TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 20.
Tillamook Jottings. |
1916.
A “BRAIN STORM” IN THE RE
CORDER'S COURT
Clean -Up Week.
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Attorney Marx Makes Some Glaring I Next week will be clean-up week in
Tillamook City, this being the date
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Remarks While Trying a Cace.
Mayor Brodhead designated for that
A marriage license was issued to
Charles J. Peterson and Alice Hoyt.
Marshal Myers arrested C. J. Pat- purpose. This will give everybody an
opportunity to clean up their back
The Shakespeare Club met on Fri niik? I Or speedin8 last Saturday yards and premises , as well as show
day at the home of Mrs. Geo. Willett mght Paterson had been taking con their civic pride in giving the city a
alld had another pleasant afternoon, siderable interest in the Reedy case spring clean up. The Women's Civic
and ridiculing the marshal over that’
the hostess serving a dainty lunch.
boasting that they could not convict Improvement League is taking a
lively interest in the matter and it
«mMnr I*““? ,hcy did’ hc Pat®«on behooves every citizen to do likewise.
For Sal®.
would
fight
the
case
through
all
of
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There will be a larger number of
Having purchased a car I will offer the courts. Saturday evening, about visitors this summer to Tillamook
7:oo
o
clock,
after
he
had
seen
the
my team, harness and wagon for sale. marshal at the Ramsey, thinking the than in any previous year, and there
is no reason why Tillamook City con-
coast was clear, Paterson, who was not look as clean and beautiful with
Sues for Wages.
driving the Oliver auto let his ma
flowers as other live and wide-a
A. M. Myers vs. Fred Burton is a chine out on Third Street. While the wake towns. Everyone who have
marshal
did
not
see
the
speeding
he
parkings in front of their homes
case filed in the Circuit Court to re
cover $271.00 claimed by the plaintiff was not far behind, and found a num should get busy and do their part to
ber of witnesses whose attention was help beautify the city.
due hint for wages.
attracted by the speed at which the
car^was being driven.
To the Voters of Tillamook County.
The marshal immediately swore out
Christian Church.
a warrant for Paterson, who put up
Five hundred in attendance, is a
1 hereby announce myself as a can $50.00 bail until Monday. On Monday
didate for the office of County Com the case was set for hearing at 5:00 big undertaking in a town the size of
missioner on the Republican ticket, o clock. Paterson was represented' by 1 illamook for a Sunday School, but
at the primary election, May 19, 1916, Attorney Marx. Testimony was taken that is our aim for next Sunday,
the witnesses for the city being the which we will attempt to make the
>.ubicct to the will of the neople.
W. B. Harris. I Marshal, Don Newman, Edgar Mun greatest day in the history of this
son and G. W. Kiger. Newman and church. An Easter program will be
Munson testified that the car was be given by the school, which will not
United Brethern Church.
ing driven very rapidly, and in their be too long but full of interest. We
Sunday School to a.m. Easter ser opinion at a rate of 25 or 30 miles an invite all who do not attend elsewhere
mon it a.m. subject: “The Risen hour. Mr. Kiger would not express to come and help us boost. Remem
Lord” Y. P. C. E. 6.45 p.m. Easter an opinion as to the rate of speed, ex ber the hour at 10 a.m. The Easter
program 7:45 with special music at cept he thought that it would exceed church service will be held in the
both morning and evening services. 12 miles an hour. Paterson, and a wit evening. Mr. Boyd, the entertainer,
ness for him who was in the car, ad and Harold Humbert the singer, will
R. G. Sumerlin, Pastor.
mitted that the car was being driven have charge of the program the first
somewhere between 12 and 15 miles 30 minutes. Mr. Boyd will give two
Call For Warrants.
an hour, but did not think they were readings.
The Broken Seal” is the subject
All outstanding Tillamook City going more than 15 miles.
1 he city waived the opening argu for the Faster sermon. "He did not
general fund warrants, Series A, anil
die in vain." will be the solo for the
road warrants, Series B, endorsed ment, Attorney Marx in arguing the evening.
matter
to
the
recorder
took
occasion
10c. Envelops—2 packages for 11c.
prior to Nov. 5th, 1915, will be paid
to insult and abuse, not only the
upon presentation.
$3.75 Book Holders—2 for S3.76.
Freshmen
Boys
Lose.
M. W. Harrison. Marshal, but the City Recorder,
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10c. Tablets—2 for 11c.
