TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT DECEMBER 16. 1915
STATE TAX LESS.
Fairview News.
good. The last number a delightful Christmas Carol",’ The first grade
girls
gave
a
little
song
and
the
audi
solo by Mrs. Fred Poorman which
The literary was reorganized at Reduction of $10,000 for Tillamook
ence was given a treat when Bernice
Teachers of the county who are at the audience highly appreciated.
County.
Fairview last Saturday evening. Clark
The entertainment committee is Nelson rendered a reading and Neva
tending the teachers’ examinations
Embum
was
chosen
president
and
Maddux and I.ucile Rowe played a
The County Court estimated that
this week are: Mrs. Hazel Commons, deserving great credit for the success
pianoforte duet. Miss Sanders, teach Arthur Bester vice-president. The so the state tax would be $50,000.00,
ful
manner
in
which
the
program
Oretown, Helen M. Beals, Cloverdale,
er of the second grade read a paper ciety will meet December the 18th at which is given in the budget at that
Daisy E. Goodspeed,
Tillamook, was arranged and carried out.
and gave demonstrations of hand the Grange Hall. A good program is amount. County Clerk J. C. Holden
Florence E. Smith, Hemlock, Mrs.
work in the grades and Supt. Un being prepared.
has received a communication from
"The Jauggernaut” at the Star.
Ella R? Sperry, Beaver, Margaret D.
thank reported on recent tests given
the
State Tax Commission that tlye
Leach
and
Morrison
Mills,
Henry
Bash, Nehalem, Mrs. Mabel R. Terry,
I
The Star Theater has something in the schools.
others of our Fairview farmers at amount will be $42,148.95, which is
Tillamook, I.ydia R. Crane, Garibaldi,
I
good in "The Jauggernaut" for Sat
tended the fat-cattle show- at Port nearly $10,000.00 below the budget’s
Winnie F.pplett, Tillamook, Mrs. E.
Wanted a Slogan.
urday 18th program. This feature was
estimate. The State tax for Tillamook
land last week.
E. Mitchell, Tillamook, Claudia E.
run at Orpheuin Theatre in Portland
Morrison Mills sold a fine Jersey County last year was $52,175.79.
Brown, Sandlake, Ruth H. Clark,
The Tillamook Headlight offers a I
for one week and caused more favor
To operate the state government
Bay City, Eola Brown, Sandlake,
prize of $5.00 for the be'st slogan to calf to E. L. Robertson. We are glad
able comment than any other picture
Pearl Graham, Garibaldi, Alma E.
be used by the Tillamook County to see Mr. Robertson take this step and state institutions next year will
theatre. Mr. Smith
Ripley, Garibaldi, Ruth Sutton, Clov ever run in that
Fair Board, to advertise the fair. The I with something good at the head, of require $2,550,000, according to es
timates of the Slate Tax Commission,
was asked about the raising of the slogan must be in a brief sentence or I his herd.
erdale, May Smith, Nehalem.
i
which has announced the amounts
price on some of bis large features, in verse not to exceed 10 or 12 lines,
A number
of the above named
A play shed is being built at the
should he when
which each of the 35 counties in the
teachers are writing for exemptions and he said why
fewer lines preferred. These should school grounds. This is a good move.
state will be required to contribute.
there was so many film companies
of 90 per cent and are not applying
reach this office by the 29th, when There will not be so many “moss-
anxious for business that his pictures
In fixing the amount necessary for
they will be turned over to the Fair backs” in Fairview in the future.
for certificates at this time.
cost him even less than they did
the coming year, the commission has
Board, who will act as judges.
Dolph Tinnerstet is the proud fath been able to cut $562,000 from the
some months ago, and because busi
Surprise Party.
er of a bouncing baby girl. Dolph total levied for state purposes this
ness is bad there is still some that
Oregon Sportsman's League.
sang “the troubles of a poor married year. The total state tax in 1915 was
A very pleasant surprise party was go to picture shows and he contends
man,” at the Grange meeting and re $3,ll2,ooo. On a millage basis, the av
they
should
not
have
to
pay
the
ex
tendered Miss Hazel McKown, Sat
The third annual meeting of the ceived an encore.
erage state levy for 1916 expenses
urday evening in honor of her late tra price, and his show will always be Oregon Sportsmen’s League will be
Little Daratha Randall has been will be 2.73 mills, as compared with
birthday, by Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt the same in price. Unless it is a spec held in Portland next Sunday and
very sick but is now improving.
