Tillamook headlight., April 08, 1915, Image 2

'TiîTamoolc
Headlight, April
8,
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WHO WILL WIN THIS CAR NEXT WEEK?
The Editor and Four Leading Contestants---Miss Donald
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——and Miss Wade—in Car.
Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Hoover
THE MILK SUGAR CASE.
splendid showing they have made in '
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The pugilistic encounter between ten years.
Judge Belt Decides Case in Favor of
Johnson and Willard looked as
Plaintiffs.
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LAUNCH CAPSIZED ON BAR.
though it was a "fake”, fought simply
for the gate money and money to be Milton G. Smith, of Portland, and
The case of A. G. Beals M. W. Har­
made by betting by those who were
rison and the Tillamook County Bank
John Krumlauf, of Garibaldi are
privileged to know the secrets of
vs. Standard Milk Sugar Co., and E.
Drowned.
another "fake" fight to fleece the peo­
D. Severance, which was tried before
Milton
G.
Smith,
of
Portland,
cap-
ple. Well the people like to be hum­
Judge Belt at the last term of the
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tain
and
owner
of
the
gasoline
bugged, and so-called prize fighting
Circuit Court, decided the case in
is one of the methods used to bring I schoner Arab, and John Krumlauf, z favor of the plaintiffs. The suit was to
|d<ckhand,
were
drowned
Tuesday
af-
this about.
' ternoon, when the schooner capsized recover between $9,000 and $10,000.
The Judge in his decision says:
1
Time is fast passing away and a on Tillamook Bar, Ike Darling the
The question for determination
very few weeks remain to circulate engineer was saved. Lifesavers watch­ the above entitled case, is whether or ,
ed
the
little
craft
waiting
for
a
chance
petitions to refer the new judiciary
not the plaintiffs therein shall be con­
district of Washington and Tillamook to enter, but when the attempt was sidered as preferred creditors on ac­
made
the
sea
was
rough.
As
soon
as
Counties. Here is something that the
count of having advanced a certain
Grangers should take hold of and de­ the accident occurred Capt. Farley amount of money to the Standard
feat, for they know full well that it and the life savers hurried to Gari­ Milk Sugar Company, one of the de­
means more taxation to keep on cre­ baldi in an auto, and put to sea in the fendants herein, in order that it
ating new offices. Lets all get busy motor life boat Safe-Guard, and were might purchase a factory site, and to
and "swat” the system of making the at the scene of the accident in 15 enable it to operate and carry on the
taxpayers keep and feed so many minutes.
Dowling was in the engine room business for which it was organized.
office holders.
In my opinion, there is no question
and was carried over with the boat.
that the deed from Pennelia A. Lat­
boat
He
grabbed
a
life
belt,
but
the
Business men who have been ex­
imer was placed with the 1 illamook
periencing difficulties in making col­ righted again. As the boat rolled
County Bank as security for the re­
over
the
second
time
Dowling
jump
­
lections the past winter can thank the
payment of money which the bank
free trade press, and Democratic ed. Seizing a hatch cover he battled
newspapers like the Tillamook Her­ his way toward shore. Fred Robin­ advanced, and that although the in­
ald, for stagnation in business and son, a life saver at Bar View, swam strument was a deed, absolute upon
hard times, in collecting money. zoo yards in the surf and effected the its face, yet in reality, it is a mort­
gage as between the said bank and
Bro. Trombley was very flip in call­ rescue.
the
defendant corporation, for it was j
Closing Rules of the Contest.