Mayor
and
Council
and
witnesses
for
_____________ City Treas.
The
1 ne Freshmen
rrestimen boys lost in the re
the city as well. Because Mr. Kiger
65c. Comb—2 for 66c.
had not been willing to give any lay race from Tillamook to Bay City
Royal Arch Masons Attention.
10c. Soap—2 for 11c.
opinion as to the rate of speed of the by a narrow margin. At at the end of
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the third relay no runner had been
35c. Box Papei—2 for 36c.
Johnson Chapter R. A. M. will have car, Mr. Marx stated that he was the posted so Jeff O'Donnell had to run
special meeting at hall Friday April, only honest witness who had been on more than his mile and Leslie Con
21st at 7:45 p.m. Work in Mark the stand. 1 hat the others, including over, who took his place until Kline-
Masters degree. All Companions re Newman and Munson and W. J. Hill, han could be put in, had to run his
quested to attend by order of High who had testified as to some remarks mile in addition to running a part of
that Paterson had made in the barber
Priest.
shop, were all liars and not to be be this mile. The freshmen team was
Carl Haberlach, Sec.
lieved. He seemed to be very much composed of the following boys,
I
peeved at the prosecution of his Trevor Hare, Roy Hewit, Roy Kline-
Kasper Zweifel, Watkins Man. client, and not being able to over han, Bob Myers, Don Hare, Jeff
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come his client’s admissions as to O’Donnell and Leslie Conover. An
Registration Closed Tuesday.
the car being driven at more than 12 other race will run the opposite di
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miles per hour, took his spleen out in rection on Saturday May 13, 1916.
1870
Republican . >
denouncing the witnesses as we have
Democrat ...
456
Easter Services at M. E. Church. parcel post.
j ELAND E ERWIN,
related.
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Prohibition . .
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As a result of this demaaid for di
He also took occasion to take a
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Progressive .
Song by the Sunday School. Christ rect marketing, especially by parcel
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
fling at the city attorney when he was
Arose. (No. 234.)
Independent .
78
post, the office of Markets and Rural
absent from the room, sneeringly re 2
Diploma
from Chicago Musical
The Easter Message. John 20. Mr. Organization, Departemnt of Agri-
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Socialist........
ferring to Tillamook City as “Botts-
Sanders,
College.—Beginners receive the same
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No Party ....
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culture
has
carried
on
extensive
ex
ville, sometimes referred to as Tilla 8 Prayer, Mr. Shrode.
periments in this method of selling careful training as the most advanced
mook.”
4 bong by the Choir. Welcome, happy various farm products. Many success
Total
2573
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc
A considerable number were pres
morning.
ent at the trial Tuesday and at the 5 The Message of the Snow-lrop, the ful experimental shipments have been tion.
Funeral of Henry Zurflueh.
argument which was had on Tuesday
Lilly and the
Butterfly. Tom made with eggs, butter and lettus, and
All lessons given at Studio.
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1 morning.
„ Those who
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heard the argu-
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Goyne, Harold Lamb and Walter on a less extensive scale shipments of
County Representative for the
strawberries,
cherries,
blackberries,
The funeral services of Henry Zur- > ment of Mr. Marx were very much
Hunter.
fleuh, who died Wednesday afternoon disgusted with the attack which he e Recitation. Like Easter Lillies, pure gooseberries, grapes, cauliflower and Wiley II. Allen Co.s’ line of high
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos
tomatoes have been tried.
of last week was held at the German made on the witnesses, who are
and white. Elvira Wolfe.
One of the difficulties encountered etc.
Reformed Cong. Crursh on Sunday, among our most reputable citizens, 7 Recitation. The flowers by the
in the practical application of market
conducted by Rev. Paul Ebinger. The but it is evident that no hit was made
garden tomb. Frances Long.
ing by parcel post is the matter of
T. HUI te
large funeral showed how much the by Mr. Marx with anyone, by the 8 Sung. Rhetta Goodspeed.
9 Easter Beils. Exercise by Mrs. contact between producer and con
deceased was loved and honored by line of argument which he put up.
sumer. A producer in the country
Noyes' Class.
his many friends and relatives.
A TT O R N E Y - A T - L A W.
The city recorder was not inf^res«-
may be ready to do business by par
Henry Zurflueh was born on Oc ed by the argument and he promptly 10 Recitation—Signs, Marion ¡Lamb.
