is attending to pay for the survey and to adjust
different items in the budget, and it
move the district attorney, if the land society of Detriot
the North Pacific Dental College, is 1 several other matters. For instance,
“The greatest debt we owe the Pil-
was up to the court to make changes
The following is the program for charges are true and honest, without
home for the holidays.
by curtailing the road work in road
grims and Puritans «s for the princi­
after hearing arguments.
costing
the
county
a
single
cent.
And
the next meeting of the Fairview
taking about
J. W. Hellenhrand,
formerly of 1 district No. 2, and by
W. Maxwell as a member of the ad­ Literary Society, which will be held the legislature convenes within less ple of representative government,”
cent raise the
$3,000
from
the
10
per
Ctretown, but now of Lincoln county ’
he said. “The initiative, referendum
visory committee wanted each item Thursday evening, December 31, in­ than a month.—Nehalem Times.
was in the city on Monday.
| County Court has appropriated $10,- taken up separately S. S. Johnson,
and recall are a reversion to an earlier
Paid
Adv.
stead of Saturday evening as usual:
250.00 for new work on the Bayocean
type of pure democracy that failed in
4 well bred Scotch Collie pups for
Judge Mason 1 was somewhat representing some of the timbermen, Song .................................... By Society
Athens and Rome and that has al­
sale. Male $5.00, female $3.00, J.H. 1 reluctant in raising the budget, but submitted a resolution to accept the Roll Call. . Responded by New Year’s
Commercial Club Doings.
ways has failed where it has htda
Dunstan's residence. Both phones. * the action of the taxpayers at the budget as prepared by the county
Resolutions.
court and the advisory board.
trial in any community except a small
The year 1914 in Fairview, Mrs. Bes-
The Souvenir invitations issued by
Miss Stella Goyne and Reed Baine, meeting in favor of the survey of the
Ben Kuppenbender obtained the
community under peculiar conditions,
county
for
the
State
Highway
and
the
| ter.
the club are the finest ever issued in
who are attending the Willamette
floor and discussed the Nehalem road
different from ours,” continued Mr
L’niversity, are home for the holidays. I determination of Commissioners Far­ 1 problem and advocated the road from The Year 1915 in Fairview, Mr. Dun­ our city and the Yuletide entertain­ Taft.
I
mer and Sappington to do justice to
stan.
ments arranged by Secretary Worrall,
The Bagley Co. vs. Alice B. Wolfe ' Bayocean and give that resort a way Nehalem to the Loerpabel road.
“Legislation should be discussed
Recitation ...................... Mr. Ebersold , the most attractive of any club in Ore­
L. M. Kramer, of Cloverdale, want­
is a suit filed in the circuit court to 1 out in the near future, caused the raise
and
should be formulated to meet the
Reading ........................ Mrs. Maxwell gon.
recover $164.70, balance on promis- 1
ed $100,000 of the road fund held up
in the budget.
The musical and dance on Christmas defects that come out in discussion.
Recitation
............................
Ethel
Dye
sory note.
until such time as the State Engineer
The County Court adopted the fol­
Violin Solo........................... Mr. Mills night will consist of vocal and instru­ That is what legislators are for. The
had made a survey of the county.
. Coats Driving and Boom Co., vs. lowing resolution:
mental selections by the finest talent de. ial of legislation involve that con­
H. T. Botts made a plej for the Pantomine, Arranged by Mr. Johnson
Alma S. Johnson is a suit to empower j Whereas, it is deemed to be a pub-
of the city. The old French Minuet in structive ability that only experts can
Song,
...Arranged
by
Mrs.
Crawford
the company to construct, 1 operate, lie necessity by the County Court of i Bayocean road and showed what im­ Question Box...Miss Loerpable’s pu­ olden costume with special music and be expected to have. The initiative
and maintain a logging road.
| Tillamook County, Oregon, that a provements were being made there
electric lighting will be the first time gives to a small percentage of the
pils.
1 and the increase in taxes from that
it was ever danced in Tillamook, and electorate an opportunity to compel
system
of
permanent
of
permanent
The Board of viewers to
' place and although several of the Recitation ................... Edith Anderson is being rehearsed under the direction the whole electorate to continue to
roads
be
planned,
located
and
con
­
Yodeling
................................