The Arab had been deep sea fishing
ing the snap shot man a "standpatter”
'ir—»**'/!/'
but the proof of the pudding is in the off Seal Rocks and waited at the buoy placed with the bank for the purpose^
The last days of the contest will be
eating. How does the business man at the entrance of Tillamook Bay for of securing an indebtedness. The J
I conducted on the regular schedule oi
and those who were out of work all several hours. All the time the mem­ Supreme Court of Oregon has held so i
winter like Bro. Trombley's free trade bers of the lifesaving crew watched many times that a deed, absolute in
votes and the contestants will be re­
nostrums that placed everything that the little craft in the heavy sea. At form, may be a mortgage, that I do
quired to make their own reports, as
is produced in Tillamook county on low tide at 1 o’clock the Arab stalled not deem it necessary to recite any 4
they have seen done in the office ond
the free list ?
to cross in. A heavy sea was running authorities on that question. It has 1
[dace in the ballot box which will be
at the time and the Arab got into the also been held by the Supreme Court
inaugurated at the close of business
It is generally conceded that Bay­ trough of the sea and was struck by that an instrument "once a mortgage '
Saturday Evening. The ballot box
is alwaws a mortgage;” and by reason
561,000
Miss iessic Donaldson, »
ocean is entitled to a road and a way a large breaker.
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will be locked and sealed by the
¡ » judges of the contest and the key will
out after spending over half a million
Mrs. * Rollie Watson, Tillamook 533,000
Milton G. Smith was born in Port- thereof, in my opinion, this deed,
dollars in improvements,, even by land 34 years ago and was educateli from the time it was placed in the
234,500
remain in their possession until the
» f
Mrs. Edna Hoover
those who do not want to be just in in the Couch school and the old Port­ Tillamook County Bank for the pur • ,
204,000
close of the contest, when they will
Lottie
Wade
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f
Miss
the matter. That being the case, and land High School. This was his sec­ pose of securing it for money ad- 1
open the same and from the result of
5,000
M.
Mills
Mrs.
f f
vanced,
never
lost
its
true
character
the money appropriated, w hy is it that ond season as a deep-sea fisherman.
the ballot there and the business done
5,000
Miss Ilazel O’Dounel
f »
some persons are so opposed to giv­ At one time he was in the machinery as a mortgage.
previously to the ballot box will
The
act
of
the
bank
in
changing
the
ing Bavoccan a road and a way out? sales business on First Street, Port­
Miss Donaldson lias the leading position
award the prizes.
We ask our fair minded citizens this land. He is survived by two brothers, name of the grantee from the Stand- I
No business will be accepted by the
this
week
and
Mrs.
Watson
a
close
second
and
question: That if they had expended Dr. F.arl Smith of the Oregonian ard Milk Sugar Company to the Till­
Headlight after the close of the dou­
Mrs. Hoover third. We may expect to see a very
that amount of money in improving a building, Portland, and Charles W. amook County Bank, Trustee, was in
ble votes except that which is in the
close finish of the contestants, as they will have
piece of property that was considered Smith, and a sister, Miss Lena B. my opinion, duly ratified by the con- 1
mail not later than Saturday evenin?
worthless and was paying at the rate Smith. The family home is at 531 tract entered into the 29th day of
only a few days more to win the new Overland
and the balansce of the business will
of about $7,000 annually in taxes to Marshall street, Portland. Mr. Smith May, 1914, by and between A. G.
and we can assure them that the next few day’s
be turned to the ballot box, Votes
the county, wouldn't you think that W'as an experienced mariner and had Beals, M. W. Harrison, and E. D.
work may brake the difference between the Over­
will not be issued by the judges on
you were entitled to a road and a way sailed around the horn three times.
Severance, who, it is recited in said
land and the trip to the Fair. The last few days
any subscriptions except those ac­
out? All fair minded citizen; will coin­ John Krumlauf was a fisherman, 22 contract, were the sole stockholders
companied by cash, certified check,
of the contest will be with a closed ballot. 'Die
cide with you anti admit that you years old, residing with his parents of said company. This contract, and
money order, or express money order
were entitled to a road. That is the Mr. and Mrs. E. Krumlauf at Gari- therefore the act of the said bank, in
contest
will
close
Saturday
evening,
April
17th,
at
I
No checks will be accepted or votes
position that the snap shot man takes
making
the
change
in
the
deed
as
Seven o’clock sharp, and the judges will com­
baldi.
in his advocacy of a road for Bay- I
issued on subscriptions after the
above
mentioned,
was,
on
the
first
Captain Smith's hat was washed
mence to make the count and will award the
ocean, and thus far we have failed to '
ballot box is inaugurated where per­
day of June, 1914, ratified by the
"*'• »O rnmfmnevmn rn suvthg rmrV ashore and searchers are watching
prize s.