Complete
Set of Abstract Book« in
tober 23rd 1864, near Meiringen, decided that the evidence showed no 11 Recitation—The Easter Lilly, Flor cel post, but does not know of a per
Office.
ence Hunter.
son in the city who wants his produce
Switzerland. He came to the United question of the defendant’s guilt, and
States in 1889. After being in Port he ordered a fine against him cf 12 Recitation—Hail, morn of Resur whatever it may be; and the consum
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
rection. Clifford Ullman.
er in the city who desires to buy di
land for several years, he settled in $25.00, with costs amounting to $5. to.
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13 The Easter Song. By the girls of rect from the producer by parcel post
Tillamook. In 1911 he married Miss Paterson paid his fine immediately.
Mrs.
Edwards
Class.
is similarly handicapped
by not TillumooK .... Oregon
Lucy Weiss, of LaCross, Wis. He
Recitation—in the beauty of the knowing where to find the farmer or
Both Phones.
was blessed with a happy married Tillamook County Principal's Club 14 liDies. Carl Webb.
producer who has the produce he
life which ended only too soon,
Meets.
15 Recitation. —Do you know that the wants. Attempts are being made to 1
Pheumatism and kidney diseases
dear Lord Jesus, Arlene Austen.
T. BO ALS, M.D.,
find satisfactory methods whereby
weakened his strength the last three
Prof, Wyman and his able corps of 16 Anthem by the Choir.
years more and more. In February, teachers arranged a splendid pro 17 Recitation—Easter Lillies, Walter growers and consumers may come in
to contact with each other.
1916, he was obliged to give up his gram at Bay City on Saturday for the
Severence.
There are only two reasons why' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
work, all medical treatments were of Tillamook County Principal’s Club. 18 Recitition—Our
King.
Eunice
Surgeon S. P. Co.
the
consumer should undertake the
no avail. He felt that his time had The whole district united and had
Swensen.
come. After a few weeks of severe what may be termed a rally day. The 19 Recitation—Tomb, thou shall not additional trouble in securing pro
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
but painless sickness, he had to bid School Board, patrons and pupils at
bold Him longer, Willie Campbell. duce by mail. These are economy in
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good-bye to his dear family and tending. The school rooms were dec 20 Easter Pantomine, Abide with me. cost and greater freshness of pro- Tillamook
friends. He died, trusting in God for orated for the occasion. School work 21 Recitation—That morning when the duct. The difference between the
stone was rolled awav, Harriet De country and city price must be shared . w EBSIER JIOlNEb,
his and his family’s future.
and industrial work of the school and
fairly between the producer and the
Ford.
His age was 51 years, 5 months and the homes were displayed. The good
22 Recitation—The Recognition, Mary bhyer, and all transactions must be
20 days. ,
quality and quantity of these exhibits
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
made with scrupulous honesty, for
Ullmann.
The mourners are his wife and a 3 were a complete surprise to the visi
year old child, a sister and brother tors of the meeting. What was also a 23 Song— Great Jehovah, King of otherwise there is little prospect of
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Glory, Miss Gittins’ Class.
making a success of parcel post mar
and other relatives.
very happy surprise was the luncheon 24 Easter Talk. Mr. C. J. Edwards.
keting and the benefits which should
FIRST STREET,
; which was served by the patrons and
accrue to bith the farmer and his
Easter at the Presbyterian Church. teachers to all who attended. This,
TILLAMOOK,
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OREGON,'
customer will be lost entirely.
The "Why»” Have it
however, may not have been a sur
The choir under the direction of E. prise to all for it was said of Prof.
A northern Iowa editor, evidently
J. Claussen as chorister and Mrs. E. English that he had not had breakfast
H. GOYNE,
CALF HIDES WANTED.
E. Koch as pianist, has prepared the that morning and that Prof. Brimhall laboring under great stress of thought
from
his
first
sight
of
the
new
spring
following selections of music which would eat no supper.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
millinery creations, went into his den
will be distributed in the services
The relay race between the students
FOR A SHORT TIME GRANT
and penned the following:
morning and evening next Sunday:
of the Bay City high school and those
Office:
O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
“If a man went down town with THAYER WILL PAY 17 CENTS
Anthems,
“Triumphantly
Sing," of the Tillamook High School was
his
head
dolled
up
in
a
three
cornered
Wilson; “The Lord is Risen Indeed,” the first number and created consid
Tillamook •
• Oregon.