Mr.
Kunzi
damages for widening First
I Bayoccan people and property own-
of Judge Worrall. The musical numbers vote on referendum and increases
allow Mrs. Lillian Goodspeei. ,.__ structed in said county,
1 ers were present and wanted to speak Dialog .......... Ada True, Leona Rupp,
will be given between the dances. their electoral duties beyond the
and the Methodist Episcopal Church ' Whereas, said County Court desires
Laura Leach, Victor Johnson.
they were choked off by the manner
$25.00.
j to have such asystem of permanent in which the meeting was conducted. Newspaper ................... Mrs. Crawford Grand march at 9 sharp, Jenkins or­ point where they are willing to per­
roads planned, located and construct­
Song .................................... By Soci ty chestra will furnish music. Any club form them. The consequence is that
Wanted, to take contract to slash ed with the co-operation of the State | Engineer Griswold, of the State
member desiring an invitation for a instead of stimulating attention to
Recitation .............. Ethelyn Craw fo.d
brush land more or less, $20.00 per High way Commission and under the I Highway, explained to the meeting
friend can obtain one from Sec. Wor- electorial duties,'these new nostrums
Recitation .................. Joe Donaldson )
acre. Apply to Albert Altenburger, direct supervision
of
the State the system of establishing state high- Play ........ Arranged by Mrs. Holden ■ . rail. Admission to all gentlemen $1.00. tire the voters and leave the govern­
1 ways and how to obtain state aid.
R. F. D. No. 5, Vancouver Wash. . .* | Highway Engineer, therefore
i A Christmas tree beautifully decorated ment to the control of a small minor­
Reading .......................... Mrs. Herring '
Be it resolved, that said County I Prof. French, of the Agricultural Debate ..Resolved, that large armies I ' on which all members and invited ity.
Ralph Moore, wife and family of
College, gave a good talk on the work
guests may hang presents for friends.
“The recall is an institution calcu­
McMinnville, are in for the Christmas Court of Tillamook County does
and navies tend to promote pence.
of
county agriculturists and the good
It is earnestly requested that use be lated to take all the courage and stif­
holidays, and visiting at the home of hereby petition the State Highway
Affirmative
Negative. made of the tree and that all club
Commission to lend to it the service they were accomplishing. The meet­ Mr. Mills,
Mr. and Mrs Alex Watt.
fening out of the public officials and
Mr. Anderson
ing
decided
to
retain
the
county
agri-
members and their families and friends to make the agents of the public
cf the State Highway Engineer for
Mr. Herring
We take this means of asking the
j culturist, and $1,500 was all that was Mr. Bester,
attend Christmas night and have a jelly-fish in the most constructive
the above purpose, and
Lyle Tilden
Lloyd Johnson.
chairman of each election board to
needed
for
that
purpose.
good old fashioned Christmas time, its
Resolved, further that the County
I
Miss Loerpabel, Mrs. Crawford, Miss informal and the dance program will work entrusted to them, in doing the
wire the Headlight the result of the
Court of Tillamook County does 1 Carl Haberlach, owing to the meet­
business of the people. It has the
Shrode, Program Committee.
recall election as soon as the count is
contain the old as well as new dances.
hereby agree to pay for the prelimi­ ing being so much at sea, made the
strongest tendency tolimit the public
made.
I
which carried,
Also don’t forget the entertainment
nary surveys, maps, profiles, and es­ following motion,
servants to a listless and colorless
Callahan Supporters Organize.
New Years Eve. Dec. 31st. The “Open
Protect your valuable papers from ' timates for the proposed permanent which ended the discussion on the
performance of their duties in order
House” New Years afternoon Jan. 1st,
the unexpected fire by renting one of road system, it being understood that road fund:
not to arouse the enmity of anyone.
The friends and supporters of John is free to all. The. club wants the
our safe deposit boxes. Only one I the State Highway Commission pro­ | "That the budget as outlined by the
I am glad to see that from the results
dollar per year.
