Tillamook headlight., March 25, 1915, Image 2

Tillamook
I
Headlight. March
Southern Pacific Officials Delighted
With Til'amook.
2~,
PASTOR BEATEN BY TURKS
KNOWN IN TILLAMOOK.
hear that a whole raft of democratic
and free trade pressure was brought
to bear on the Oregon Senators as :o
¡Legal Advertisements,
Rev. Eli T. Allen, Victim of Distur­
rst Insertion, per line
$ to . the new location of the postoffice.
bance in Persia ex-Resider.t of
subsequent insertion, line
•05 the local democratic orgar.iz.sti. n
Portland.
"tfasTness and professional cards
having the pull.
Petrograd. March 22. —A dispatch
100
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X one month...........................
from Djulta. Persia, to the Westnik
Homestead Notices .................. 5.00 i It is reported that several thirsty
News Agency the official press I hi -
le.
re kicking M
Timber Claims ............................ 10.00 person« in W. Virginia
reau,
says:
J
\V
rer
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.05 themselves because
l ocals per line each insertion.
me Turkish
.
Consul at Urumiah,
iger. Sa 1
“The
m
f
tea
Display advertisement, an inch,
man sold them flasks
vied
.. Raghib Rev. at the head of
k Sunday jlel ' .....
i
.50 pint bottles for $1 00 the pi
one month ..................................
lernselve» 70 Askaris, resently attacked the
All Resolutions of Condolence
thinking it was whisk y. U el’
mission at that
place,
« of the American
and Lodge Notices, per line
•05 be long now until C ►rec cn
e and de- where t>,000 orthodox Christians had
.05
Cards of Thanks, per line
"dry" and here is an
The Consul ordered
e V have taken refuge.
ith ’he cout
l£ te* i
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen
bootlegger« to make nic-.t) A
Tillamook, M'. three priests and two deacons to
i
1»
<
■cially
with
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
have to do is to show s.me
tt expressin t how delighted leave the mission, and as they were
S. '
ceeding five lines................. ..
.35 soul a flask, blink their eve
i;h
this Til1 mook Country, walking through the streets, they
*«
.e
out their hands for S’ 00 If '.!.
the eviden s everywhere were mercilessly beaten.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
a temptation to make ea»y r ’
"In the courtyard of the orthodox
t and prosp rity here.
(Strictly in Advance.)
don't know what is.
1 Mr. Krutsch- mission a gibbet was erected.
ty
traveled
he
p<
One year ........................................ $1.50
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< r n re car Gand: lupe and Pres-
Russians Ask for Aid.
Six months ........................................... 75
Mr. Krutschnitt might have <t ■
“An American missionary, Mr. Al­
? Si •oule's car Berkeley and
Three months........................................5« long enough in Tillan ■ok
\ f
Scott, general passenger len, who was also subject to insults
to have taken another
A Hinshaw, g-neral freight and blows, succeeded in sending to
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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Mr. and Mr*. Hoskir«.
; ’ F. L. Burkhalter, super- Selmas two messnegers to ask for
common expression that he was
t of Oregon lines, accom- prompt assistance from the Russian
delightet with his chicken dinner
Editorial Snap Shots.
the visiting officials.
troops to save the lives of the Chris­
it insured an ear!' completion 1
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h will be remembered that Mr. tians whom the mission was not able
xe:
My! If the railroad commission is P. R it N. We will refrain ’rom n
N- - ' -.tt was sent to Tillamook to protect.”
as "green” as their employee who tioning the number .'t
: E. Harriman, to report on the
Chicago, March 22.—The American
1C
went fishing without a license, it he got away with Oth
«ability oi continuing work on missionary, Mr. Allen, referred to in
to
compete
with
the
r
must be a "green” bunch.
