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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1916)
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. MAY 18, THE "PRUDENT MAN" PROTECTS H/S FAMILY W/Tri A . .. BANK ACCOUNT HÊ KNOWS MS DUTY )!!»., Í1 , ------ ’ JA Vote for No. «0, I. C. Holden County Clerk "Who will give court eous treatment to ONE and ALL.” Wcjd Sawed—Call E. W. Knight wise and Massey, Dentists. * on the Mutual phone, Prompt service and careful work. ♦ w. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. * The Tillamook Meat Co. is paying United States auto tires at King & 7c. per pound for live fat hogs up to nth Co. ♦ 225 pounds. * Wanted a work horse, communicate with W. C. Smith l/i mile back of W. B. Elliott's on Kilchis river. House to rent, 4 rooms and pantry. Rent reasonable. Apply, 2nd Avenue West near First street. * I will pay cash for small second hand cook stove, state price and size. Address Mrs. Paterson, Tillamook. Try those 25c dinners at the Ram sey “Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for merly of the Spanish Kitchen. • For Rent—Store Building now oc cupied by B. D. Lamar as a variety store after Feb., 1st.—P. W. Todd. See Wise and Massy, the up-to-date dentists, who have located perman ently in Tillamook, Bay City and Bar \ iew. * We use only the purest druga ob tainable to enter into your prescrip tions. Bring them to us—Tillamook Drug Co. Mrs. Everett Hall and son will leave on Friday to visit friends and relatives in Portland and Forest Grove. FK & Smith Company can supply Frank Severance is quite seriously pith all kinds of extra equipment Fords. ♦ sick and lot expected to live, the cancer on his face having eating its way in. Miss Myrtle Earl, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Miller, of ___ r ___ Curry County since last September returned home on Wednesday. 48 acre dairy farm and cheese fac tory in Lincoln County for sale. For particulars address Wm. Crispien, Rose Lodge, Oregon. * For Sale, 80 acres timber land, Sec. 8, Tp. 3, S., R. io W., Tillamook County, Oregon. Make me an offer. J. K. Eshclman, Altoona, Iowa. * Having bought the Tillamook Iron Works from A. K. Case al) business from Sept. 1st will be transacted by H. Sander. * For exchange, 35 acres joining Ashland for stocked dairy ranch. Full particulars in first letter. Address R. F.D. No. 1 Box. 76, Ashland, Orc. * Wise Dr.... — _ and Massey drove their Ford in from Portland and put up Bar View signs all the way. They are having the BarView Tent City put in order for business. Seghers Wood Co., 410, 18th North Portland, Oregon, wants trade their A-i Woodyard for Tilla • I mook property. i Vote for No. BO, J. C. Holden Who is not seeking County Clerk, aq office he knows nothing about. AR’S VARIETY STORE p in and book Around ATTENTION DAIRYMEN. I have orders for a great number of calves and am now buying all I can get. When you have a calf for sale its money in your pocket to call me up. Am able to pay and will pay fancy Prices for Durham Bulls, Red Poll Bulls, Durham, Red Polls and Holstein Heifers. Can also use chickens.—Both Phones.Smith, THE CALF MAN. Vote for No, «O, J. C. Holden County Clerk. Six choice registered Holstein cows for sale, Iso registered Hol- stein yearling bull, " “ R. Beals. » Get your limd rock or Sulphur Spray at Tillamook Feed Co. We also have the International Stock Remedies sold on "money guarantee. Having >taken charge of the ___ auto mobile Ucpartment ot Case’s Garage, 1 solicit your patronage in the future as in the past and will guarantee sat isfaction, Frank H. Devine. Protect your valuable papers fror. the unexpected fire by renting _ one oi our safe deposit boxes. Only oik dollar per year. Tillamook Count} Bank. The Tillamook Commercial __________ Club ___ is in receipt ot a letter from J. J. Ful ler, secretary of the Mcrser, Idaho, club, who is wanting one or two cheese makers. Joe Larkin, the popular chef of A. F. Coats Logging camp was painfully but not seriously injured by being thrown from his bicycle while return ing from town Friday evening. For Sale, Cheap, lot in Brighton Beach, Oregon, in Block 8i, lot No. 2, for $250.00 cash, Write Peter Damis, P. O. Box 501, St. Helens, Oregon. Francis Minnville, day. He is