Vol. XXVI
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, OCTOBER 7,
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J
,
Jlraöliöbt
1915,
io<b r„rt n,i s'”a,!1 fur"i»hed house,
centrally
located.-J. H
GRAND JURY REPORT
■tv‘haXAi M McCurtain is in the
court
g
•>’<■ circuit
Compliments County Officials and
Recommends A den non to Court
House.
I1.50 PER YEAR.
«CQrZQQQOOMQGGCGCOQCCGd
riie grand jury having completed
? i?,Ho*la’!dJv.s Eastman Wilton
work ou Wednesday, submitting a
o recovcSrXu.85.,n ‘he drcuit £Ourt 1 its
report to Judge Bagley. The report
otnpliiucnts the county officials and
U
r’?1"? and Myrtle Mill
.commends that the county court I
i rud Fi j.hy from a two week’
->y a tax ci half a mill to improve
■acatiun 111 Eastern Origen.
nd make addition to the court house,
tie report is as follows:
We, lhe grand jury of the Countv
.sc whi PkortU,lJ
San Fran
Ask any of our customers
f'Tillamook hereby respectfully rc-
SC'J where they will visit the fair,
ort
that
we
have
now
concluded
out
n' Gitchel1 vs. Jackson Lc
about First National service
• burs and request that we be dis-
coun't ‘S ? SUK,fllcd in 'he circui
tiargcd trom further service.- We
court to quiet title of certain proper .ave
examined into the condition
They are all Pleased with
nd management of the public pri­
Justice Frank Taylor fined Join ons of the county, and into the con­
i
it and can tell you why
ranklin $35.00 and costs for assaul ation and management of the offices I
upon C-
Wooley las .ertaining to the courts of justice in
week, and being unable to pay th. nc county, and also into the condi-
fine_was locked up in the county jail 1011 and management of public rec­
ords and buildiugs of the county, and
Wanted—Furnished dairy rancl ve hereby certify that we have found
near 1 lllainook or Cloverdale. Per he same to be in goqd order and the
centage basis. Experienced cow mai public record* well kept; but would
TnE
a"d „mer. References. Chas. E espectfully recommend to the Hon-
Clorc, R.F.D. No. 2 Beaverton, Ore.1 jrable County Court of Tillamook
'PRUDENT
Mrs. Fred Zaddach was one of th< Jounty, Oregon, as follows:
First, that the steam pipes in the I
judges in the National Dahlia Shov
MANM
Portland which was a well meritec aasement of the county court house
honor conferred on her, for she in ai >e ■covered with asbestos in order to
It is absolute FOLLY for a mat) who intends to
enthusiastic and successful dahlii conserve the heat generated by the
.urnace for heating the county court
grower.
marry 1 or who
has „?^VIFE a,ld CHILDREN directly
*
louse ; and
A
dependent upon HIM not to save a part of his income
1 Pe-I£.r. Crockatt, English teacher o
Second, that the County Court be­ I 1
from his earnings or his business.
the Tillamook High School, has ten ginning with the county tax levy for »OCOO&SOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOCCOOOOOOOCQCOOOOOCOGOOOGOGOOO
uered his resignation to the Schoo .he year 1915, levy one-half mill each
A bank account is like a ball of snow • it will
Board. Mr. Crockatt is going to en year until sufficient taxes shall be
melt away unles you YDD to it. The habit of con­
tions, dnd the students were much
list in the Canadian or British arm) aised to make a suitable addition to Class B, fifth prize.
Helen Stain, machine and hand benefited by the talk.
stantly INCREASING the balance in their credit will
to take part in the war.
he said court house, for the reason made
dress, fifth prize.
make any man or worn an RICH.
Superintendent Onthank plans to
Miss Carrie Galwith, sister of Mrs hat some of the offices of most im­ The four pupils who won out at the
Make OUR bank YOUR bank.
J. S. Lamar, left for Kansas Cit) portance therein are becoming crowd­ County Fair, Leona Rupp, Bessie have many good lectures delivered to
W ednesday, where she will visit re ed, and from present indications it Thomas, Chester Jensen and Charles the students by local men.
We pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Deposit.
lativcs. It is seven years since th< will not be more than two years be­ Thomas, had a good time at the fair.
Cheese Scoring at the Stato Fair.
came to 1 illamook, She wi’l probabl) fore the said offices shall be insuffi­
cient in size to do the wrork necessary
be away several months.
lone therein.
Grading of Sour Grass Road Nearly
In the cheese scoring contest at the
For Sale—Light driving team, har­ Judge Bagley dissmissed the grand
Complete.
THE OLD RELIABLE.
State Fair at Salem last week, Tilla­
ness and hack. 1 .atter practically new. jury.______________
mook county had a close competitor
Will consider trade for cows 01
J. H. Hicks, of the Tillamook Bay for first honors. The scoring was as
Parcel
Post
Social.
young stock. Also two two year olds
Construction Company, who has the follows:
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broken to drive double or single.
contract for the Sour Grass road, Hugh Barber, Fairview, 95^4.
Remember
the
Parcel
Post
Social
Lloyd C. Smith, Bar View, Ore.
*
cuts out the hill at Dolph and Hugo Biberstcin, Monmouth, 95.
.0 be held in the Guild Hall, on Fri­ which
Charles Himes and family returned 1 Agent Ray Grate, of the S. P. has day evening, Oct. Sth. Program will the toll road, was in the city this Harry Hogan, Elwood, oa!4.
morning. He informs us that the Harry Thomas, Cloverdale, 94%.
from Princeton, Idaho, on Saturday, been advised that with the expiration je as follows:
work is progressing rapidlv and that Oscor Wcrschkul, Clover Leaf, 94.
and will reside on the farm 1 on the of the present excursion rates to Till
Selection,
The
McGhee
Orchestra.
the grading is completed with the ex­ Fred Mcitzkc Central, 935-6.
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Trask river.
amook County beaches on Octobei
Vocol Solo, Mabel Goync.
ception of a mile and a quarter, and N. N. Kirby, Three Rivers 03G.
25th,
a
special
rate
of
$6.00
from
Port
Scotch
Reading,
Peter
Crockatt.
Houses to Rent, see Watson.
♦
For rent—House, 4 rooms, pantry,
if the weather continues fine for an­ A. Schlappt, South Prairie, 93.
land for Saturday to Monday will gc
Selection, McGhee Orchestra.
also furnished house. Rents
other ten days all the grading will be A. Schmelzer, Red Clover, 93.
into
effect.
Films developed 10c. per roll.—C. I. ' able. Apply, Elmer Baker, reason-
Vocal
Duet,
Mrs.
Poorman
and
Lamb I
finished. The steam shovel is work­ Guy Ford, Maple Leaf, 92.
Clough Co.
♦
Miss
McKown.
*
Schrader dock.
ing night and day. Two bridges have Gordon Burge, Tillamook, ot.
Editor Taylor was in the city the
Vocol
Solo,
Ruby
McGhee.
put in and there are three others Christ Nelson, East Beaver, 88.
For your Sunday roast call Sani­
George Garrett an employee of the first of the week and Editor Rankin
After which games will be enjoyed been
tary Market.
to build, the lumber being on the
Portland Journal, was in the city this morning. W'e do not know what 11 and light refreshments served.
ground for them. In addition to the
happen if these two pencil
Get free Kodak instructions at C. I. on Wednesday. He is visiting relat­ would
bridges there are several small cul­
pushers
from
the
north
and
soutl
ives
at
Bay
City.
Clough Co.’s.
*
I1 ends of the county should happen to
Swastika Club.
verts to be buiit.
C. W. Miller has returned from Ab­ be here the same day.
Mr. Hicks informs us also that it is
All kinds of lunch meats at the
erdeen Wash., and Mrs. Miller will
The Swastika Club met at the home reported that Yamhill County is con­
Sanitary Market.
D. C. Collier, of Woods, returned if Mrs. B. D. Lamar, it being the first templating building the Bear
remain in Portland for two weeks be­
from a three weeks visit with friends nccting since the summer vacation, road, which will also be cl
Wanted a piano for the winter. In- 1 fore returning home.
in the W illainctte Valley last week.
quire at this office.