Tillamook County poses to return to Tillamook County County Court be approved, except R. Callahan for district attorney have ladies and gentlemen from the entire of the last election that this cult of
county
to
call
that
afternoon
and
have
that
the
matter
of
location
of
the
established
campaign
headquarters
in
Bank.
•
the amount to be paid by the County
pure democracy is losing its fascina-
Deans' Point road be left to the State the Commercial Club building and '» good time; the farmers and people
Drs. Lowe and Turner, eye special­ hereunder, upon the adoption of the
tion and that the party which is
invited
and
appcinled
from
all
small
towns
are
Highway
Commission,
and
further,
Ford
E.
Shaw
has
been
ists, of Portland, will be in Tillamook County Court and the State Highway
expected
to
attend
this
New Years chiefly responsible for its spread has
that the County Court have the said manager of the campaign. Mr. BCalla-
again Friday and Saturday, Jan. Sth I Commission of the system of perman­
Day Reception and get acquainted. almost wholly ceased to be.
han,
although
a
new
man
in
this
coun
­
commission
survey
the
State
High
­
and 9th. Consult them at Jenkins ent roads which may be planned for
“The representative system will
The Tillamook Commercial Club wants
Jcwclery store.
* said County by said Highway Engi­ way through Tillamook County, and ty, has a very good record, and has to be of use and benefit to the people work well if the people will attend to
made
many
friends
since
his
arrival
neer in pursuance of this resolution, make levy to cover same.”
their duties and these duties need not
of the entire county.
Chris Zw’iefel, brother of Casper
(and accord to Tillamook County the I Russell Hawkins made 9 motion to in Tillamook. He is conceded to be
be
so onerous under the represntative
and Rudolph Zwiefel, died in this city
same favorable treatment given by it reduce the state tax to conform to the Mr. Gersoni’s strongest competitor
system as under this sv'-tem of pure
on Tuesday, the cause of death being
Notice
of
Assessed
Damages.
in
the
coming
election,
and
if
elected
exact
figures
of
the
state
levy
which
to other Counties of the state where
democracy, and if they are nor so
cancer of the liver. He was 43 years
will, no doubt, be a very good man
similar operations have been under- carried.
of age. The funeral services were held
Notice is hereby given, that the onerous human nature shows con­
for
the
job.
Mr.
Shaw,
when
inter
­
Notwithstanding
that
the
meeting
taken) and,
today at the German Congregational
was out of order most of the time, viewed said: "The race will be be­ Viewers appointed by the Common clusively that the electorate is more
Church conducted by Rev. Ebinger.
with motions and amendments, the tween Mr. Callahan and Mr. Gersoni Council of Tillamook City, Oregon, likely to perform them v e’l.”
Neilson—Landingham.
best of feeling prevailed, but it open­ andwhile circumstances may change under the provisions of Ordinance No
Saloon licenses were issued to W. J.
ed the eyes of the taxpayers to the the situation slightly between now 283 to assess damages and benefits
Stephens, Tillamook Hotel, C. F.
A quiet but beautiful little wedding
Rosier, G. W. Coffman, Ed. Laughlin took place last Monday evening at the fact that anyone who attends these and Tuesday, still, I am confident for the proposed widening of First
meetings can vote to saddle more that Mr. Callahan will win out by a Street in Tillamook City, Oregon
was granted a license to commence study of the Christian Church.
safe majority. Mr. Callahan is get- from Second Avenue East, Easterly,
taxes on the taxpayers.
the first of the year. B. J. Stephens
Albert J. Nielson and Rosaland
ting lots of encouragement whereever have filed their report in said matter,
'■ r 1'- l .
whose license expires the end of the Landingham were the contracting
he goes and has made many friends and the Common Council of Tilla-
Boulder Creek.
year, did not apply for a renewal.
parties. The ceremony was performed
throughout the county who are work- ’ mook City, Oregon, has appointed
We arc in receipt of a convenient by Rev. II. A. Van Winkle, after
Harry Nelson was in Tillamook ing for his election.”
; Monday, January 18th, 1915, at the
case for valuable papers given by the which the young couple went to the last week having some dental work
When asked relative to the recall j council room in the City Hall in Till­
Tillamook Title and Abstract Co., for home of the groom four miles east of done.
election,
Attorney S. S.
