TflTamook Headlight, February
n,
191
' Company, is now pending in Circuit
judge off, and in that case, it app> ars
______ _
r
in which to
f<
nd
int
given
to
day
the judge holds over, which would ludge Gatins' court, anil is scheduled
THE HADLEY CASE AGAIN. do that as I wasn’t i llcrcstcd, nor did
have been the case in this county had for hearing this week. Numerous Ghe Wanted Her Money Before She
not represent any of them and thought answer.
Salem Hospital vs. Louis Albert.
Sang, and She Got It.
purchasers of lots in Bayocean Park
Attorney Nolan Makes Serious Al­ it should come from Hadley’s attor­ Action for money. Default and judg not some oi ‘he ballots been printed.
One of Adelina rattl's peculiarities
hive joined together in asking for a
neys,
as
I
didn
’
t
like
to
intermeddle
Mr.
Hare
will
not
ask
for
bis
cer
­
legations Which he Failed to Prove.
was that «lie never sang a note until
tificate of election until the first of recever for the company.
in it as he asked me as a favor to do ment.
Robert Osborn vs. U ■ I-. Riefen-
S. B. Vncent, of the State Corpor­ she bad her salary either paid or so
The case of Mrs. Hadley vs. C. E. it for him, so I finally told him I
fully assured that there was no doubt
berg Ct pl. Quiet title. Default and
ation Department, was called to the
Hadley was again dragged into court would communicate it to Oak. I re­
as to her getting it. When she sung
stand and testified that the pavement at the Academy of Music, in New
upon a sensational affidavit filed by turned to my office at noon one day decree.
Dennison Billings vs. Frank Dye et Bayocean Buyer Recovers in Full. laid in some parts of Bayocean was of
Attorney Oak Nolan, which accused and Nolan was in my office locking
York, ut one time the manager was
al. Foreclosure. Demurrer overruled.
the flimsiest sort and would not sorely put about to find money to pay
Judge Webster Holmes of unprofes­ at some books. He frequently cam*
Dan A. Alley vs. Mildred Alley.
Gentlemen,, there isn t an honest stand heavy traffic. The conracts for her. hut she always stoutly refused to
sional conduct, which Nolan failed to into our office when he was here, and
Divorce. This case caused some in­ thing in this case excepting the hard lots called for 28 miles of pavement, slug until she had her salary.
whatever
books
prove when placed on the stand.
helped himself to
terest and the judge cleared the court
Oue night at a quarter past 8 her
The affidavit is as follows:
Handley and I had, and I then told I of spectators, and after hearing the dollars the engineer boy earned in whereas only three and one half miles
representative weqt to him and said:
working for the O. \V. R. & N. Co. had been laid he said.
I, Oak Nolan,
being first duly h’m in substance as near as I could
"Madam Is all dressed except her
1 evidence the judge granted th* di­
and that these people stole from him.
sworn say that I am plaintiff’s utter repeat it,what Judge Galloway said to
In deciding the case, Judge McGinn shoes. She will put those on when
vorce
and
gave
the
custody
of
the
That is the plain English of it.”
nev herein, and make this affidavit. me with the excepton I didn't tell
she gets tbe money.”
1 said: 1
in support of plaintiff's objection of him the amount Judge Galloway child to the defendant.
This was the stinging rebuke deliv­
“Photographs and pictures of Bay­
The manager, half districted, rushed
The case of \ iola Mills vs. C. E.
Judge Holmes, and to the wrongful mentioned he might be able to have
ered by Circuit Judge McGinn in de­ ocean were turned over to this boy about the house and succeeded in rais­
conduct of said judge in making the paid. Nolan looked at me in a pecu­ McAlpin is set for trial on Saturday, ciding the suit of I rank C. McNurlen for one purpose and that was to catch ing one-half the amount due the prima
order of December 28, 1914, wherein liar way a« though he was suspicious the judge having denied the motion against the T. B. Potter Realty Co., the unwary, those who were not post­ donna, which he hastily sent to her.
of defendant to strike out parts of
the said judge undertook to dismiss of me and immediately asked me if I
who had sold McNurlen a lot in Bay­ ed, those who were not informed. It But another quarter of an hour passed,
and. though the audience showed great
the suit.
represented C. E. Hadley in this ap­ complaints.
ocean Park on alleged false repre­ was done to fool him. It w-as done to
impatience,
there was no Patti, where-
Robert
Carlson,
of
Nehalem,
was
Sometime during the month of May proach to him with reference to the
sentations. The Judge awarded Mc­ catch him.
at the manager ran to her room.