3 1-3 mills in 1915.
Bales, at their home. The principal ial contract picture that he is forced Monday, December 19th and 20th.
The Farmers’ Union met at the
The commission has effected a re
feature of the evening was a guessing under contract to charge more. Mr.
On Sunday fly and bait casting
contest "Applied Arts,” Miss Pauline Smith said some times he gave a toe. events and pigeon shoots will be Grange Hall on Monday and business duction in the amounts to be contrib
show that was not worth the money
held. Many prizes have been offered of much importance was transacted. uted in the case of every one of the
McElvain won the prize, a delicious
and people did not kick, and why i
Pomona Grange met at Fairview 35 counties as compared with the
for efficiency, by Portland merchants
Christmas cake, the envy of the rest
should he make those loyal patrons
the
2nd and was well attended. amount required for this year. The
protec-
of the party. At the close of the suffer when he gets something extra. who are interested in game
Pomona
meetings are a great benefit state’s total taxable valuation for
tion.
evening a dainty luncheon was serv He predicted the Portland shows
On Monday the annual business to the farmers. Here they come to 1915, which is used as a basis in fig
ed. Miss McKown was very happily would be back to the old price before
meeting of the League will be held, gether from all parts of the county uring the state's tax, is $934.495,03-2.-
a second time, when the members of long________________
which will be concluded with the and discuss all questions of interest to 25. Exclusive of the amounts which
the party presented her with a beauti
must be raised for support of the
election
of officers for ¡916. In the the farmer.
Christmas Tree at High School
ful agate ring. The guests were co
three state schools and the state road
evening
a
reindeer
banquet
will
be
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Fair
teachers and intimate friends of Miss
given
in
the
Commercial
Club
dining
view Grange* met December 9 with 87 fund, the money necessary for gener
A Christmas program will be given
McKown, and included Mr. and Mrs.
rooms.
members
present. The contest work al state purposes next year is $1,624,-
on
Friday
evening
at
the
High
School
H. C. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. George
Delegates from all Rod and Gun goes on and there is a strife to sec . 849.92.
’i
Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Onthank, under the auspices of the I Parent-
Clubs and . Game Protective Asso which side wins out. Mrs. Crawford’s I Under statutory provisions four-
Misses Pauline
McElvain, Lucia Teachers’ Association 1 and the Public
i
ciations in the state will be in at- sode had the floor this meeting. A tenths of a mill must be levied in the
Mabie School for the benefit of the school
Macklin,
Emma Ueland,
I
Goyne, and Retta Smith, Messrs beautiful fund, which will furnish a tendance. Many matters of interest good program was given. Her mem state for the Oregon Agricultural col
Edwin Boquist, Harry Swenson, E. J. Victrola and other helps in study for to sportsmen will be taken up and bers responding readily and cheerful lege, three-tenttis mills for the Uni-
j versity of Oregon, one twenty-fifth
Claussen, Oscar Swenson and Peter the art department. Each grade in the discussed at the meeting of the ly.
League,
which
will
be
held
in
the
of a mill for the Monmouth State
grammar
school
will
present
numbers
Crockatt.
A special meeting of the Grange was
Normal school, and one-fourth mill
and the High School will also give a Imperial Hotel.
called on the 16th to do initiary
Civic Improvement League.
for the state road fund. The amounts
few selections. The primary grades
work there being several applications
Informal Meeting of Ports.
. which will be raised by these levies
have little playletts and recitations
for membership.