S.' ‘ Johnson ! ' amook City, Oregon, at the hour of
a Christmas present. We wish Attor­ town. Mr. Neilson is a prosperous
I Miss Hilda Muender has gone to said: “As between Gersoni and Goyne ’ 8 o’clock p.m. as the time and place
ney Henderson a merry Christmas and well known young farmer of this Oregon City to visit her relatives dur­ I am certainly for Goyne. But the , when said report will be considered
and may his abstract company grow county. Wc extend our hearty con- ing the holidays.
conservative element of this county , by the Common Council, By said re­
and prosper the coming year.
gratulations.
H. L. Jensen and J. Samples went should elect a third man, and that port damages have been assessed to
Died on Friday at Sunnymead,
to the county scat last week to bring man is John R. Callahan. This young Lillian A. Goodspeed for the sum of
Pretty Wedding at Garibaldi.
Theodore Van Horn, and the funeral
out a load for R. Y. Blalock.
man is competent, and I can guaran­ $200.00, for the taking of the follow’-
J. Victor A. Famell.
services were held in the Christian
Mrs. H. A. Chopard spent last tee that if he should be elected and ing tract of land to-wit:
For District Attorney.
Church on Sunday, conducted by the I On t of the piettiest w eddings which i Friday with her friend, Mrs. H. W. find that he cannot fulfill the duties
Commencing at a point 409 feet
Election Dec. 29, 1914.
pastor Rev. Van Winkle. The cause i has taken place within the county for Smith.
of the office, it will not take the com­ South and 60 feet East of the North­
Strict Enforcement of the Law.
of death was leakage of the heart some time, occurred a Garibaldi, at 1 H. I.. Jensen has been ditching his bined efforts of the Governor, and east corner of the E. Thomas D.L.C.
I
(Paid Advt.)
and other complications. He haves a the noon hour on Thursday of this meadow for some time past, in pre­ Grand Jury and a recall election to in Section 30, Township
1
South,
»
wile and child. He was a member of week, when the Rev. H. A. Yau Win- paration for laying tyle.
force his resignation.’ ’
of Range 9 West of W.M., and run­
While the German soldiers sing
the K. of P.
I kle, with a few choice and appropriate
R. C. Magarell is in town this week.
Paid Adv.
ning thence south 77 degrees. East
Luthers
’ hymn, Mr. Daniels will not
■ « . .*■ -J .»
a
rv ■ • \ I r
V\. 'I I I o e
Most every one in this neighbor­
207 feet;; thence North 12.55 feet
Circuit Judge Webster Holmes, words, united in marriage Mr. Walter
ask the American churches to cut it
Giebisch
&
Hulse,
a
forinan
at
the
hood
have
been
complaining
of
severe
thence
North
77
degrees
to
minutes
Newspaper Favors Gersoni.
k
whose term will expire at the end of
from their hymnbooks in the interest
West 207 feet, thence South <1.96 feet
the year, will practice law in this city. ' Joplin rock • quarry on the Miami colds and coughs, during the present
of neutrality.
Shearer,
the
river,
and
Miss
Christie
cold
snap.
The announcement that a recall to the place of beginning.
He is now ready for business. Mr
The wounding of forty-seven Amer­
Mrs. Grace Bester, of Fairview is election has been brought against • And the Methodist
Episcopal
Holmes made good as a circuit Judge daughetr of Mrs. S. F. Shearer, of
icans
at Naco, Ariz., does not neces­
Garibaldi,
at
the
home
of
the
bride.
here
visiting
her sister Mrs. Minnie District
District niiuiiity
Attorney bi
M. . j J. . .. Gersoni
has ' . Church has been assessed damages
..................
one good feature about his adminis-
sarily denote an improvement in Mex­
Smith.
It
is
seldom
one
secs
so
handsome
awakened his friends in the Nehalem ' 'n the sum of $25.00 for the taking of
(ration, he delivered his decisions
ican marksmanship. The Mexicans
Mesdames Magarell, Meiser and Valley and they are rallying to his the following tract of land:
from the bat, and litigants did not a couple and the happy pair were
may be firing at each other.
