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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1915)
Mí ♦ R. IXT / Vol. XXVI No. 43. ■ ? <? What is the good of earning money and extravagant ly SQUANDERING it? The man who piles up his money in the bank will also EARN MORE. Why ? He will take more INTEREST in what he is doing and he will be given the chance for promotion, or for a PARTNERSHIP, over the matt who foolishly spends all he makes. Make OUR bank YOU R bank. We pay 4 per cent interest on Time Deposits. 'll1 7'illamook County Bank. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS Don’t miss the removal sale at the Grand Leader. Mrs. E. E. Shaw has opened drcss- j making parlors in the McGee apart- ■'¿Bargains at the Grand Leader. * * i ment house. Apartment 4. Removal sale at the Grand Leader.* A marriage license was issued to Bring your Kodac troubles to C. I. , John Erw in Freeman and Blanche B. Qouglt Co. * j Biggerstaff, both of Salt Air. Films developed 10c. roll (6ex.) at G. L. Dick returned from Salem on C. I. Clough Co. Friday, where he had taken Mrs. Safe deposit boxes for rent. Tilla- ! Dick for medical treatment. * mook County Bank. Miss Ruth Holmes returned to Buy your films, plates, paper, etc. : Eugene on Monday to resume her * 1 studies at the State University. from C. I. Clough Co. ri Houses to Rent, see Watson. The place to eat is at Eats,” Ramsey Hotel. ♦ the “Good * We develop and print for the ama- I teurs,—C. I. Clough Co. * Try those 25c dinners at the Ram sey “Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for merly of the Spanish Kitchen. * Standard No. 4 letter press 10x12 inch for sale at half price as I have The Tillamook Meat C^., is paying no use for same.—Rollie Watson. * ten cents for green hides. * Preserve eggs while they are cheap, A car load of choice seed potatoes Water glass is safe and reliable. * ' just received at Ray & Co. Clough will tell you how to use it. * Born, on Monday, to the wife of The post office will be moved to its Dr. Jack Olson, a daughter. new quarters in the Masonic building For Sale—Stair carpet, 50c. per yd. soon after the first of next month. Apply to Mrs. Anna Billings. B. F. Laughlin vs. G. L. Dick and All kinds of Dahlia Bulbs for sale, L. E. Dick, is a suit filed in the cir toe. each, Apply to Mrs. Billings. cuit court to recover $350.00 on prom ■iHarry Kerr has rented the Allen issory notes. Hanse and will renovate that hotel. The suit brought by Dr. Hawk ^Mby & Co. have just received a against Mrs. Al Jurhs was withdrawn Jen*load of Burbank seed potatoes. * as it was found that the bill had been paid. A fine quality of Tillamook made No one will deny that the city- shingles at the Tillamook Feed Co. * should have a new city hall, for the Spray your trees! 50 gallons of present barn has been in use long spray for 35c., Tillamook Feed Co. * enough. We are in a position to make some Don’t forget to consult Drs. Lowe long time farm loans. First National & Turner, eye specialists' at Jenkins’ Bank Jewelry store, Friday and Saturday, Clarence Atterbury came in from April 23-24. trip. land on Monday on a business A. E. Doerge has traded his town property for 200 acres of land he M'e weld castings of all metals. I longing to James Fallen, near the Bahr welding a specialty.—Hiner & Yellow Fir Mill. Kd * Preserve eggs w hile they are cheap, A petition is being circulated ask Liq Glass will do it perfectly, fresh ing that the City Council erect a new stock with full directions at C. I. city hall. Clough Co. * Several choice city lots 50X100 ft. The tug Geo. R. Vosburg, came ti on monthly payments.—See Ro'.lh the city on Tuesday. She has been Mhtson. leased by the Oregon Fisheries Co., • fWe can furnish you cedar fence for deep sea fishing. pMts for 8c. each, Tillamook Feed For Sale—New visible Oliver Type ^^Binpany, * writer, absolutely as good as new, Th- Grand Leader will move about will take $80.00 cash or payments.— * May 15th into the building now oc- Leland B. Erwin. «■pv 1 by the post office. A. C. Everson hos bought the z Hpk ctric Vacuum Cleaner for rent. office building next to the Western 50c per hour. Apply at the Electric Shoe Co. store and moved his real estate office there. Store next to Gem Theater. < - bAMAR’S VARIETY STORE, Tillamook, Oregon. - X.-1Z TILLAMOOK, OREGON, "PAi/DEA/T MAATfWTS WS MONEY //V THE BANE-SOME DAY HE W/LL HEED /T. “Drop in and book fíround- > » Z 4 Z- « Z kz ❖ APRIL 22, 1915, $1.50 PER YEAR. Removal sale at the Grand Leader.