Last Monday evening the Civic Im and the upper classes with musical
'follow:
Oregon Agricultural College,
An informal meeting of the mem
At the January meeting, which will $373,798 oi ; University of Oregon,
provement League of this city, pre numbers and recitations. Christmas
bers of the Port of Tillamook with J. be. the second Thursday, Mrs. Dun
sented an unusually entertaining pro plays will be staged by the third,
•O. Bozorth and John Nelson, of Bay stan's side will give the program and $280,348.51; Monmouth State Normal,
gram to the public, in the Guild Hall. fourth and fifth grades and from the
City, and C. F. Robinson, of Bar the new officers will be installed. The . $37,379-80, and state road fund, $233,-
After the program a social time was practices they have been staging each
1623.70.
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enjoyed by all and refreshments in evening after school and at night, View, was held in the parlors of the afiernoon will be an open meeting.
the form of pie and other delecacies the program can be assured to be en Tillamook Hotel on last Tuesday Come and hear the program and see TAXPAYERS ORDER
were served. A large audience was in tertaining. Miss. McKowan, the music evening, to discuss further plans. The our initiatory work. You are welcome
HARD SURFACE ROAD.
attendance to hear the program and teacher in the high school has been members of the local port present
the numbers were all appreciated. training her music class in some spec were C. I. Clough, W. G. Dwight, B.
Clackamas C°urt Instructed to Make
Moss ScraPed from Woods.
The purpose of the evening was a ial music in connection with the Mc C. Lamb, C. J. Edwards, H. H. Ros
a-Mill Levy for Permenent
M. F. Leach
social time and also to secure a fund Ghee's orchestra and they will render enberg, P W. Todd,
“Von of Mr. Shavers rabbits got
Construction.
and
W.
C.
Miller.
for extension of improvement work. some beautiful numbers. In addition
ta ngled oop mid der wire vat vass
The matter of improvement for 1916
A neat sum was raised by the club to this some of the talanted members
down by der pole vat vass oop mid
Oregon City, Or., Dec. 14.—Clack
and may be used for the prizes which of the Parent Teachers’ Association, was discussed and it was agreed that
amas County today by an overwhelm
der Woods Postoffice yet.”
were offered to the children of the will appear on the program and also the necessary repairing of dredge at
When Ray conics marching home ing vote of the taxpayers at the an
city some time ago for the yards that it is probable that Mr. and Mrs. Koch Tillamook would be done, and the
again, Hurray! Hurray, He’ll wear nual meeting to pass upon the budget
maintenance
work
on
the
channel
were kept in the neatest order.
will favor the audience with numbers.
the army uniform, Hurray, Hurray, estimates, went definitely on record
The program was exceptionally A charge of to and 25 cents will be between Bay City and Tillamook
With a wooden gun and a bugle horn for permanent road construction by
would
be
continued
with
the
old
good the first number being selec taken which will go toward the im
He'll papare the road from nigh till directing the County Court to make
tions by the McGhee orchestra which mediate purchase of a victrola for the dredge. The discussion of how to
morn, Now he's the happiest man a levy of 2 mills for hard-surfaced
were splendid. The second was an en school. A splendid program is assured secure a new dredge after the year
that e’er was born. For he’s going to ' roads in 1916.
tertaining number by John Leland and every one is urged to attend.
1916 was then taken up and it was
be a tin soldier.
| The levy will produce about $60,000
Henderson who rendered "The Euro
proposed that the government be ask
Help! Help! Ahoy! loud and clear on a valuation of $30,000,000, and it is
pean Guide.” from Mark Twain's
ed to furnish and maintain a new through the still evening air rang the 1 expected that at least five miles' of
Parent Teachers’ Meeting.
Innocence
Abroad.
Miss
Mabel
dredge after the end <5f this coining
------o-----
cry for help. Again and again wood hard-surfaced roads will be con-
Goyne then rendered a beautiful solo
A large attendence at the Parent- year at the two ports of Tillamook
structed with the money.
which was much enjoyed by the aud Teachers' Association meeting at the and Nehalem, providing the ports cutter Ernest sent his appeal. At last
I Clackamas County has been levy-
ience. The high school glee club un high school last Friday evening was bear the expense of operation. The it was heard and answered by our old
ing 8 mills annually for many years
der the direction of Miss McKowan due to the ending of the contest for plan proposes a suction dredge with time hero, who has been known to us
past for general roads and, und r the
gave a selection which pleased the this month, in which the number of a capacity of 12 inches, and costing in several different roles already, as
law enacted at the last session of the
lover,
nurse,
doctor
and
musician.
