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Tillamook Headlight, June IO, Ifilo. ■----------------------------------- ■ ■ Special Session of Circuit Court. TWO COUNTIES FORM JOINT $5000 in this County to be used on the ------o------ Three “ Rivers. . ’ ROAD DISTRICT. ........ Circuit Judge Geo. R. Bagley has During the discussion, the matter oi ■ —o--- the cost of building the 5(4 miles was called a special term of the circuit Tillamook and Yamhill Counties frequently taken up and Roadmaster court for Monday, June June 21, Agree to Expend $20.000 on Sour Hobson was asked numerous ques when only equity cases, or those Grass Route tions. He suggested that the work be' specified in the order will be taken For several months past the County let in three sections, and he informed | I up. They are as follows: Courts of Yamhill and. I Tillamook the courts that it was his opinion that Warren Construction Co. vs. Tilla counties have been endeavoring to the road could be constructed and mook City. . . anil arrive at some planked for $20,000, and could be get together ....................... ; ; D. L. Shrode et al, vs. R. H. Ash agreement to form a joint road dis completed in 60 days after work was croft. _ trict for the purpose - of building a commenced. T his seemed a surprise Eilers Music House vs. tv. v. road to connect the two suitable 1-— to the members of the courts, but as Dwight. counties, which is an improvement contracts are being let at a low figure A. G. Beals vs. F. H. Wilkins and been undertaken that should have this year, a considerable saving is go Burton Rice. arrangement was years ago. T his T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. F. D. ing to be made 111 building the road a Bi„u <•«. meeting of the two agreed at *• a Mitchell. County Courts in this city yesterday. this year.________________ George Dustan vs. W. C. Hawk et County Judge J. B. Dodson and Printing the News. al. Commissioner W. S. Allan represent T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. Axel ed Yamhill County, and County Judge We often hear some thoughtless Anderson. A. M. Mare and Commissioners Ella Hempie vs. Emery Wagner Frank Owens and Geo. R. McKim- fellow say. “If 1 was running a paper* and Roscoe Barker. ens represented this county. Road 1 would print the news. 1 don’t care James Bibby vs. Josef Blaser. master Hobson, of Tillamook was who it might hit. If they don t want J. C. Perry vs. Louis U. Albert. to get into the paper, let them keep also in attendance. Carl A. Patzlaff vs. Janies W. of trouble." We remember one Both counties have $15.00 each >or out and A. M. Myer. particular instance in which a similar the purpose of constructing a road Louis Albert vs. Jeff Fleck and between the two counties, and when remark was made. W e had, through Ben Via. the pleadings of a mother and a tear the movement was first started Polk Dan Nicklas vs. S. L. Rathburn. “Killed 1 ” a good story county was included in the project, ful sister, "Killed Olympia Beer Co. vs. E. F. Laugh a rather concerning the escape of but after the first meeting that coun ty dropped out, leaving the other two worthless young man. But to his lin.Coats Driving and Boom Co., vs. counties to come to some amicable mother and sister he was not worth S. Johnson. arrangement in * financing it. 1 wo less, and they prevailed upon us not Alma <1 r rd ■ i {5 ci 11 v 111 * 1» c» ft Bernheim Distilling Co. vs. E. F. routes were proposed. One by way oi of to print the item which would dis- Laughlin. Bentley and the other the Sour Grass, grace them for ever. And we did nut Oregon Motor Car Co. vs. L. M. of and over these two routes there, print it. So we were accused and Dennis. naturally, was some contention, for cowardice by this certain critic The Adjustment Bureau of Port local reasons more than anything were told that we did not know how land vs. B. L. Beals, Jr. else. Both counties had these two to run a newspaper. In vain we tried L. S. Miller vs. Laneda Inc. routes looked over and they were i to explain that many things besides B. F. Laughlin, vs. G. L. and L. E. _j and Road- our own personal likes and dislikes