the P R & N after work had been the press dispatchs from Petrograd
in the number of chick
sp ended for several months on the as having been subject to blows and
tne\
We see that the sheriff is to sell dispose of at one ir.ei
« and it was on his recommenda­ insults when the American mission in
<
by auction the stock of one of the all tailed in their etfor
tion that the road work was resumed Urumiah, Persia, was attacked by a
apprécia::
saloons in this city. The city should Mr Krutschnitt m hi'
1
and
the railroad finished. Mr. Krut­ mob led by the Turkish Consul, is ji
as
the same
compel him to take out a city license of spring cbicker. cook
schnitt was amazed with the resour­ former resident of Portland, Oregon.
mother dishes them up
before be does so.
ces of Tillamook county when he
“The Rev. Eli T. Allen was pastor
visited it at that time, and it is not for two years at South Chicago Pres­
No one can say that the snap «hot
The snap shot man has been asked surprising that he, on his second byterian Church,” said Rev. Edgar P.
man is a "knocker" when it comes to 1 if it is unliwful L'r the C lunty Court visit last Sunday, saw many improve­ Hill here today. “He was my assis­
giving Bayocean a road. We plead to revise the r ad budget after calling ments. It was Mr. Krutschnitt who tant in Portland Oregon, and came to
guilty to being an agitator for that a meeting ’f the taxpayers to discuss changed the route of the railroad Chicago with me 12 years ago. Pre­
road, an<1 will continue to be unti' the different item« what is the use of from the Foley valley down the Miami viously he had been in the mission
calh-g a meeting’ Our inquisitive to that of the south side of Nehalem
Bayocean gets justice.
field in Persia.
friend certainly hits the nail on the bay and thence along the beach, and
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Trouble Not Reported in Letter.
I
The budget law is somewhat an - head and is entitled to an answer, the wisdom of that change is now
“
He was here for two years. Then
i
biguous, but after publishing the u - evidently is of the same opinion readily seen.
the old yearning for the missionary
items for road work and celling a as the editor viz that when the
work returned. He applied to the mis-
meeting of taxpayers to discuss their C. -i’v Court makes up its different
To School Directors.
sionery board for work in that field
items
for
road
work,
the
taxpayers
the court can do as it pleases when it
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and it was given to him.
comes to expending the road money. are given an opportunity to discuss
reply to inquiries asking an ex-
In
“Six weeks ago my wife received a
them pro and con, and after the Court
planation for the statement we are letter from Mrs. Allen, in which she
Painless Parker was awarded $! 00 has listened to the taxpayers, they
using in our school exhibition on spoke of the war, but said nothing
in a libel suit for $20000 Gee, the have a right to revise the items and
‘‘School work displayed 33 1-3 per serious had accurred in that field as
jury must have thought the dentist a the amounts. That, we think, is the
cent” in Booth Exhibits, at County yet. Dr. Allen is about 45 years old.
cheap guy But new spapet ' ’’ suits purpose and intent of the law when a
always fall flat, for the reason that budget of work is prepared and a Fair, will say we are using it as fol­ The couple have three children "
Dr. Hill is one of the superintend- ■
it is cheap guys of attorney« who meeting of taxpayers called to discuss lows:
We
consider
school
work
display
ents
of the Presbyterian work, which (
If
the
county
Court
can
enlighten
11s
take that class ci case*
further on the point and convince us such as maps, composition books, has its center in Chicago.
o
By all means invoke the referen­ that we are wrong in our opinion, we note books, collections of flowers or Missionary Attacked by Troops Well
Known Here and at Irrigon.
dum on the bill creating a new judici­ are open to conviction. At the end of anything along that line; hand work,
Rev. Eli T. Allen was appointed a
al district of Washington and I Tilla- the year the present Court will make such as basketry, paper cutting, etc.
mook counties. Get in and swat it, up a budget and call a meeting of the In fact, any of the general work that missionary to Persia and went there
ladies and gentlemen, for it is so taxpayers. For what purpose if it is the pupils have been doing the year, first in 1891, remaining for several
many little things like this that make all cut and dried, and the budget can­ which they have saved and can save.
years in the service of the foreign
For instance, samples of their writ­ board of the Presbyterain Church. On
taxation always on the jump.
not be changed in any particular?