* W illamina for Portland, was arrested Bargains at the Grand Leader. * and brought back to Tillamook. He was sent to the training school for Don’t miss the removal sale at the I boys, Deputy Campbell taking him « Grand Leader. to Salem. One ton of coal equals two cords of Fairview Grange will hold its next wood and you don’t have ‘o sow and regular meeting on the first Thurs- split it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Hello day in May and it is earnestly desired Centray Gi'me 28W, * there be a large attendance, as there For sale—six roomed house and are many important matters to be two lots corner 5th and Park Street. brought before the Grange, this be Small cash payment, and balance on ing the last meeting before the State easy terms. Enquire of E. Kirk. * Grange convenes. Mrs. \ iolet Vanderhoof, w hose 6 rooms, plastered house, bat!:, toilet, hot water, laundry tubs, elec husband deserted her about twelve tric lighted, will rent or lease to de months since, was bound over to the sirable tenant—See Rollie Watson. * grand jury by Justice Marcher, at Bay City, for breaking into the house Protect your valuable papers from belonging to Judge W ebster Holmes the unexpected fire by renting one of at Garibaldi, and stealing a number ot our safe deposit boxes, Only one articles of furniture. She was released [I dollar per year. Tillamook County on a bone! of $50. Her three children Bank. were sent to the Boys’ and Girls' County School Superintendent W. Home. S. Buel returned from San Francisco Mr Lance the photographer of last week, where he had gone with Bay City, is now in partnership with C. B. Wiley, who is taking treatment Dr. Monk, in Monk's Studio. Mr. for cancer. Lance is one of the best portrait pro- WANTED—A loan of $15.00.00 on togrophers in the state, and patrons good Tillamook property, will pay 8 of this studio are assured as good per cent interest. For further particu work as can be had anywhere. Any lars inquire of Geo. W. Winslow, thing pertaining to photography is Commercial Club Bldg. their line.—Developing and printing We have made special arrange- for the Amateur carefully done at ments with the Telephone Co., to competition prices. Call in and look connect you directly with our office, over their samples, and if its pictures in case you wish any of our GOOD you want, you wili need go no furth COAL, I.amb-Schrader Co., Call 28W er. SERVICE Ask any of our customers about First National service They are all Pleased with it and can tell you why First National Bank, Tillamook, Ore. i band and family in this, their hour of grief and sorrow. “With a cherry smile and a wive ot the hand, She has wondered into the unknown land.” Resolved, that a copy of these reso lutions be sent to the bereaved hus band and father and mother: that they be published in our countv pa pers and placed on file in the minutes of our club. Grace Bester, Bertie Tinnerstet and Rose Crawford, committee. is: Resolved: That military training should be given in American colleges and universities. A good attendance is desired. In the writing contest going on be tween the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades this week. A great deal of in terest is taken in this contest, and it is hoped that the benefits will be last ing. In the girls’ track meet last Friday, the fifth grade won the highest gen eral average, 525-ri; the average number of points for the fourth grade •s 47 J-8; and for the sixth grade 44% The features of this .meet were a run ning broad jump, a running high n sip, and a fifty yard dash. The re suits of this meet count towards the prize cup, offered by merchants of this city. Ella Davison was the high est point winner, taking first place for her class in all three events. Fol lowing are the winners of first places in the three classes: Running broad jump- Class A. I.ulu Thayer; Class B, Ella Davidson, Class C., Mary Easom. Running high jump. Class A., Per nice Dicky; Class B., Ella Davidson; ( lass C., Grace Jollife. 50-yard dash. Class A. Donno Mac- Kenkie; Class B., Ella Davidson, Class C., Mary Easom. Quite a number of friends of Mrs. A. J. Stillwell, met at her home on Saturday afternoon, and gave her a very pleasant surprise, the occasion being her birthday. Those present were: Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. McGhee. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Hill, The Bar View Hotel under man Mrs. Rugar, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Con agement of Dr. W. A. Wise is open over, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. ar.d making a specialty of clams, Harris, Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Stanley, TILLAMOOK WOULD DEFEAT crabs and chicken dinners. Dr. Wise Mrs. Stillwell and Miss Lillian Sever JUDICIARY BILL. will do dental work by appointment ance. The afternoon was spent very at the hotel. ♦ pleasantly. Refreshments were served Referendum May be Invoked on Law The Episcopal Guild met at the after which all departed, wishing Mrs Creating Extra Judge for Wash home of Mrs. Stanley Coates on Tues Stillwell many happy returns of the ington and Tillamook. day afternoon and spent a pleasant day. ------o----- - afternoon. The next meeting will be There is considerable talk, especial Y. F. F. Club. at the home of Mrs. Campbell on ly in Tillamook county, about invok Tuesday, May 4th. ing the referendum on the bill creat The club met with Clara Maver, ing a new judiciary district of Wash Wanted to trade or sell house and March 27, and was pleasantly enter ington ami Tillamook counties, a lot in Tillamook or in Portland for tained. Miss Hiner was Miss Maver's will appear from the following item second hand auto; 2, 20 and 50 acre guest. The club was invited to meet from the Tillamook Headlight: tracts of land for sale—Apply to J. S. with Lydia Furrer, April 10. On ac “rime is fast passing away and a Stephens ft Co., Room I, Commercial count of the absence of some of the very few weeks remain to circulate Building, Tillamook, Ore. * members and the failure of notice to petitions to refer the new judiciary All parties having any calves to sell appear in the newspapers, there were district of W ashington and Tillamook will do well to call up Neilson & Mel- not enough members present to hold counties. Here is something that the Grangers should take hold of and de choir in Tillamook City on the Mu a meeting. feat, for they know full well that it tual phone. You might get more The club is invited to meet with means more taxation to keep on cre Methodist Church, April 35. money for your calves as they are Florance Morgan, Saturday after ating new offices. Let’s all get busy and 'swat' the system of making tin paying the highest prices. * noon, April 24. taxpayers keep and feed so many Sunday School to o’clock. For Sale—One seven horse power office holders.” Morning worship 11 a.m. Rev. The matter is being urged by th- wood saw, with standard gasoline I. O. O. F. Anniversary. lames Moore, 1). 1)., District Slipt. Fairview Grange of Tillamook Coun engine for $350.00, this an exception of Salem District will preach at the ally good bargain. One, Mitchell The I. O. O. F will observe the ty, and it is needless to say that when morning service. Lewis ft Staver Gasoline Wood saw, ninety sixth anniversary of the Ordi i the grangers arc thoroughly aroused Class meeting 12 m. 6 horse power, $300.00. Inquire of A. with appropriate exercises on Mon over the useless expenditure ! of the Epworth League, 7 p.m. i bound K. Case. ♦ day evening April 26th, 1915, at th peoples' money, something is Evening worship 8 o’clock. to “pop”. Theme of sermon "The lesson of For Sale, block 1 and block 6, Park Christian Church, at 7:30 o’clock When interviewed by the Itemiz<-r War." Addition, consisting of 12 lots be Rev. H. A. Van Winkle will deliver in reference to his attitude com 1 i ro the principal address. Everybody in Special music at these services. tween 3rd and 5th sreets. Will some ing the matter of invoking the refer Edw. Gittins, Pastor. body make me a cash offer on these vited to attend. endum on the bill, Judge Harry H lots for immediate sale?—Rollie W. Belt said, that, in his opinion, the bill Subscription Contest Closes. Announcement. Watson, Todd Hotel Bld., Tillamook, ought never to bicorne a law, as ont ----- o------ Oregon. * judge, by hard work, is able to trans The subscription contest of the Dr. Jocob E. Shearer wishes to an act all of the business in the court« E L. Kourts, who was fatally in Headlight came to a close on Satur nounce that he has located in Clover jured last week by a blast at Blaine, of the three counties, lie states that, day evening, when Miss Jessie Don died on Friday night at Boals’ Hos dale, Oregon, for the practice of his from a selfish standpoint, he perhaps aldson was awarded the first prize, profession, that of medicine and sur pital. The body was taken to Oregon should favor the bill, as it reduces a Overland five passenger auto, City on Satuarday for burial, being gery. Special attention given office liis expense account and the amount which was the most valuable priz patients, Obstretices, Diseases of oí work he is obliged to do, but feels accompanied by his wife and two Women, Children, Chronic Diseases that a circuit judge is well paid and ever given away in a contest in Till children. and Surgery. Office hours 2 to 5. All should be willing to devote his entire amook County. She obtained 2,7.