One ton of coal equals two cords of Mr. Collier has lived in the county fhere was a goodly attendance of able benefit to this county.
Safe deposit boxes tor rent. Tilla­ wood and you don’t have *0 sow and for 25 years, and during the past 13 nembers, the guests being Mcsdajnes
C. Lamb, S. A. Brodhead, R. V.
School Not-s.
mook County Bank.
* split it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Helio years has been to Tillamook City d.
Duncan, W. L. Campbell, H. Crcn-
twice. This was his first trip over the >haw and W. Hill.
* railroad into this county.
The place to eat is at the “Good Centray Gi’tne 28W.
The boys of the seventh
The afternoon was spent very eighth
grades have organized
Eats," Ramsey Hotel.
*
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dunstan return­
District Attorney T. H. Goync re­ .deasantly in music, games, conversa­ athletic club. The following officers
ed
from
Salem
on
Tuesday
where
tion
and
fancy
work.
At
a
timely
hour
turned
from
Salem
on
Friday,
where
Teams wanted to haul wood. Apply they had charge of Tillamook’s ex­
were elected, Robert Meyers, Pres.,
he had gone to attend a meeting of in invitation was extended by the Thomas Keys, Vice-Pres,
to Frank Hanenkratt.
*
Vicc-Pres, James
hibit at the State Fair.
the district attorneys, who discuss­ hostess to retire to the dining room Knudson, Secretary, Jeff O'Donnell,
Spring calves for sale—J. W. Jen­ 1 Protect your valuable papers fron ed the matter of inforcing the Sun­ where a delicious luncheon was serv­ Treasurer.
Boost! Boost your inferiors be­
after which the meeting adjourn­
nings, Kilchis River.
the unexpected fire by renting one of day closing law and the prohibition ed,
cause they need it.
ed to meet with Mrs. Haltom in Oct­
Margaret
Baker
has
been
absent
law.
It
was
left
to
each
district
at
­
G. L. Hunter, of Napa, Cal., is vis­ our safe deposit boxes. Only one
from school on account of sickness.
ober.
___________
All human lives leave a trail of mis­
iting relatives in the city.
1 dollar per year. Tillamook County torney to do as he saw best, in re­
gard to the Sunday closing law, it
Because of his mother's illness, Jeff takes in their wake. Growing isn’t
Bank.
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r
Plasker has returned from
being thought that the law could not
Bowling Association.
O'Donnell has been absent from having birthdays, but yearning the
| Having bought the Tillamook Iron be inforced in some counties, but
California and is now in Portland.
lessons of the mistakes—an^ then
school.
A. K. Case all business could be in others.
forgetting the mistakes.
The Tillamook Bowling Associa­
We are in a position to make sewne
some 1 1 Works from •••
The eighth grade enjoyed a picnic
r _ time farm
-
king
loans. First National from Sept. 1st will be transacted by | The regular meeting of the City tion met last Tuesday evening, Oct. at Bayocean lately through the cour­
We study agriculture out of the
Bank.
~
» 1 H. Sander.
books, but that doesn’t make us an
* Council was held on Monday evening. 5, at the new Commercial Club head­ tesy of F. Small.
formed a bowling
We must take a hoe
The application of the Standard Oil quarters, and
Five room furnished house for rent
The reception given by the High agiculturist.
For Sale—20 acres, six miles from Co., for permission to locate oil *ta- league consisting of four teams.
and go out and agricult!
or sale—Inquire at Williams’ Har­ 1 Tillamook
City, all in cultivation at tion, was referred to the committee
1 he initial game will be bowled School in honor of the faculty and the
ness shop.
»
The menace of America does not
$ 125 per acre and assessed at $15° on licenses. A resolution was passed Friday, Oct. 8 by teams 3 and 4 and new students, at the Guild flail, last
Friday evening was a decided success lie in swollen fortunes but in the
The county court is in session this per acre.—J. S. Stephens, Room 1,
Monday,
Oct.
11
by
teams
1
and
2
demanding a re-assessment for im­ and so on every Monday and Friday in every way.
shrunken souls of those who inherit
*eck it teing the regular monthly Commercial Bldg, Tillamook, Orc.
provements at Maple Grove addition.
the fortunes.