ing, samples of arithmetic work, sam­ returning to America he came to Port
ples of geography lessons, picture land and was ordained by the presby­
When County Judge A M Hare
There is some speculation whether study work, etc.
took office he said he was in favor of
tery of.this city in 1903 and acted as
the County Court will give Bayoccan
Questions pertaining to the school
spending the $10.250 on the Bay-
a square deal or only allow $3,000 for department should go to the school assistant to Rev. Edgar P. Hill, of the 1
ocean road if the Attorney General
new construction. The County Court superintendent, but we are glad at First Church, for nearly three years
decided the County Court could do so
must expect considerable friction in any time to answer questions per­ In 1906 and 1907 Mr. Allen was in the
That settles it, judge, the Attorney
the county should it divert
road taining to any department, as far as home mission service at Irrigon, near
General has decided that the Court
Pendleton. In ¡908 he went to Chica­
money from either of the items in the possible.
can do so
go.
budget as finally arranged by the
Parents, teachers and pupils should
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The reappointment to the foreign
previous County Court, and use it to note that all departments of the Fair
We believe in home industry and
hard surface roads where there are are open to competition by the field came in 1911, and Mr. < nd Mrs.
we believe that the citv will save
now good macadam roads. We will children, and while they are prepar- Allen and their three children went to
money by having the bridge to be
appeal to the taxpayers of the county ing exhibits for the school depart- I rumiah, Persia. Dr. A. J. Montgom­
constructed across the slough manu­
mid ask them whether it is right to ment, it will be well to prepare an ad- ery, of this city, who knew the Allens
factured at the foundry in this city
expend money for hanl surfacing ditional exhibit for one or more of well, says that their success in the
It will help bust the monopoly in «tele
foreign fields was marked and that
reads to Fairview and other parts in the other departments.
bridges and the excessive charges
this vicinity of this city and deprive
I they are considered among the fore­
Respectfully,
made for these bridges.
most missionaries of the day. They
Bayocean of a road and a way out
Tillamook County Fair Board, are supported entirely by the Presby­
Everybody went pell mell to the now that it is paying considerable
By T. H. Dunstan.
terian Church of this state. Mr. Allen
fire >>n Sunday evening—and automo­ taxes? We do not want to deprive
receives
his salary from the foreign
biles a< well. We want to raise a Fairview or any other part of the
mission department of the Christian
Pomona Grange Meeting.
county
of
hard.surfaced
roads,
but
we
word of protest at the action of some
Endeavor societies and Mrs. Allen is
of the automobile owners who drove want the citizens to «how a more
paid by a group of women of the
On
Thursday,
April
1st
at
the
Fair
­
magnanimous
spirit
to
parts
of
the
over the hose and got in the way We
view Grange hall, will be held the First Church, Portland.
would advise the chict order the boys county which should have a road and
Mrs. Montgomery received a postal
next meeting of the Tillamook Coun­
to turn the hose on the autos that a way out. W’e consider that the pre­
Saturday from Mrs. Allen, , dated De-
ty
Pomona
Grange.
A
good
atten
­
vious
County
Court
used
good
judg
run over the hose in the future.
inent when it slightly revised the road dance is desired from all Granges of cember 27. Mrs. Allen said the family
S. B Vincent, the new manager of items in district No. 3, and the Head­ the ci*nty, as this will be the last was well at that time and that the
Rayocean and the Poller Realty Co, light. in common with a large number meeting before the meeting of the oldest boy was planning to go to
is a live w ire and full of vim ami push I of taxpayers, is strongly of the opin­ State Grange to be held in Tillamook Cabiz to school, She said: "We write
postals because they are so much
We predict that Rayocean will build ion that the court should go ahead May, it, t2, tj, and 14, 1915.
easier to pass through the censors’
It
will
be
a
busy
seston,
it
is
ex
­
and
carry
out
the
work
as
outlined,
up ami put on progressive air« under
hands."
hi« administration, and become the and for which the present road pected that the State Librarian will
A telegram dated January 20 was
be
present
to
discuss
a
"County
Li
­
most attractive seaside resort in Ore levy was made. W’e are well aware
the most recent news from the Al-
gon All Bayocean now need« is a that it is in the power of the County brary” proposition.