--(,o->o Frank Burns had the misfortune to calls morning and evening promptl votes, Mrs. Rollie Watson w . •> time to the work. break his left arm last week at the answered. second with 1,589,500 votes. Both The bill was brought about by the bridge north of town. He was step these contestants did a large amount manipulations of a few poli'icians, Notice. ping off an auto, driven by Burr of business. 'I he third prize was won who apparently had no rtgard for a Beals Jr., which had not been stop by Mrs. Edna Hoover and the fourth useless expenditure of the tax;, .yers’ ped, which threw him. Dr. Boals set The Board of Directors of school by Miss. Lottie Wade. hard-earned money. — I ’ olk ounty district No. 24 will hold a meeting the injured limb. Itcmizer. I thank every one who so kindly James Feeney bought suit against April 27, 1915, for the purpose of con For some re son, the committee sidering teachers applications for a and generously assisted me in win- J. S. Kennedy to secure payment for appointed by the Fairview Grange gasoline donkey engine fixtures, principal and an assistant t acher. ha* allowed matters to drift a'ong, nig the Overland car in the Headlight None but experienced teachers need contest. With best wishes to all. owing to a dispute in the matter Jus and from | re . nt indications nothing apply. Jessie Donaldson. tice Stanley took a Solomon’s view of be done to refer thia mca tire to Mrs. Albert Easom, Clerk w iil the case and cut the amount in two the people. One reason being given Mr. Baker, Tillamook Headlight; and made each stand half. DIKED TIDE LANDS AND FINE is, that thi is the only measure to b< Dear Sir—Kindly express my Docs your Fire Insurance cover BOTTOM LANDS »150 AN ACRE referred, and it would put the state to thanks and appreciation through the an expense of $io,ooo for holding an your property—your House or your columns of your paper to my many personal belongings? Are you insured I will sell you 10 to 40 acres and election. What if it does? It will b< friends who gave me their subscrip and protected? Does your policy read give you easy terms of payment if a good thing and will show up the tions and support in the Headlight correctly? If you don’t know, bring you want them. Write me for further methods used to create n w offices subscription contest. -Mrs. Rollie your insurance policy to us and we information. Wm. G. Stearns, 520 by certain state senators who en Watson. gineered the whole thing. Anyway will tell you—Rollie W. Watson,‘‘The Corbett Bldg. Portland. Oregon • Tillamook County is getting thi I wish to thank every one who so Insurance Man.” worst of the deal and will only have- kindly assisted me in winning the Vote of Condolence. Mend your own tires and inner two terms of court. gold watch in the Hcadlightsubscrip- ------ o — tubes with “The Double Mileage tion contest.—Miss. Lottie Wade. Fairview Birthday Club met wit n Steam Valcaniaer." Can carry it in School Note*. Mr*. Claude Ackley, Wednesday, mend your tire your machine and ■ - o---- - Call For City Warrants. while on the rim, in any old place. April 4th, passed the following reso Remember Friday evening, Aprii lutions: Complete outfit only $7.50. Come and All Tillamook City Road Warrants Whereas, the silent messenger of 23, at the Opera Hou»e, beginning at let us show you the set. Tillamooic death ha* removed from our midst tight o'clock, admission 25 and 35 Series “B” outstanding will be paid Feed Co. on presentation. Interest ceases this our much esteemed sister Violet Still cent*, the Senior play. Next Tuesday evening at the High 19th day of April, 1915. Harold Collier, who broke into a well, therefore, be it School, the Webster Club ha* it* last M. W. Harrison, Resolved, That we extend our heart School store at Beaver, and then left the City Treasurer. county, and then took the train at felt sympathy to her bereaved hus- debate, The question to be discussed The annual meeting of the Tilla mook Commercial Club will be held next Monday evening at the club room, where officers for the ensuing I year will be elected and other ■ busi- ness transacted. 1 fu