Meting.
as
scheduled.
The program consisted of music and
What have you to exchange for 20 In regard to the street extension in
Great enthusiasm has been shown readings which were much en'oyed
1 have so often noticed that the
Mrs. Morris Schnal returned Mon- acres of land 5 miles from Ashalnd, Miller’s addition, this was continued.
and
the
four
teams
were
easily
ob
­
by all. The high school chorus under lady who holds a double scat on the
ay from visiting relatives in San Ore 10 acres in pear and peach It was decided to use Columbia river
tained, with certainly fine material.
the direction of Miss McKowan sang crowded day coach, while passengers
'rancisco.
| orchard.—!1. O Box 325, Tillamook, sand in street curbs in the new pav­
Team No. I—C. S Barnes, Capt, two songs and then Bernice Nelson are standing, is riding on a pass, and
ing
contract.
Silas Morton, formerly of Bay City, Ore.
Chas. Vogler, Geo. Chaffee, Dr. E. D. delivered a recitation. A mixed quar­ the man on the train breaking the
.»t now of Ridgefield, Wash., came 1 For Sale—One Monarch Steel
Mrs. M. F. Dunstan has received Allen and W. L. Gosser.
tet was well encored and Professor most rules is a company employee.
18 on Monday.
Team No. 2— Arthur Wallace, Capt. Crockatt gave some readings that And the one doing the most kicking
Range; 1 Singer sewing machine; the following letter from R. W. Gill,
of the National Dahlia So­ Dr. Geo. J. Peterson, Geo. Chaphc were enjoyed by the audience. Games on the show got in on a "comp.”
.„jOr Sale—23 head of steer heifers small heating stove. Iron bed and one I secretary
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Leach and Chas Mowery.
were then played until a late hour
It is better to be remembered for
c, j*;0,ws' No Jerseys. Sandlake Co., mattress. All practically good as new. ciety, of Portland: “I desire to in- Glen
Team No. 3.
„ — ' L. E. Butts, Capt;
I form you that you won for your city
and then refreshments in the form of our loving deeds than for our bad
oandlake, Ore.
♦ Inquire City Transfer Co.
X. the
L. « Portland
D.,»ll^n,l L'lnr-i
I
Qz\z'*«*xz
,
c
Fvrtaittt-
J.
Claussen,
R.
E.
Henry,
L.
Maddux,
Floral Society's beauti­
ice-cream and cake, were served. To breath.
To exchange first class Portland
¡ Wanted to let a contract for haul­
close the happy evening the young
ful cup. This is now being engraved and Frank Purdy.
Team No. 4.—Henry Leach. Allen people gathered around the piano
Copyright 1915, The Lyceum Mag-
fl
Squire at Coats Lumber residence or good wheat land lo/ and will be sent to you by mail.’’The
dairy and stock ranch in Tillamook
L’-, Tillamook.
Page,
Howard
Millis,
Dr.
E.
E.
Dan
­
and sang popular songs. Over I2J azine, Chicago.
I County.—Owner, M. O. Rose, 151 E dahlias sent from Tillamook won
were present to enjoy the good time.
the first prize for the best display iels, and Crimmins.
Tty one of our fancy dressed chick- I 79. N., Portland, Ore.
Parlctte will lecture hcrc Friday
Special arrangements have been
outside
of Portland. These were con­
Oct. 29.
An
interesting
lecture
was
delivered
«s for your Sunday dinner.—Tilla­
made
for
the
ladies
to
attend,
»0
~
Having taken charge of the auto­ tributed by Mrs. Dunstan, Fred C.
come along and cheer the boys on to tp the student body of the high school
mook Meat Company.
* mobile department of Case s Garage. Baker and Mrs. C. B. Wiley.
’ on "Efficient Thinking" last Tuesday
All the soldiers in the trenches
victory. ___________
I
solicit
your
patronage
in
the
future
afternoon, by the Rev, Van Winkle, wuir beards, the French name for
Hugh Black, of Dallas, left on as in the past and will guarantee sat­
Mr. and Mrs Ray Walls gave a
n<iiy after spending a week at the
"500” party to a few friends on Tillamook Children Win Prizes at • of the Christian church. 1 ire speaker them is "poilus" "the hairy men,”
isfaction, Frank H. Devine.
brought home the vaulc of clear, and another step back to Stonehatchet’»
"otne of Rev. Van Winkle.