, lens. At that time they said they were
J. H. Dunstan, Master.
road. W ill Tillamook do the right Court to expend the road money
well and safe.
wherever it may deem it proper to do
thing and give it a way out’
ERTISING RATES.
Some people must have an idea that
county newspapers are very valuable
as advertising mediums, and every
mail bring« letters with article« ask­
ing that editor« publish them, but
rarely ever a cent accompanies them
to pay the expenses We are recei> ‘
ing matter to boost the Portland
Rose «how. A, we are always glad to
lend a helping hand to that class of
public enterprise, it also appears to
tu that if our Portland friends would
pay the country newspapers for their
services there would be a larger
crowd in Portland
«0, but it is safe to say there will be
some "knocking” if this or that item
is curtailed and used in other ways
If any of the work had to be curtailed
on account of lack of funds it would
be different, and if the money now-
provided for these items are diverted
and used for other purposes, it will
mean that much more money to raise
in taxation next year, so it is to the
interest of every taxpayer that the
County Court carry out the road
work as finally arranged by its pre­
decessors. *nd by doing so the
court
« ill avoid many troubles.
I
market remains fairly high we should
receive fair prices for cheese thia sea­
son. It is hardly possible that prices
Carl Haberlach repoits considerable will reach the level of the last
few
quantity of cheese in cold storage in years unless something unforseen hap.
California, San Francisco alone holds pens.
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309,634 lbs. California fiat-, 29,295 lbs.
Community Sing.
(Jal. Y. A’s> ami 1,081,330 lbs. of Ore*
gon and Eastern cheese, a total of 1,-
The Community Sing whieh was he Id
420,259 lbs. in storage on March 10th.
on Friday
Also, receipts are very heavy, mostly at the club rooms
evening
last
was
well
attended
Last
Monday
California
and
California.
extras were 12 cents, declined to lOJe much enjoyed. The program was
on Tuesday and to lOe on Wednesday, carried out as previously advertised,
with butter going at 22Jc.
Cheese with the exception of a few changes.
price nets the farmer about 80c per Besides the singing en mass by the
100 for h s milk, so it would seem that entire audience there were some good
he would soon go into butter.
Of special numbers. The vocal solos by
course there is no danger of Tillamook Mr. Baird were fine. Mr. Baird has a
cheese going as low as that, but with splendid voice and his selections were
many communities going into cheese well selected. Attorney John Leland
making and offering their cheese at Henderson, as a recitation, gave Mark
low prices, it will be up to lillamook Anthony’s oration at the burial of
priceB to come down or else hold their Caesar, from Shakespeare’s Julius
cheese, which is of course impossible Caesar. Mr. Henderson had his aud-
at this time of the year. It was hoped ience with him from the first and put-
that some of the surplus could be sent ting his whole soul into the effort held
east for export, but refrigerator ser­ his hearers spell-bound, In Mr. Hen-
vice through the Panama canal is still derson's effort a flash qf genius was
very meager and the freight across no doubt displayed, the like of which
the continent bv rail is too high to per­ few of those present will ever see
mit of much hope from that source for surpassed in that particular line of
The audience gave Mr.
a while at least. Then, too, it is hard endeavor.
to get transportation across the Atlan­ Henderson a rising vote of thanks at
tic, all service being engaged about a the conclusion of his number.
The vocal solos by Mrs. D. A. Mac-
month in advance.
There is but little cheese in Los An Kenzie and Mrs. C. E. Trombley were
geles and San Diego and these com­ well rendered and much appreciated,
munities will take considerable quanti­ as was also the beautiful violin solo
ties of Tillamook cheese shortly. The by Mr. Koch.
Tillamook cheese is crowding out the
The place to eat is at the ‘‘Good
Wiscorsin and New York cheese from
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Coast markets and if the Wisconsin Eats,” Rarr.scy Hotel.
The Cheese Situation.
Two World Expositions
Open.