surveyed by engineers also instructed entered into our w'eekly labor. It was Dick. master Hobson was a., Chas. Ray, et al, vs. L. W. V to go over the routes and report. no use, he said, we should print the Dyke. They all reported in favor of the news. Six months later the same man W. G. Dwight vs. S. G. Reed. Sour Grass route, which necessitates came sneaking up to our home in the Jno S. Meek vs. J. E. Williams and the building of 4(4 miles of new road dead of the night to plead and beg in Yamhill County and one mile ,11 with us not to print a much worse Lillian L. Williams. L. S. Miller vs. E. H. Lane and story in which he himself was mixed Tillamook County. Yesterday there was some little de up. We had the story but had no in Mertie E. Lane. Carl O. Shragren vs. The “Arab.” lay in the members of both courts tention of printing it, for it was one Grace Johnson vs. J. C. Johnson. arriving at a decision on account of of those things that it is best for all W. G. Dwight vs. John Krebs ct al. of what territory should be taken in concerned and for the public to sup Sylvia I. Rice vs. Earl E. Rice. to the new road district and what press. But our critic had heard that G. F. Chaphe vs. R. H. Ashcroft ct amount oi money should be paid by we knew' the details and, with the un each county, as Commissioner Owens fairness that charactered his first ut ab Guy O. Smith vs. Merton R. De- wanted the Little Nestucca road cm- I ( terance, at once jumped to the con braced in the new district. This Judge clusion that we would chortle with Long, et al. Morrison Mills vs. Randolph Lamb Dodson would not agree to, and it joy over a chance’ to flaunt such 1 a f„.»_ of and Sarah L. Lamb. was finally agreed that 4(4 miles in choice bit of gossip in the faces Evan J. Owens vs. Alberta Frock, Yamhill County and one mile in T ill our readers. Remembering his atti- amook County form the road district. ' tude on the other occasion we let him ct al. John Hahn vs. Gus Mahne and Then the matter of how much money squirm a bit. We reminded him of each county should appropriate was a the former statement and intimated Marie Mahne. F. S. Whitehouse vs. Calvin S. bone of contention. Judge Dodson that he had at that time opened our and Commissioner Allan contended eyes. "We should print the news. If Black et al. J. Baumgartner vs. Martha Psetak, that the building of the raod was of anyone did not want to get into the more benefit to Tillamook than to paper, let them keep out of trouble.” et al. George L. Hamlin vs. Lydia S. Yamhill county, which the members He remembered. He admitted that of the Tillamook County Court had he had so expressed himself. And this Morgan. Dennison Billings and Anna Bill to admit was the case. Judge Dodson case was different. Moreover, he was said they had come over here with a a prominent man—and married—and ings vs. Frank J. Dye et al. he had a family — and 4II of the same Jeff D. Matney vs. Lizzie Matncv. proposition that each county donate M. Abplanalp, administrator of the $10,000. Although they had $15,000 sluff that every editor hears when appropriated they had a large amount some one gets into trouble. Well the estate of M. Irndorf, vs W. R.Lusbv, et al. of work to do on connecting roads, story was not printed. It never would Sarah E. Blazer vs. Charles H. which would take more than $5,000. have been. But we feel sure that our Commissioner < Iwcns endeavored to critic believes that the only thing Blazer. W. G. Dwight vs. J. A. Ross et al. have I illamook's appropriation plac that kept it out was his ‘prominence E. H. Gray vs John Bash and Annie ed at $7,500 but the Yamhillers would and influence.” No, dear friend, not budge, and it was eventually about the only clement that was tot I. Bash. School District No. 54 vs Frank agreed that both counties should con ally ignored in coming to our decis Barnes and wife. tribute $10,000 ami the additional ion was you, yourself. John Stoker vs. Otis Jones etal. J. H. Hicks vs. B. L. Beals, Jr. et al. bred Lange vs. R. P. York Samuel Leback et al, vs. Allan II. \\ ilson et al. Alfred Gubser vs. G. W. Wilks et al Lee R. Ijams et al vs. Mrs. Melvina