FOR CALF HIDES.
Adams; “Hozanna in the Highest,” erable excitement especially among dingus with kinks and curiecues and
a
cat's
tail
and
chicken's
head
pinned
Creswell; “Sing to the Lord a Glor the students. The contest was decid
R. 'JACK OLSEN,
on one side, and a young whisk
ious Song” Petrie.
ed in favor of the Bay City team.
There seems to be a great deal of
broom and a bunch of spring onions
Duet, Mrs. Poorman and Mr. Zum-
Dr. De Busk discussed some of the
excitement at Washington just now
DENTIST.
stein, “A Vision of Angels" from can most trying problems of the teacher; on the other side, and two stripes of over the government’s apparent indif
tata “The Resurrection Hope” by how to deal with pupils who are red flannel hanging down in the rear, ference to the general destruction of
he
would
be
arrested
and
slammed
in
(I. O. O. F Bldg. >
Adams.
unable to keep up with their classes the booby hatch. But a woman can American life in foreign countries.
Violin solo. Mr. E. E. Koch.
or work; effect of malnutrition, de
Just why a government that went io
do it and get away with it. Why,
Tillamook - Oregon
I he subject of the morning sermon fective teeth, eye sight, hearing etc.
In reply a brother from the south the unnecessary and enervating in
at 11 will be “The Resurrection of He told how symptoms of that might
convenience
of
sitting
through
the
Jesus: the Dawning of a New Day.” be noted and some of the things that ern part of the state, down near the longest term ever performed by a
|)R. GEORGE J. PETERSEN
Missouri boundary, come back at him
in this service new members will be teachers might do to help remedy
with the following bit of rhetoric Congress to force a free trade legis
received into full communion and them.
lative
enactment
killing
American
in
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which he evidently gathers from the
parents will present their children
The address of Dr. DeBusk was “Sights of the Town” as he secs dustries should be expected to be in
DENTIST,
■ or the sacrament of baptism. The interesting and instructive. We are
terested in the security of its citizens,
them:
Sncceaaor to Dr. Perk ina
evening service beginning promptly sure that the fathers and mothers
“Well, we don’t know. If a woman we do not begin to understand.
at 7:45 will be largely the presenta who were in attendance feel well paid went down town with a big wad cf
TILLAMOOK,
"OREGON.
tion of the Easter message of hope for their time. The teachers of the tobacco in her mouth, stood around
The attorney general has decided
and victory in music, song and storv, county who were not in attendance on the corner and squirted the juice
that
the
election
law
amendment
re
with a short sermon on the great missed a rare treat from not hearing all over everything,
swore every
theme of the day. All people with .1 the address nor the remarks of Rev. other breath, used foul language and quiring numbering for ballots means QARI. HABERI.ACII,
grain of grace in their hearts will Youel, Professors English, Onthank, swaggered around, and often got just what it says and the ballots of
want to attend religious services Boyd and Humbert, Geo. Lamb and drunk she would soon be arrested. the coming primary will be numbered.
ATTORNKY.AT -LAW
somewhere on Easter; all who are at others, for they all discussed sub But a man can do it and get away Just what good the numbering will do
is
not
clear,
but
the
author of
liberty to do so are most cordially in- jects particularly interesting and im
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with it. Why?”
amendment probably
thought
vited to come :
a. __
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as
individuals
and portant to teachers.
'sounded good and no one took
Tillamook
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Oregon
families to these services, and I enjoy
A local institute will be held at
. . 2pjh
, ' and ‘ one at t Nc- Marketing by Parcel P°st .and Ex- trouble to look into it. Under the
Beaver on the
and profit by their uplift.
press.
law the election clerk numbered
numucrcu me
and
halem May 6th.
C.... Teachers,
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I ballot with pen and ink as it was given QR. ELMER ALLEN
parents are requested to attend these
Card of Thanks.
During the past few years a con out, and it was numbered as thorough
meetings.
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(Succeaeor to Dr. Sharp),
siderable public sentiment has de ly as it will be with the printer's num
W e wish to sincerely thank those
veloped in favor of the promotion of bering machine. The only difference
______ our grief by their
who lightened
DENTIST.
help and sympathy in the sad death Typewriter Department Wants Work , direct, or more nearly direct, dealings is that the new plan adds to election
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of Del Winters.