a candidate for Joint-Sen ator for Lincoln, Tillamook, Wash ington and Yamhill Counties on the Republican ticket. Owing to the lowering of the Wil- sox river trestle on the Southern Pacific, the passenger train on Wed nesday did not leave until I p.m. and the morning trip of the motor was cancelled. For sale, two 2 year yearling bulls, and two calves, t year in Spring, A. J. C. C. Jerseys,from dams that test 300 to 400 pounds butter fat—T. H. McCormack, Tillamook, Oregon, R. F. D. 1, M 15. B. L. Durkee and P. H. Stevenson et al a.td Tillamook Land and Invest ment Co. and Tillamook Cranberry Co. is a suit filed in the circuit court to compel the defendants to convey tue plaintiff certain lands. Alvin Wells, Everett Wells, Ernest Himes and D. C. Brown, who were working on the telephone line up the Trask succeeded in trapping a bear. It was caught by the foot and the boys took it to camp with them. Walter Logus has been indicted by a Multnomah County Grand Jury for forgery of a $400.00 note. Logus was at one time connected with the bank at Nehalem and Cloverdale, and the past few years was in the contract business. The Wodomen convention is being held at Newport this week, and the President ol the '1 illamook Commer cial Club wired the convention lues- day an invitation to meet in Tilla mook at the next gathering. At a meeting of the Executive Board on Tuesaay night at the new club rooms in the city hall, it was de cided to start a membership cam paign on Friday next. The new or ganization is to be on business lines, with the object of boosting the city and county. Tillamook City is to have two more modern concrete buildings, F. R. Beals is figuring on a $50,000 two story building on his property op posite the Tillamook Feed Co., aud C. E. Hadley is making arrange ments to b.ald a one story garage on the quarter block on First street. 191«. Vote for No. BO, J. C. Holden County Clerk. The Shakespeare monthly meeting on noon, Mrs. C. 1. Clough being .he lady who did the entertaining it her home. Another pleasant and enjoy able afternoon was participated in and the hostess served a dainty lunch. The floral decorations were carna tions, and the invite 1 guests were Mesdames B. D. Lamar, Haltom, Holden, Beebe and Remer. Work was commenced today wreck ing ana removing the 01a trame uuilamgs on ¿irsi street known us the ola 'white corner." T his is the Dudley property wmen has lor many years ueen me business section ot tue aia town ot 1 illamook tor tne past -0 years. A one story concrete bumi- .lig GUxluu teet win be bum on tue .noperty at once, under a 5 years • case to W. B. Alderman to be ustd as a garage. Mr. Jesse Edwards, Republican candidate tor State ¿uiator is me laiuer ot.J. c. ¿.awards, presiuent ana manager ot tae coast ; rawer xrower co. co xie ..as been a resident 01 ot inis llllS district ■ or ùu years and can represent xma- .nook county with a strong and pro gressive personality. His oroad ac quaintance throughout tne state will oive him an intlwence, and the power co assist us m obtaining lavoratile legislation for our territory.—laid Auvt. Judge Gatens ceiver lor Bayocean to put in a bid tor the completion of the Bayocean road on the ground that it would be illegal to do so, as the bid that was intended to be made would entail a less to the T. B. Potter, Realty Co., now in the hands of a receiver. This nas placed t^e County Court in a quandry to know what is best to do. the estiamte of the work to be done amounts to nearly $30,000 according to the figures of the county engineer. There is now about $18,0 00 avail able for this work. Unless the Bay- ( ocean peo. le come through it is prob-, able this work will be delayed. The County Court was anxious to have the matter settled, for it is convinced that Bayocean is entitled to a road and a way out. It is hard to tell what ; the County Court will do. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve Bank T. E. KELDSON Careful Attention Given Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON Kodak Cleaning and Repairing C. I. CLOUGH Fere Lecture Next Saturday. Prof A. R. Sweetzer, of the Univer-1 sity of Oregon, .will give an illustrat- ' ed lecture on tne wild flowers of Ore- j gon at the City Hall Saturday even-1 ing, Moy 20th, at 8 o’clock. Part of 1 the slides will show the flowers iu ’ their natural colors. 