,u riirarUau ¿J the defendant
sonal checks arc tendered for pay-
Bayocean have been treated unfair sist in the search for his brother’s tor such express purpose at the re­
body.
quest of the defendant E. D. Sever- 1---
and discriminated against.
Engineer Dowling was unconscious ance, and who, at said time, was the «'la« «I«e stock belongs to his wife.
come and be perfectly free to visit contract for furnishing said crushed
Maple Leaf Creamery Association when brought to shore, hut medical manager of the company. The Board ' The rule is laid down in Jones vs. any of the departments at any time rock material.
is the banner cheese factory in the attendance was procured at once and of Directors at the time of this rati­ Flale, 32 Or. 470, that in a transaction during the session.
1 he successful bidder, upon being
fication, were Alex Sweek, J. F. Shel- between a Director and a corporation
state of Oregon. Ihe splendid show­ he was resuscitated.
awarded
the contract, will be required
ton
and
Louis
Cornelius,
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Notice to Contractors.
and Mr. "hereby money is loaned to the lat­
ing made in ten years is, certainly,
The Arab was registered in Port­
to enter into a contract and bond
to be commended, not only from the land. and brought to Bay City last Shelton at the time of the trial of this ter, and a mortgage taken as secur­
Sealed proposals, addressed to the satisfactory to the said county court
large amount of cheese produced, but fall for deep-sea fishing It j, 4I feet case, testifies that the act of the Di- ity therefore, that the transaction
recors
in
ratifying
the
said
contract,
County
Court of Tillamook County, that he will furnish the material at
considering that it was not many ! long and cost $5000. The boat was
j will be viewed with suspicion by a
year, since the dairy farms in that I overhauled a month ago. Thi, was was done without full knowledge of court of equity, but when it is per­ Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals to the time and in the quantities to be
vicinity were covered with heavy 1 I the second trip over the Tillamook all the facts of the transaction, but
fraud, it is furnish crushed rock.” will be receiv­ agreed upon up to ten thousand cubic
UUl it
11 fectly fair and free from lldUU.
yards.
timber, it took Western grit, to bring Bar this season. The boat drifted must be borne in mind that the in-1 le8al antl valicl. It is undisputed
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1 he County Court reserves the
about this wonderful transformation. ashore at the Barview Hotel and will formation furnished the Directors, the corporation was in absolute need ty, at its office in the Court House
It is a case of unproductive land be­ be salvaged.
was by the defendant E. D. Severance j I of money at the time the plaintiff at I illamook City, Oregon, until the right to reject any and all bids or to
ing made to produce the enormous
I am not un-mindful of the fact that advanced the sums of money in ques­ hour of ti o'clock, a.tn., on the 17th accept any bid which may be deemed
Methodist Church.
amount of 39,893.445 pounds of milk
it appears upon the record of the de­ tion to it, and that the corporation day of April, 1915, and at that time best for the county.