1913, and after it had been reported subject, and 1 told him I did not, that indicted on a charge of selling liquor Nurlen the full amount he had paid,
“The testimony of the last witness
“My dear madam, why do you not
and generally known that Webster I had never spoken to Clark Hadley to a minor and pleaded guilty to the expenses incurred in looking over the on the stand w-as enough, and nothing go on? I have sent you half the mon­
charge.
He
was
fined
$150.00
or
30
Holmes had been appointed judge of about it. (I mean by Clark, C. E. Had­
lot after he had paid for it, and told else is needed to show the character ey. and the rest will reach you before
the court, the said Holmes came to ley.) I was simply doing this at the days in jail. 1 he fine was paid. I he the engineer's attorney that had he
of this transaction from beginning to the end of the first act.”
Judge
in
passing
sentence,
said
that
Puttl smiled dolefully, exhibited the
me in the city of Tillamook, Oregon, request of Judge Galloway and if he
he end. This boy was a long way from
asked
for
$250
exemplary
charges
appeared
tips of her feet and said: “You see, I
and represented to me that the de had any reply to make to it I would while Carlson in this case
would
have
granted
it.
the property and he had a right to re­ ha ve only c ne shoe on. I cannot go on
fendant C. E. Hadley would pay the communicate it to Judge Galloway, to be honestly mistaken in the age of
According to the allegations in the ly upon the representations of those tbe stage without the other. It would
the
minor,
he
wished
it
to
be
known
sum of $10,000 if I would drop the or he could direct. It was a matter of
complaint McNurlen purchased the who had peculiar knowledge of it. be quite impossible.”
said suit. He said I could have $7,500 indifference to me. I could tell from that violators of the liquor laws would lot with the understanding that it was
Almost crazed, the manager rushed
They fooled him and they fooled him
and that he wanted to have the other his manner that he seemed to think have little sympathy in his court.
in the center of the growing business to the top of his bent. He is entitled out and discovered that the other half
F.
A.
Flamboy,
of
Nehalem,
indict
­
$2,500 for himself. I suggested to I was representing Hadley. Finally
section of Bayocean, that it was close to every dollar he sued for, and the of the money could be raised.—New
him that the case might come before he told me he wouldn’t consider any­ ed on a like charge pleaded not guil­
to a new dock, and that the streets return of the expenses he incurred in York Tribune.
him as judge of said court in case we thing of the kind, that if Hadley ty, and his case will be tried at the
were paved on all sides. When he going to view the property at Bay-
failed to agree and Tor that reason I wanted to compromise the case with next regular session of the circuit
looked at the lot he found it situated ocean. He is entitled to it all.
did not feel at liberty to go into the him that he would have to come di­ court. His bail was placed at $250.
in a stretch of sand dumes and brush,
matter with him. Then he informed rect to him and mentioned the fact
When They Don’t Agree There Is Sure
far from the nearest habitation, and
me that he was representing the de­ that they had had some altercation, JUDGES VOTED ON GET BUT
to Be Poor Time.
almost
inaccessible.
He
sued
for
$525
■yy^yEBSTER holmes ,
FOUR YEARS.
fendant C. E Hadley and that he trouble of some kind, that he had no
One of the troubles of watchmakers
anil for $60 expenses incurred in go­
would have nothing whatever to do ill-feeling toward Clark personally on
is the man who gets on his watch’s
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
ing to look over the lot
with the case as judge of said court, account of that, but that he had proof Supreme Court Says Initiative Meas­
nerves. There are lots of customers
Especial significance is attached to
on whom a good watch Is wasted. A
because he knew too much about the there was something, some vast sum ure only Effective After Proclamation
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Judge
McGinn's decision in view of
good second band watch that has kept
Salem,
Or.
Feb.
9.
—
The
Supreme
case, and that he would call on some over a hundred thousand dollars, and
perfect time for other people will with
FIRST STREET.
other judge for that purpose. There­ I think something like two hundred Court held that the initiative law the fact that a petition for receiver­
certain other people go irregularly
ship
in
the
T.