Venen et al. lillatnook County Bank vs. Francis Gasoline and Cylinder Oils, Auto Repairing done at D. Mitchell, et al. Reasonable Figures. Work guaranteed. Feeney & Bremer vs. M. H. Dennis et al. Amos Vaughn et al vs. Gug Vaughn ct al. Frank Hancnkratt vs. U. G. Jack- son. Evelyn Rhodes vs. Frank Rhodes Eliza D. Bailey vs. A. M. Myers et Tillamook Garage and Machine | Shop. OPPOSITE THE SAW MILE. LAWYER & SLYTER, Prop. HERE YOU WILL FIND BARGAINS INNUMERABLE. Not in this Ad. of co irsj, sproa psrmds of mintion ora few on'y, but at thy store reprasintid by th:s announoamont will you fiud BARGAINS in every Dipt., 01 every Counter, Show Case, Dis play! fixture and table, at tha store of nationally advertised and nationally known Merchandise. Everything in the Store Reduced in Price. 4UXôm’s BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. The Dry Goods Section is alive with Bargains, and you would do well to sjiend a few minutes in look ing over the displays of merchandise so frequently made n this section. A meri can Calicoes, 5c. 'vi HARM« .ADJUSTABLE, Ï DRESS / )w<p——70/ 1 / adji / stable 1 D. Pier- Daisy Smith et al vs Clara F. Ken nedy et al. Walter J. Logus vs. James H. Mendenhall. L. Jensen vs. A. M. Myer et al. Oscar Johnson vs. P. Krall ct al. j Ts’ Tillamook City, . 1 odd As recorder. r u . Reynolds vs. J. W. Vint and Cl. B. Lamb. John 1 heiler vs Tillamook County. Children Lost in Wood*. C onsidcrablc excitement wai caus ed on \\ ednesday wh :n it became known that two children were lost in the woods Mr. and Mrs. Percy Shel don and family were camped near Amos \aughns, where Mr. Sheldon is engaged in building. The two chil dren. one 7 and the other 4 years old. disappeared about ten o'clock in the ■•'orntng. It scents that they had caught a rabbit and went into the woods with the expectation of catch- I g another, when they became lost. was at first thought that they mi-ht have been drowned^ and search mg parties were organixetl. 11 was getting dusk when the children were found about a mile frSn the road, and it was surprising the amount of territory they had covered in their endeavor to find a way out. Sheriff Crenshaw took a party of nine me 11s auto from this city- to search the children. M. E. Church Notice Sunday June 'W Aoj(usrAiLC O mss '■;éiectr’ic;-. Epworth League 7 o’clock. r veiling worship 8 p.m. Theme of sermon "Wild Grapes ” H you have no stated place of wor ship come to these services. Edward Gittins. pastor. The large scow and diki^ machine which was towed inby the Sue H. Elmorcfor Collier & Stevetis, who have the contract to dike H. J. Good speed s and on the Wilson river, after undergoing afew repairs in this city was towed down there on Tues day to commence -work. Towels, 10c. Good size bleached and unbleached Turk Towels and plain and pink bordered Huck-a-BackTowels Splen did values at regular prices. Amoskeag Ginghams, * 9c. Special Sale of House Dresses, 98c. and $1.39 For values to $1.25 and $1.75. Two special pricings in Ladies’ House Dresses, in sizes from 34 to 46. They are shown in Prints, Ging hams and Percales in light and dark colors, and included in the selection there arc several styles in the fam ous "Electric” House Dresses the many important features embodied in this make having gained for them a remarkable reputation among women who appreciate comfortable and at the same time good fitting dresses for house or morning wear. Every Ladies' TRIMMED HAT in the Store is Selling for Dess. The whole of our stock of Amos keag Ginghams, which have hereto fore been selling atal2%c. per yard are now on sale at this great Q saving. i/C. Actual to 22\c. value Wash Fabrics for Dainty Frocks, 17 Included in the selection there are dainty and pretty colored Voile Kaj antes, I landkerchief Linens, and Crepe Nippons, representing a selec tion of the newest and most up-to- date Wash Fabrics, at remarkable saving prices. SHEETS, PILLOW CASES. SHEETING & TUBINGS AT GREAT SA VINGS. Copyright Hart Schaffner Sale of F HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Sw'ts for Men, $23.85 For $25 and $27.50 values. We can fit every figure and give