Mills
called
united
under
a
most
beautiful
ting
on
Mrs.
Samples
last
Commencing at a point 409 feet
support. Gersoni came to Nehalem
have to wait for decisions in their
\ illas’ character is so complex that
Friday.
cases. Mr. Hulmes is a thorough ceremony.
direct from the East and, during his • South and 60 feet East of the North-
there will be some doubt as to his
Shearer,
brother
ot
the
Mr.
August
A
number
of
our
citizens
were
shop
­
residence here, made many friends east corner of the E Thomas D.L.C.,
experienced attorney and his friends
motive in educating those children
who will never forsake him. The peo­ 1 in Section 30, Township I South of
will be glad to know that he is still , bride, acted as best man for t*'e ping in Beaver Monday.
orphaned by the war. But whatever
groom,
and
Miss
Donna
McMillan
as
H.
W.
Smith
butchered
two
fat
to practice law in this city.
ple here regretted to see him leave Range 9 West W.M., and running
his motive, it is a fine thing for the
hogs last Friday.
bridesmaid.
to take the office of district attorney, thence South 77 degrees. East 361
Last week a rar of pure blooded
R. Y. Blalock tells us he will proba­ which called him to the county seat. feet to place of beginning; thence orphans.
The groom was dressed in a very
Col. Goethals does not believe that
Holstein stork was shipped into this neat suit of conventional black and bly build a woodshed to shelter his
Gersoni has always been a friend of North 12.85 feet; thence South 77
county from Portland, having been the bride wore a beautiful gown of family until spring, when he expects the Nehalem \ alley and a hard work­ degrees 10 minutes. East 153.92 feet; soft words alone can insure neutral­
ity of the canal. When L’ucle Sam be­
i to build another house.
bought at the Holstein sale at the crepe de chine.
er for the entire Tillamook County thence South 10.46 feet, thence North
union storf yards* by Chas. Kunze
Jno. Borba ar. J wife were transact­ and, now that this zeal should be re­ 77 degrees, West 102.6 feet; thence came the sole guarantor of such neu­
Immediately after the ceremony and
J. J. Rupp, G. Hanenkratt, W. E. the usual congratulations, all present ing business in Tillamook City last paid in this unjust and uncalled-for South 2.74 feet; thence North 77 de­ trality he picked up another white
man’s burden.
Noyes and Ren *Kupp8nbrn4kr The sat down to a feast fit to tickle the week.
manner, the residents here are united grees, West 51.32 feet to the place of
We bought $150,000.000 worth more
25 head represented $6,000, and the palate of a epicure.
in an effort to show their apprecia­ beginning.
Christian Church.
stork was bought on the recommenda­
from
Latin-American countries last
The bride and groom were the re­
tion and their desire for fair play.
And no damages have been allowed
year than we sold them, according to
tion of County Agriculturist Jones, cipients of a number of beautiful and
to
any
other
person
for
the
taking
of
It
looks
inconsistent
for
the
grand
who thoroughly went over the pede- useful presents.
I The largest Sunday School ever jury’ who are the prime movers of the any property by said proposed widen­ Mr. Barrett. Latin-America should
f.rces of the different animals. The
Those present besides the bride and assembled in Tillamook, we arc con- recall election, to say the charges ing, and no benefits have been ass- feel kinder toward us.
P. R «$■ N. made some consessions groom were: Rev. H. A. Van Winkle, fident, met at the Christian Chwr.’i against Gersoni for whatever offense cssed against said property on ac-
When the war began there was talk
and the car of stock was brought in Mrs. F. S. Shearer. Messrs August last Sunday, at whiehjime tl-cr. were he may have committed were not count of said proposed change.
of localizing it. Now the dove of
I
by the passenger train. This is only and Otto Shearer, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. present 318, with an offering of $19 2J pressed by them for the reason that it
All person? terested are hereby peace can hardly find a spot in all
We over reached our ain 1 by '8,
another illustration of the enterpris-^ Hulse, and three children. Mr. and j
notified
to be present in writing their Europe large enough “to rest the sole
would
cast
reflection
on
his
family.
there were toj in the Ht$ mediate
of her foot.”
a
in obtaining
the best strand of animals.