B.
Potter
Realty
Co,
which
was
adopted
by
the
people
at
upon 1 consented to talk and we fully thousand dollars involved in the par­
OREGON. wheu it Is not standlug still. It is
TILLAMOOK,
formerly
the
Potter-Chapin
Realty
j
discussed proposition of compromise tnership estate between ( lark Hadley the general election in 1910 did not
common knowledge in the trade that
and every detail of the case. No com and his father and that lie had the take effect till it was proclaimed by
watches are greatly Influenced by their
promise was cvpr accepted, ami after­ goods on him and he had to come the Governor on December 3, 1910,
. owners.
wards Judge Campbell was called in through, and he wouldn’t compromise and that it was not retoractive but ap­
Nobody knows the reason, but two
explanations have been offered. One
and prbcceded with the trial thereof with him nor consider anything less plies only to officers elected subse­
is that watches are sensitive to per­
I make this affidavit with the greatest than $25,000, that is what he told me. quent to its adoption, and that the
sonal magnetism, the natural electrici­
reluctance and with every respect for So I told him I wouldn’t have any- County Judges who were elected to
ty that human beings contain in vary­
the Court, but I do feel that plaintiff thing further to do with it,
i and didn't office at the 1910 election do not hold
ing quantities.
is entitled to know wherein Judge have. So he told me if I could get office for six years, as provided in the
The other is that a watch may be
Holmes was qualified to make the Clark to compromise or pay
on some initiative measure.
|
disturbed by the vibrations set up by
said order, or being disqualified at such basis that he would be willing to
This is the opinion given in the case
a footstep which Is heavier than the
one stage of the case, what took place do it, that is as 1 understood from of J. F. Phy vs. Ed Wright, County
ordinary. The man who puts his heels
to remove the cause of disqualifies- ( twenty live thousand dollars up, and Clerk of Union County, in which the
down heavily usually needs to set the
regulator toward slow to keep It from
tion.
I told him inasmuch as I did not rep­ applicant is granted a writ of man­
gaining.
Attorney Nolan was placed on the resent C. E. Hadley nor any of the damus for a certificate of election.
One of the mysterious sides of tbe
stand and gave evidence similar to other parties in the litigation, if he This will operate to oust County
subject is that watches seldom keep
that contained in the affidavit. On w ished to employ council to conduct Judge J. C. Henry from office, who
good time on people of nervous, excita­
cross examination he said
his negotiations that wav, lie would was holding over under the conten-
ble temperaments.—Pearson’s Weekly.
"I want to slate publicly Io the court have to talk business with me; that I tion that his term was extended to
to this bar and to everyone within didn't represent any of those people, six years by the 1910 law, which
Gestures Part of Talk.
sound of my voiic that nothing in wasn't coming from them, wasn’t would entitle him to hold to January
There is a man who from a very
that record was intended to cast re­ authorized; and that was all that was 1917-
early age has lived in countries where
flection upon lodge Holmes. It was ever said and ever discussed and 1
Spanish is the almost universal tongue.
Judge Cleeton Not Touched.
not intended as a personal reflection dissmissed it from my mind.
From force of this training he speaks
The decision affects all counties
Spanish perfectly. He has not the
upon his honesty or integrity and I
I took oath of office, (it is a matter where an election for County Judge
slightest trace of an English accent,
have every respect for Judge Holmes of record, but in order to make this was held last November. In all of
and persons who do not know that he
and believe that the orders which he record complete,) I will state I took these the candidates who received
is or American parentage are willing
made were made in the best of faith, oath of office the 3rd day of June the highest vote is the County Judge
to believe he is a Spaniard merely
but 1 do think that any order he did 1913, some time after this conversa­ for the next six year term. If in any
from hearing him talk. He is so per­
make was made while he was dis- tion with Oak Nolan, and the only county where the term of the County
fectly bilingual that it shows even In
qualified and that if he had not been reason 1 talked with him and the only Judge expired in January, 1915, there
his gestures. When talking with Eng<
disqualified those order, never would I thing that prompted me was a matter was no election, the incumbent will
lish speaking persons he sits quietly
have been made, and it is upon the I of courtesy
and does his conversing with his
to Judge
Galloway, hold over, as this is in line with the
mouth alone. Only in case of making
ground of his disqualification alone 1 nothing else.
opinion of the Supreme Court today.
a point most emphatically does he use
that this attack lias been made. No
Q - Did you communicate to Judge
In Multnomah County there was no *s®OOÖOO<5eOOO©CO&SC
a gesture. But the moment he drops
personal reflection
was intended Galloway the result of the talk you
notice of election for County Judge,
into Spanish his every word Is accom­
against him whatsoever."