He
people so much that they had to parents casting votes for the grade in between 40,000 and 50,000 dollars.
Legislature, 70 per cent of the gen
soon
procured
a
boat
and
rescued
the
respond with an encore. Professor which their children are studying, Letters will be addressed to the ports
eral
road money must be expended
P. C. Crockatt gave a humorous read decided which grade should win the of Nehalem and Bay City, telling escort with his fair but frightened
within the district where it is collect
our
advice,
damsels.
Ernest,
take
ing and being encored gave a number prize picture offered to the winning them of these plans in detail.
don't booze up next time as escort ed.
in the Scotch dialect which was much grade. Over 75 votes were cast. A
there are several roots in our little I Under a resolution adopted todav,
enjoyable. A number was presented splendid program was also rendered»
Circuit Court Proceedings.
river and boats in the dusk are apt to the County Court will levy 5 mills
by the mail chorus of the club and including a short play by the sixth
I for general roads, 1 mill for bridges
Judge G. R.
Bagley adjourned find 'em.
was encored, when they responded grade, a dramatization of one scene
Some school ma’ams are as afraid and 2 mills for hard-surfaced roads,
with a second one which was just as from Kate Douglass Wiggins Bird's court on Saturday morning, after be
( or a total levy of 8 mills for roads
ing iti session the whole week. He of water as they are of rats.
Mr. Wilehart declares there is not and bridges.
left for Hillsboro on the morning
Macadem is Not Want«d.
train. The following cases were dis a woman living who is pretty enough, I
sweet enough, good enough, rich 1 "We further recommend that no
posed of:
A. G. Beals v^. F. H. Wilkins and enough, dear enough or ambitious substitute, such as bituminous macad
Burton Rice. Action for money. Judg enough to share his meals of tinned am, asphaltic macadam or any other
types of macadam be used,” says the
meat, rice and Himalaya juice.
ment of non-suit by plaintiff.
Did you ever hear the story of the resolution.
Tillamook County, on the relation
i Harvey E. Cross, O. D. Eby, T. W.
of James Langley vs. M. M. Mead, "Georgia Cracker?” No, well here it
and Lee Mead, W. J. Stephens and is. A friend was visiting one of his Sullivan and Charles E. Spence were
Henry Woolfc. Action for money. | ol^ chums in Georgia and wished to among the strongest supporters of
\ erdict for plaintiff in the sum of ' know how to'tell a Georgia cracker the resolution. Mr. Eby led the fight,
$60^.00 and against the defendants front the inhabitants. His friend and Mr. Spence, who is master of the
1 showed him a dark spot 6ut in the State Grange, said that the time had
Stephens and Woolfe.
I come for ' something better than
Frank Taylor vs. A. A. Arstill. ■ field and told hint to watch it for
I
macadam roads. He argued for the
Damages. Verdict in favor of plain I half an hour and if it moved it was a
i
I stump. A good many of our inhab hardsurfaced road not to exceed 14
tiff for $25.00.
feet in width. He also argued the
Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing itants must have hailed from Georgia.
establishment
of a system of main
Co. vs. F. W. Berger. Action for
Baby Bays has been quite sick the
money. Order of default and judg last few days from copper poison. tenance of the roads now existing.
ment against default.
His parents have taken hint to Tilla
»
■
State vs. Cliff Nicholson and Ed. mook for medical treatment.
Examination for License to Teat
Omar, who were indicted for burg
Wanted, a husband, by the founder
Milk or Cream.
lary, were found guilty by the jury of this moss grown berg.
-
o
and sentenced to two to five years in
Our
Dairy
Law
requires that "all
the state penitentiary. They have ap
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
testing of milk or cream purchased
plied for a new trial.