Reduced fare round trip tickets, permitting
stop-overs at all points in either direction, to
the Panama Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, and to the Panama-California
Exposition, San Diego, on sale every day
to November 30th.
Via the
Pacific Railway & Nav. Co.
Three Fine Trains from Portland Daily.
Shasta Limited: San Francisco Express:
California Express.
P.R. & N. Trains make direct connection at Portland-
Stop-overs on One Way Tickets
Ten days’ stop-over will be allowed at San
Francisco and Los Angeles on one way
tickets sold to Eastern Cities when routed
via the Southern Pacific.
“California and It’s Two World Expositions.”
X new booklet describing the trip from Port­
land to San Diego including the two Ex­
positions, the scenic beauties of Oregon, the
Siskiyou» fatrl Shasta Mountains, San
Joaquin \ tlleyand Yosemite National Park.
Free on application to nearest Agent.
PACIFIC RAILWAY & NAV. CO.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
We have a few Registered Holstein
Bulls old enough for service, and
some calves that will be old enough
for fall breeding. These animals are
from heavy milk producing strains.
Their anccsters having records of
reputation. Dams that are now giving
fifty to ninety pounds of milk a day,
and have A.R.O. Records Some of
our bulls have daughters in milk
now, and with their first calves give
fifty five pounds of milk a day. We
would be glad to correspond with any­
one interested in purchasing a bull,
and it assurance of enough sales we
"ill make a shipment into vour coun­
ty.
We could also furnish a few Regis­
tered A. J. C C. Jersey Bulls from
good females.
W rite. Peterson Brothers,
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Card of Thank«.
The democratic push assisted by
the free trade press of this city have
We wish to thank our friends
got the poll office in thiir grip A« ' neighbors for their kindness i and
we have previously expressed our : sympathy shown us during the and
sick-
opinion to the victors being the ,
ness and death of our beloved
spoils, we are content to let it go at and mother, Mrs. V 7 7____ wife
W B Powell, and
that Five years hence when Re-1 for the beautiful floral
offerings
blicans are in power again, then
Mr. W B, Powell.
e snap shot man is going to move I
Mrs W Carroll.
"Electric irons at The Electric
postofftce opposite the , court i
Mr«.
W A. Williams.
d
sc. From private information
Store, next to Gem Theatre, all this
Mrs, G. Gassen.
week, $j,oo.
,
RE. «SOLVED
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hat we have to blow
Rev. E. T. Allen was pastor of the
OUR. OWN HORN. WE
Presbyterian church in this city, and
have dor THE Goons
was here when that church was under
construction, and his wife was princi­
To BLOW ABOUT AND
pal of the public school. He left Tilla-
WE
ART PROUD OF ]T.
n’0°k to take a theological course in
WE DID N'T RETOUR.
California, previous to his return to
Persia, where they had both been
ine stock py an
missionaries. Both Mr. and Mrs. Al- !
accident we knew
| len seemed devoted to the missionary
«
work in that country. Mrs. Allen was
hat to uy
highly intelligent and possessed a
great deal of western grit. During the
Christmas vacation of the public
school she visited her husband in
California. It was a bad winter with a
Royal Club Solid Pack lomatoes No. 3 can 2 for 25c.
large amount of snow in the moun­
Royal
Club Solid Pack Maine Corn 2 cans for 25c.
tains. She left this city with her baby
Royal Club Summer Pack Pineapple 9 oz. can, 2 cans
on horse back and had some trouble
m crossing the mountain, owing to a for 25c.
Wow storm. She however, managed
Royal Club Early Tune Peas, 3 cans for 40c
to get through and returned with her
>aby in the same way. Mr. and Mr*
Allen often entertained the members
of the I resbyterian church accordin’
GROCERIES, S«MOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG
'o Persun customs, and a great deal
of hRht was thrown on the customs
ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED.
w »he Persian* at those meeting*.
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For Sale—Registered Holstein and A.
I
J. C. C. Jersey Bulls.
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Grocery Specials This Week
RAY & CO.
TILLAMOOK
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