1 had w ith M r Nolan 1
but about 19 votes were written in for
panied by a movement of the hands or
Attorney Webster Holmes went on
A.—Yes the result of it, I told him 1.. C. Garrigus. There may be a ques­
arms. It Is Interesting to watch the
the witness stand and denied the al-
change from the English to the Span­
Nolan wouldn’t consider any rom­ tion arise as to whether this could be
legations in the affidavit. His evi- promise less than $25,000
ish side of him, because it comes so
and I dis- held as constituting an election. But
dence placed a totally different light
suddenly. He really can’t speak Span­
, remember what Judge Galloway said, unless it is held as ¡ hi election Judge
ish
without gesturing.—New York Sun.
on th» matter, for it was at the re- '
something to the effect that he Cleeton would hold over.
quest of Judge Galloway that he ap- '
wouldn't get anything."
The opinion was written by Justice
Training a Dog.
proached Attorney Nolan. Part of his 1
lodge Belt promptly denied the Eakin. Chief Justice Moore and Jus-
It may surprise some people to be
evidence is as follows:
I motion of Attorney Nolan and clis- lice Burnett dissented from the ma-
told that dogs have a strong sense of
I will first state that I read the af- '
missed the case.
jority opinion.
justice, so, unless you want your pup
fidavit, and that the statements made *
,
I he whole of the papers filed in the
In another opinion today the Su-
gain a poor opiniou of you. be care­
bv Oak Nelin under oath and in tbe
PURPOSE : The training of Teachers for pro­ to
case by Attorney Nolan arc couched preme Court holds that the Legisla-
ful when you punish him. Never pun­
aftida.i', ire absolutely false, with
fessional work.
ish unless the pup can associate the
in accusations, which he ftiled to lure has no authority to legislate a
with reference to this proposition,
punishment with the offense. The dr­
prove at the trial or in this instance. constitutional officer out of office and
.FACULTY
:
Every
member
professionally
that be claims I made to him, claim­
eumstantlnl evidence may be very
Attorney Holmes, we understand will held that F. S. Ivanhoe, who was the
trained.
ing to have been representing C E.
atror.g. but yon had better wait and
refer the matter to the State Bar As­ District Attorney of Union Count)
Hadley I hat no such conversation
catch lilnj in the act Common sense 1»
DEPARTMENTS: For fitting Elementary
sociation with a view of having Nol- when the 1913 law wvnt into effect,
ever took place between Ook Nolan
about
all that is required to rear a pup­
an disbarred.
1 eacners tor city and rural schools.
providing for appointment of County
py into a dog which will be a faithful,
and myself, and furthermore 1 will
Attorneys, was wrongfully deprived
COl RSES : Professional, Supervisors, Rural, a r> useful, steadfast companion—common
state that we never had any conver­
CIRCUIT COURT.
of his office by the appointment of
sense and consideration. Whenever I
Prim try.
sation at the head < f the stairs in the
r'
r>
John S. Hodgin, by ex-Goverucr
And one of those “anything will do for
court house at any time about that af­
r
]
fudge H H. Bilt who was clceb'd West. By this Mr. Ivanhoe is en­
E N T R A NCR KEQUIREMENTS : Comple­ t’ the pup" kind of people I can see In
fair. During the time Judge Galloway < irrnit judge for this judicial disi riet,
my mind's eye what the humans In
tion ol t wo voarsTiigh school work or its equivalent.
was holding court in this county, per­ presided at a session of the circuit titled to the office.
that family look like.—Outing.
------ o—- ■
haps in the latter part of April or the court for the first time m this county
GRADUATION : Completion of Elementary
A. M. Hare is County Judge.
early part of May, I disrcmeinber on Monday, which will continue the
or Standard Courses leading to State Certificates
A Unique Cross.
which, there were some motions or remainder of the week.