HAVE APPENDICITIS. on the basis of the amount of butter
Evan J. Owens vs. Alberta Frock,
Surgeons state men are slightly fat contained therein, shall be done
Henry Frock and A. J,. Hembree. more subject to appendicitis than
Foreclosure. Decree.
women. Tillamook
people should by a licensed tester.” To obtain this
know
that
few
doses
of
simple buck- license, all who have not already done
Alfred Gubser vs. G. W Wilks et al >
, . »torn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed so, are required to take an examina
Foreclosure. Sale confirmed.
J
• in Adler-i-ka, often relieve or prevent
John R. Harter vs. Charles R. Soule appendicitis, this mixture removes tion prescribed by the Dairy Dept, of
i
et al. Foreclosure. Sale confirmed.
! such surprising foul matter that ONE O. A. C. Those who took the exam
Albert W. I'belps vs. Albert Kaegi’.SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY ination last year are not required to
and John Enzler. Foreclosure. Decree CASE constipation, sour stomach or do so again. For those who do not
and default.
t
*
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¡gas.
The INSTANT, ------
easy action of have a license but who wish to obtain
Martha E. Wallace vs. Jeff Wallace. * Adler-i-ka is surprising. J. S. Lamar, one, an examination will be held
Druggist.
Divorce. Decree granted.
Thursday, December 23, at the Tilla
L —
mook Cheese Factory.
We
have
made
special
arrange
Judge Lindsey has been fined $.XX>
I have several bulletins at the office
for contempt of Court, although he ments with the Telephone Co., to explaining the requirements of this
I niav think it's worth it.
connect you directly with our office, law. Any who wish can have them.
Is Jack London to be classed as a in case vou with any of our GOOD
Roy C. Jones,
I pacifist—after all his “red blood” COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co, Call 28W
| writing?
County Agriculturist
J
Teachers’ Examination.
Let the Rexall Store Settle
your
CHRISTMAS GIFT
PROBLEMS.
Our Store has the Xmas
Spirit.
Here you will find many
useful Xmas. Gifts, not seen
elsewhere.
New Goods— New Low
Prices, the same high quality
that has made us our reputa
tion. •
CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO.
Reliable Druggists.
Oregon.
Tillamook
ELAND B. ERWIN,
INSTRUCTION.
PIANO
Diploma from Chicago Musical
College.—Beginners receive the same
careful training as the most advanced.
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc
tion.
All lessons given at Studio.
Factory Representative for the
Chute & Butler Pianos and Player
Pianos.
T BOALS, ND.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon S. P. Co.
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
Tillamook .... Oregon
EBSTER HOLMES,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
FIRST STREET.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
E. REEDY, D.V M.,
J
VETERINARY.
Both Phones.
Tillamook
Oregou
rp H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office: O pposite C ourt H ousk ,
Tillatnook
Oregon.
J OHN LELAND HENDERSON,
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook -
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- Oregon.
ROOM NO. 261.
J. CLAUSSEN,
.
LAWYER,
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
E
213 T illamook B lock
Oregon
Tillamook
J2)R. JACK OLSEN,
DENTIST.
(I. O. O. F, Bldg.)
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Tillamook - Oregon
T. Buna
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Books in
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non-Residents.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook ...
- Oregon
Both Phones.
c- HAWK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bay City
Oregon
J2)R- L. L. HOY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook,
Oregon.
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j*^R. ELMER ALLEN
¡(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
DENTIST.
Commercial Building,
Tillamock
QARL haberi . ach ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
T illamook B eock
Tillamook
0R.
[Oregon
J-
GEORGE
J.
PETERSEN
DENTIST,
Successor to Dr. Perkins
TILLAMOOK,
^OREGON.
Q^EORGE WILLETT,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
T illamook C ommercial B üildino
Tillamook .... Oregon*
R. E. E, DANIELS.
CHIROPRACTOR.
Local Office in the Commercial
Building.
¡TILLAMOOK
- ORE’
EAT VIERECK’S
BREAD,
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
At All Grocers.