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Some of the advanced pupils of the special reference to food products, tion of the past few years has increas Commercia! Building, Tilla mor k
Wife, Children and ether relatives.
typewriting class are in a position to While it is probable that the existing ed expense without apparent benefit
-- copying
—or ad- means and methods of distribution Its true the increase cost will be com
Me wish to express our sincere do outside work • in
can be never will be entirely displaced, there paratively small, but in the aggregate 1 0R. L. L. HOY,
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thank* to the many kind neighbors dressing of envelopes. This
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: school i undoubtedly is a field with which these small increases forced upon 11 e
and friends who showed so much done in connection with the
The proceeds will be used ft r 1 direct dealing may become effectiv , counties by state enactment amour t PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
wo
kindness and sympathy in our hour of work.
bereavement in the death of our be the department. Anyone having m: v :'h no other intermediate agenev to a big sum and are responsible f<r
terial for such work, may have this than the transportation companies or the Hr* taxes of which peopel iima
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loved husband and relative.
*"‘i Miss , the United States mail, in the shape the big taxes of which people now I
Mrs. Henry Zurflueh and re done by communicating with
of freight (rail or water), express or complain.
Tillailtook,
McElvainc or Mr. Onthank.
Oregon.
—tH3
The Biggest
BARGAINS
Ever Offered.
I SA TU RD A Y & MONDA Y ONL Y. ■ ’
lc. SALE.
Buy One Article at Regular Price
and the Second at lc
•!
$
$
$
latives.
TILLAMOOK DRUG CO
i
J OHN LELAND
HENDERSON,
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELLOR AT-LAW.
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• Oregon.
ROOM NO. 261.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN’ AND SURGEON.
Bay City
J
Oregon
K. REEDY, D.V M.,
VETERINARY.
Both Phones.
Tillamook
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'ooocooaooeoooooooocoaxx:
[Sidie y E. Henderson, Pres.
1 Surveyor.
1 John Leland Henderson, Sec-
' retary Treas., Attomey-at
1 I.aw, Notrary Public.
! Tillamook Title and
Abstract co.
Law. Abstracts, Real Estate,
Surveying, Insurance.
Both Phones
TILLAMO1K
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OREGON.
Suffered Great Pain !
IMttr TWU <11** VnM-fUr Pntor^-M.
Dear Mr. EMtor—l am making a per
sonal appeal to your readers who aro
bothnnd with kidney and bladder trouble
and rheumatism, to give up the use of
harsh salts, or alcoholic kidney medi
cines and In their place take a abort
treatment of ’Anuric” and bo convinced
of its woDdorful virtues as I waa. 1 suf
fered groat pain, had a grout Goal of
Irritation, water becams foul. I trlod
everything advised but with no results.
I sent for a boz of "Anuric Tablets" and
soon discovered that they brought rolleL
I have used them since, and now the
water Is natural, my health good, and
appetite splendid. Homo of tho doctors
pronounced my trooblo enlarged prostate.
Now I have no more trouble anil I most
assuredly fool that this latest discovery
of Dr. Pfcrco’s is tho fx-st remedy for
bladder and kidney troubles that I know
cf. If I can Induce anyone to give It a
trial, I fuel that ho will thank mo for
calling attention to this great boon
that rollovos this seemingly wont of
all troubles that human flesh can fall
heir to.
(Signed)
H. H. F lxishiu .
N ote : Up to this lima, • Annrle " hu
not boon on sale to th« public, but by tho
porsuMlon of many patlonta »nd the
Incroaaed demand for thlx wonderful
he»!lux tablet, Doctor Pierce ha« Anally
derided to put It Into the drug store» of
thl» country within Immediate reach, or
■end 10 cent« for Urge trial package.
Simply ask for Doctor Pierce’« Anuria
Tablet«. Then- can tie no Imitation.
Every package of " Anuric ” 1» »are to bo
Dr. Pierce’«, You will II rxl tho sign »turn
on the package just aa yon do ou L’r.
Here«’» Favorite Prescription, the ever-
famoui friend to ailing women, and
Dr. Pierce’» Golden Medical Dlucovnry.
proven tiy year« to bo the greatest general
Lirilc and r cor t. .1, tel f ,r ..i,
At any rate don’t give up hope of
being cured of your mtlxdy tint!! tn«»
a few duel» of "Ancric" f ive piuvca
that It will make you feel illie a differ*
ent potion.
E ditor — Ple*»e Insert this letter la
tome oooapiououa place La your peper.