splendid values too. Just now you can effect a saving that, right in the middle of the season, is well worth securing. Come in and look over our selec tion. You will not be importuned to buy. All other values in both Hart Shaf- fner and Marx and other makes cor respondingly reduced in prices. You Can Buy Special Price Reductions have been made on every Hat in the store, and Florsheim Shoes Here arc some real worth while when we remind you that every hat savings for the thrifty housewife For Less. shown was designed and made in Yes even such a well known, nat our own workrooms under the direct who likes to have a supply of house ionally advertised and fixed price supervision of Miss Jones, of Port linen always ready when needed. line of merchandise is included in land, you will at once admit the ad the reductions now obtaining at Actual 13c. Value visability of buying NOW. this store. Florsheim Shoes are just Pillow Cases, Every Ladies' ly renowed for style, quality, lasting wear, and moderateness in price. SUIT, COAT, DRESS, Buy now and pay less. SKIRT, WAIST, Etc. Hemmed Tillow Cases, full 42X36 MEN’S WOMEN'S » In the Store is inches in size, and ready for use. A CHILDREN’S BEACH UNDERPRICED. Remarkable Saving. AND OUTING No matter what your requirements mry be, you can make an important Actual 83c. value FOOTWEAR. saving on every purchase you make Our selections in Beach and^Out Hemmed Sheets, in the Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Sec ing Wear are now complete, Below tion on the Balcony. we describe several of the new« Every) SUIT Underpri:ed. lines in footwear. Every COAT Underpriced. Bleached and Hemmed Sheets, full Sandals, Every SKIRT Underpriced. 72X90 in size. Pure,unfilled and ready Every DRESS Underpriced. to use. Splendid Value. Every WAIST Underpriced. Sandals to fit Men, Women and Children. Shown in colors white and Actual io 28c. value SPECIAL 9c 69c. 83c. to $1.89 MENTION Pillow Tubings, Is accorded to the following reduc tions. Ladies’ Suits ui to $25.00 in value now $16.45 Ladies' Coats up to $10.00 in value now $5.83 Ladies' Wa/sfs up to $2.00 in value now $1.19 'Ladies' Muslinwear up to $1.44 in value now «3- Sunday School 10 o’clock W E. Noyes, Supt. Sermon to children 10:45. Morning worship 11 o’clock. Theme of sermon H he value of Trouble " leaded n,<*t,ng 13 W- M Heaston F k INSTANTLY À I Clara Pierion vs. Francis Splendid Washing and Fast Color Prints, in colors black, red, claret, blue, pink, grey and navy with spots figures, stripes and conventional de signs. Actual 12ic. value 98c. SATURDAY ¿MUSLIN SPECIAL 10c. 36 inch Hope, Fruit of the Loom, and Lonsdale Bleached Muslins, as well a» our famous unbleached Cabot A, all of which re tail regularly at l‘2ic. per Saturday only at 10c. Oxfords 69c. to $1.89 Pepperrell, Indian Head and Lew Tennis Shoes and Oxfords in* iston Linen Finish Pillow Tubings, styles for Men, Women and C"1 dren. Shown in White and Blac« in widths 42 and 45 inches. only. Cinderella Pumps, Actual to 38c. value Sheetings, $1.75 Ladies’ Cinderella Pumps—*1!* new outing wear—are shown ' 80 and 90 inch wide Bleached Cali- white duck tops, with solid ru" • fornia and Pepperell, and 80 and 90 soles and heels and one ankle st P inch wide unbleached Sheetings that All sizes in stock. Men’s and Boy s sell regularly from 33c. to 38c. yard. 29c. Actual 25c. value Included in the latter there are Nightgowns, Petticoats, Combina- tions, and Princess Slips. I 21c. Tennis Shoes Stamped Pillow Cases, 19c. Pillow Cases of nice fine quality Absolutely unfilled, hemmed, and stamped in pretty floral and conven tional designs, ready for working. A Bargain in Fancy Needlework you should investigate at once. Ventilated Oxfords for Men, $3.00 Tan \ entilated Oxfords, with solid leather soles. All sizes in stock. Elk-Hide Outing Shoes. Shown in colors of Tan, Olive *® Black, and in all sizes for Me# Boys’ Sizes. 8 to Ili Boys' Sizes, 12 to 2 Boys’ Sizes, 2i to 5i Men’s Sizes, 6 to 11 $1-69 $J- $2- $* ■*' SEWING COTTON SPECIAL. 7 Spools 25c. Clark’s O.N.T. Sewing Cottons in colors white and black, sold regularly at 5c per spool 7 g ?5c. Buy Now 1