Each bidder shall furnish with his
Order of church service, for April fendant corporation thai Flora Sever­ could not obtain a loan elsewhere, in and place publicly opened and read.
in ten years, which was manufactured
<
id
a certified check for $50.00 as a
mto 4,330,067 pounds of cheese and nth.
ance, wife of the defendant, E. D. fact, the corporation would not have
Such proposals shall be for fur-
sold for $628, z »7.88. This in a few
Sunday School loam, W. E. Noves Severance, is owner of 5250 shares of been able to have operated at all, had ' nishing to Tillamook County, ten guarantee that if awarded the con­
words, i, the secret of Tillamook Supt.
stock, but in my opinion, the stock in it not been for the aid rendered to it j ’ thousand (10,000) cubic yards, of tract, he will enter into contract and
t ounty s growtSi and prosperity_
Five minute sermon to children reality belongs to the defendant E D ■ by the plaintiffs. 1 am unable to dis- crusher run of crushed rock suitable furnish a bond as stated hereinbe­
turning unproductive land into val­ 10 40 a m.
Severance. The Tillamook County! ' cern from the evidence wherein the for road building purposes, and shall fore.
uable dairy farn*. We want to con­
Morning worship it a m.
J. C. Holden,
Bank loaned the motley to E. D. plaintiffs have defrauded the corpora­ be separated into the sizes and quan­
gratulate Maple Leaf Creamery As­
< lass meeting 12 m , W M Heas- Severance with which to purchase the ’ tion of which they were directors. tities obtained by the use of one
County Clerk.
sociation on what it has accomplished ton,
1
class leader.
stock held in the name of Flora Sev­ I If the defendant E. D. Severance, saw- quarter ('4) inch screen dust jacket
as a co-operative association, and the
1 heme morning sermon : "What erance, and as security for the money fit under the contract, dated Mav 29, over the first section of a perforated
success attending its effort, in mak- 1 lesus taught concerning the Future loaned, took the note
of Sev e rance 1914, to give the plaintiffs Beals and screen having three-quarter (¡4) inch
of I ife Man or Angels, which’”
ing it the leading cheese factory of
and his wife, but Mrs. Severance at Harrison the rights of preferred perforations, in the third first section
the county and the state. We recall Evening service 8 p.m.
such time, was not the owi ncr of any creditors, 1 cannot see upon what One and three quarters (¡M) inch
the time when the dairymen of the
Theme of sermon: "Is peace possi- real or personal property subject
. « to grounds a court of equity can disre­ perforations in the second 1 section,
Wilson river broke away from the Me in a world like this ”
execution, and no doubt the bank gard the terms of the agreement and three (3) inch perforations - i in the
individual factory and undertook to1 Special music, and the old I.,.,,,,» looked to her husband for the secur- therein set forth.
third section, and the crusher set to
hymns
run its own business. Those were •t these services Come and welcome.
ity.
crush
down to three inches.
Without
going
into
further
detail
time, when the dairymen were not
Edw. Gittins, Pastor.
From the time of the organization in reference to the testimony in this 1 The quality of such crushed rock
getting a square deal, and when the
of the defendant corporation, it ap­ case, 1 am of the opinion that the shall be of the nature of trap, gneiss
Co-operative associations
and indi­ Notice of Hearing of Final Account
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pears from the testimony in thi is case, plaintiffs are entitled to the relief as or basalt, and shall be of close
—' grain
vidual factories were run by different
and Objections Hereto.
that E. D. Severance was
i . the owner prayed for in their complaint, and and break with a sharp fracture. Each
interests, and not polling together.
of the stock held in the - nai...
...ime of his such will be the decree of the Court, j bidder will be required to submit
The action of the Wilson river dairy
In the matter of the estate of Ella I wife, at any rate, he assumed
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with his bid, a sample of not less than
men stimulated further co-operation R Hays, deceased.
ship
of the same — by
selling
1000
twenty-five pounds in weight, of the
.
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School
Notes.
of the dairymen, and they plaved an
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
class of rock which he proposes to
important part in what followed- dersigned have filed in the ____ _ snares of the stock to the plaintiff A.