By the decision of the Supreme
without
exam
¡nation
in
the
heart
of the Rocky mountains
something with reference to the Had
The grand jury was also in session, t ourt this makes A. M. Hare county
may be seen the Mountain of the Holy
1
ERMS
BEGIN:
Regular,
February
4
;
Short,
ley case being heard or presented to
judge for the next six years. He ob­
Cross, which is 14,000 feet in height
and returned several indictments.
ri I
C?-. - -
I
Judge Galloway at that time, but 1
April
5 . ; Summer,
June
21.
tained the nomination at the primary
It derives its name from a glga"'.
I
Inis
Sckiilich
was
indicted
for
for
was not interested in the case as at­
election and was the Republican can­
cross on one side, near the —
INFORMATION
:
For
further
information
gery,
having
raised
a
check
lor
45c.
summit
torney or otherwise and do not know
didate at the general election in No­
formed by fissures In tb<»
write to Registrar.
,7-
rock. It can
the nature of it, and did not at that Iu $15 45. "huh Geo Phelps cashed vember, receiving 1984 votes.
be
seen
for
many
m
In Mr
..«íes with great dis-
time. Judge Galloway, however, call at Garibaldi. He pleaded guilty ami Hare's home precinct,
tinctness and •*
Maplr Leaf,
was
sentenced
to
two
years
in
the
•a looked upon with su­
cd me into his chambers one day and
perstitlou*
-
the judges and clerks of election fail­
fear by the natives.—Ex-
told me that he wished 1 would see penitentiary.
ooooocecoc^ chan* ¿e.
ed to count the vote cast for the can­
Oak Nolan and see if he wouldn't1 i A "no bill" was returned against didates for county judge, where
al'.
drop the case, as a personal favor to Frank Pearson charged 1 "Illi larceny Hare received about too votes.
• All Right.
His
Judge Galloway, as he didn't think of a suit case at the Mohl dvr railroad
“That
girl
’s *•••
all ‘ right.
said IUW
the
. 1
,
-------
‘feUk-s ” oaiu
opponent
was
G.
W.
Proctor,
Socialist
he stood any show in his litigation station He has been in the countv
,ondu girl in the dressing room after
who received 293 votes in th c county
as Ills client had settled with C. E. jail since November.
•he had looked everywhere for her
Mr Hare's name came near hdng
Hadley but that Nolan had been the1 Rudolph Zwvifel vs J H Turner
'’’■^hoes. "The one who has just
left oft the ballot on ’necount of the
. ert. she s gone off with both the right
means of getting her anything out of was an injunction suit to 1.
restrain the decision of the lower conrt M „,ng
overshoes and left me the left ones. "-
it amhapigly l<> be paid a little Some­ defendant from moving hav from the
that county judgr, wouW hoM OVff
New York Times.
thing, and if he would drop the mat plaintiffs
Plaintiff's farm, which the defendant
for another tvyti years. A few days be­
ter he was prosecuting ^before 'this rented Judge Helt
I
Belt denied the i-
injunc-
fore this decision was given, some of
His Mistake.
court presided over by Judge Gallo­ tion and gave judgment for the
de- the ballots'were printed and a ques
1 cannot live without yon!”
ws* at that time, he would try and fendant.
Yon bare evidently got me confus*
arrange it so that Nolan could get
I oast Driving and Room Co. \ - tion arose whether it was legal to
M with my cousin. It is she who 1»
iave Mr. Hare’s name on the ballot,
•omejhmg like $500 for what he had Alma S. John •on.
Permission to and whether to reprint them with the
We*'thy.”—Houston Post.
thought he ought to be amend complaint bv
intertineation name left off As it was thought no
i
wia
- k.. f
••rr
Some Traveler.
harm
would
be
done
by
leaving
the
S
and see
srr if he
f . R Btgls
j w
Has be traveled much?”
Jtraffe Galloway Action for mo-ey, motion to mike name on, all the ballots were printed
ha'e- 1 understand he'»
*dp 1 o»«1“ to
»nJ certain overruled and de- tint way. Some counties, however,
1 did leave the
nominee for county i
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W.
WA TSON,
“The Insurance Man.“
Oregon’s School for Oregon Teachers.!
i
i
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL,
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iil
F C. FELDSCHAU
is now ready to take
any Contract in the
Cement and Building
Line.