Thursday of Iasi week at their home
State Fair.
pure thinking by forceful illustra- time.
Rev. Ed. Gi'tins returned on Sat­ in this city. Those present were Mr.
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t/?orney *"• W. Talmage returned
urday from attending the annual con­ and Mrs. George Chaphe, Mrs. Art.
C,,J on Friday from his honie- ference of the M. E. church at Rose- Rugcr, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Stillwell.
The Tillamook County Schoo)
d m Southern Oregon.
burg, his congregation and fr«'nd* Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mr. and Booth received fourth premium at the
Saturday Specials:—Link Sausage, being glad to welcome him b-ck to Mrs M. E. Gruber, Edgar Munson State Fair at Salem. 1 welve counties
represented with school booths
and Everett Hall. Mrs. Stillwell won were
**“• Veal and old fachioned country Tillamook.
this year. Polk County won first
Munson
first
honors
and
Edgar
t*
Don
’
t
forget
those
busted
casting*.
•»usage— Tillamook Meat Co.
claimed the "booby”, Refreshments premium, Lane County, second;
WHAT IF YOU WERE
hrlcr $a'e—Horse, weight 1100 tbs., Can be welded for half. Good* sent were served, which brought a most Douglas County, third; and Tilla­
mook
fourth,
winning
a
prize
of
$40
BURNED OLT?
nui-
single or Tillamook
double. . In- » "by parcel post and express prompt y pleasant evening to a close.
As this is the first school exhibit that
’«>re O l f .°_ G wor
H 't Foland
returned. Hiner & Reed. Tillamook.
We would certainly not wish
this county has sent to the State Fair,
this is quite a good showing and they
a?d Mrs. W. S. Buel returned 1 Oregon.
Notice.
you
that dreadful misfortune,
can do better another year.
had Salem on Monday where they
but such dire calamities are
The Tillamook school exhibit won
We have made special arrange-
fjjrarRe °I
school exhibit at
"" > ,0
All time checks issued by the Tilla­ the sweep-stakes prize for the best
the Telephone Co,
happening daily. Protection is
I ments with
mook Bay Construction Co. will be arranged and decorated booth, which
ou directly
»nd’l ?nd Mr*. Geo. R Edmunds 1 connect yc_
------ -- with our office, paid on presentation at the First Nat­ is another honor that goes to the
easy.
A Are insurance policy
of our GOOD
frame and ^rwin returned on Friday in case j
you
mm wish any
v ional Bank. They should be turned m schools of this county in their first
of
a
responsible
tirrn has pro
*d therancisc°. w*l«re they visit- COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call .8
at once as the company is anxious effort at the State Fair.
fi-ir.
ven innumerably the sole savior
The childrens' exhibits were also
that they should be paid.
entered in the Juvenile Exhibit, were
of property representing a life­
they were awarded the following
time work. ’ Reliable Insur­
Notice.
premiums:
Emerald Tilden, potatoes. Class A,
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ance” is our motto.
Owing to the fact that we shall be gfirst prize.
Raymond De Vroy, potatoes Class
obliged to discontinue our business
Second prize.
I after January tst, we hereby give I A, Noah
Richards, potatoes. Class B,
notice that all accounts owing to the
first prize.
Ramsey Hotel, ar.d
Dorothy Hare, cabbage, Class B .
20th of October, 191/. »J,*! .*>* b»"d'd
t*
to our Attorney, Mr William Marx first prize.
PHONE 1’8.
CALL ON US.
WRITE US.
Edith Myers, celery. Class A., first
for attention.
f $
prize.
TODD HOTEL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORB.
j Agnes Coates, hubbard squash, j
W J. Pe’trson.
SERVICE
First National Bank,
Tillamook, Ore
Tillamook County Bank
Tillamook Jottings.
FIRE ! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
1 LflRlAR’S VARIETY
STORE,
Tillamook, Oregon.
Dnop in a nd book Around”
?
£
ROLLIE W. WATSON
The Insurance Man.”