County G Beal,; Beals paid
furnish for competition with other
paid
Severance
Friday,
Arbor
Day.
the
grade
chil­
» co-operation of co-operative asso­ Court of the State of Oregon for Till­ $1,000.00 for the stock, and
it is un­ dren will take a step toward making classes of rock, and such samples may
ciations that have proved highly suc­ amook County, their final account as
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our city the "City Beautiful". Mem­ be held by the County Court as a
cessful and which the Maple Leaf executors of the estate of Ella R. reasonable to think Flora Severance
«. reamery Association fostered. The Haya, deceased, and that Court has did not know of this transaction and bers of the Woman’s Civic League standard for comparison with further
__ Is will speak to the separate grades, and samples which may be taken from the
secret of the success that have attend­ appointed Tuesday. May 11, igt,. at that her husband was exercising act
ed the cheese industry in Tillamook 10 o’clock a m of said day, at G.. of ownership over the stock It is true then the chidren will go home to work in case the proposal be accept-
W altmyer,
the , that Flora Severance testified that work in their gardens and to "clean ed and the bidder be awarded the
< ounty was co-operation, and we are Court room of said Court, in Tilla
­ »he was the owner of the stock,
pear at the Gem next week.
highly pleased to be able to see the mook City, Oregon, as the time and
but up" their yards.
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wonderful change it has brought place for the hearing of said account, in the eyes of the law. it appears
We appreciate very much Mrs.
about. 1 he snap shot man can recall and anv and all persons interested in me. in truth and in fact the stock be­ Kigers’ gift to the school library of a
«he tunc when some «f the annual «»id estate, are hereby required to ap­ longs to her husband.
complete set of several years’ edit­
If this be true, that the stock in ions of the "Review of Reviews”, We
meetings of the associations were pear at said time and place and make
counts and
question belonged to E. D. Severance have also received
more like cat and dog «ght. when their objections, if any they have,
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to
then
in
my
opinion,
the
contract
MAKE
SA7ISFIED
CUSTOMERS.
certain money interests of this city said account, and a settlement
magazines. These will be used to
of dated and entered into on the 29th
wanted to control them with their said estate.
good advantage.
cu8tmnrKnnHa,!ie"tiOn tO eVC.rV detaiI makes our
stool pigeon, and henchmen We Dated April 6, tgn
\ day of May. 1914. precludes him from
Next Tuesday, April 13, will be
making any objection to the claim Parents’ Dav at the school,
mention this because of the harmony
Trv us to-d K-
!'1’l,ren,e 1,1
style and comfort.
P of the plaintiff, that the deed in ques-
Both the
R Blaine Haya,
»ml good business sense that prevail,
grades and the high school will be
I
I
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hos.
Roberts,
amongst the co-operative associations
t «ion was held by the bank as security open to visitors all day.
Annie Roberts,
—Regular
today, and in this respect, too, the
for the payment of the money advan-
ÓVer 300 ,abric’ Spri-K Suits
Executor, of the last will and
classes will be conducted and work
Maple Leaf Creamery Association is
tes-1 ced for and on behalf of the corpora­
previously
done
will
be
on
exhibition.
to be congratulated. The snap shot «ament of Ella R Hays. deceased.
tion, Ihe defendant E. D. Severance
1 here will also be an evening session
Cleaning and Presst ng.
Carl Haberlach. Attorney for said
man doffs hi, hat to the stockholders estate.
recites over his own signature that he from seven o’clock till nine, during
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iiiuv,
uurn
•nd patrons of Maple Leaf Creamery
Hrst publication is April 8. l<JI? ’ ' is the owner of the stock in question, which time several high
J. W. ED WALL, Tillamook
— school
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Allocution in recognition of the
•nd which is in direct conflict with es will
«-or. of let Street and 2nd Avenue.
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I »st publication is May 6, 1915. | jl
be
held
and
laboratory
work
the testimony of himself and wife will be
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done. Everyone is invited to
Editorial Snap Shots.
END OF CONTEST IN SIGHT
Closes on Saturday, April 17th, at
Seven o’clock.
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