'The lecture will ; be given under the auspices of th’c ‘ Civic Improvement League. Harold i Humbert will sing, and Mr. Kock will give a violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. Koch on the piano, the lec ture will be free. Price Change. Following are net cash prices, when charged usual prevailing price. Berry or fruit sugar..................... $6.40 Wheat per cwt.............................. A.tlO Bran 60 tbs............................................ 90 Shorts, 80 tbs................................ 1.30 Process Barley, 75 tbs................ 1.40 Oats, cwt..................................... 1.70 Rolled Oats 60s .......................... LOo Ool Meal, cwt ............................ 2.10 Olympic, Snow Drift and White River Hour sk............................. 1.40 Best cheamery butter........................ 60 Best dairy butler................................ *0 125 lbs. Hide and Hay Sak un til June 1st for.................................. <5 5 lbs. best Caracol coffee .. . 1.00 Pearl oil in bulk .................. .. .1J 8 Pkgs. Velvet, Tuxedo or Prince Alm.it lobacco for........................ 25 Potatoes, per cw.t.......................... I-50 Tillamook Mercantile Company. Vote. W. L. CAMPBELL. Paid Advt. A fine ranch on 1 illamook River, 2/i miles irom center ol 1 illamook City, containing tuu acres, more or less. <Jne half or more, bottom land, and nearly all open and in marsn grass. Deep water on river, over halt mile front. Price UUO per acre. Accident in Logging Camp. North half can be sold separately tor SUdays at $8V.0u per acre. No build On Tuesday afternoon while Oscar ings or stock. Enquire of 1 illamook Monson was falling timber at the title and Abstract Co* Tillamook, Burton Logging Camp near Hobson- Oregon. _____________ ville, he met with an accident that Notice to Creditors. cost him his life. As a tree was about to fall he called to his partner to jump out of the way, and Monson In the District Court of the United did the same thing, but after the tree Slates, for the District ol Oregon. had fallen he was found on the In tne matter of George W. stiver- ground with a bad gash in the head, son, Bankrupt. No. 37 51 in bankrupt The Sanatary Market will be closed which rendered him unconscious. It cy. Notice is hereby given that on the until the new building which it is to seems he was struck on the head by occupy across the street from the a large limb which had broken off. 2nd day of May, A. D. IS 16 George present location is completed when it He was brought to this city and tak VV. Stiverson, ol 1 illamook, Oregon, will open with a new up-to-date en to Dr. Boals' hospital where he the bankrupt above named, was duly market. In the meantime all business died, never gaining consciousness. He adjudicated bankrupt; and the first will be done at the 'Tillamook Meat was about 32 years of age and un meeting of his creditors will be held married. ________________ at my offices, /ooms 830-831 North Co.’s market on First street. western Bank Building, Portland, Ex-postmaster W. F. Baker receiv Oregon, on the 2nd day of June, ed a communication from the postal 1916, at 10 a m, at which time said department on Sunday stating that At a meeting of the County Courts creditors may attend, prove their his accounts had been audited and of Tillamook and Yamhill counties claims, appoint a trustee, examine the balanced, with a balance of $3.24 due in this city on Tuesday, the success and transact such other the ex-postmaster. It is 2% years ful and lowest bidder for rocking the bankrupt, business as may properly come be since he relinquished the office and Sour Grass road, were Arthur P. ihts shows how slow the department Starr Louie C. Muscott, James V. fore the meeting. Claims must be presented in form is in some matters. Chitty ar.d Joe Tito, which will required by the Bankrupt Act, and One of these days someone will amount to about $15,000. The other sworn to. catch on that Tillamook City needs a bidders were F. E. Hobson, H. M. The schedule filed discloses no ass modern moving picture theatre. i Hoskins and Sam McVey and Tilla ets. mook Bay Construction Co. W hen they do the new theatre will Dated May 1«, 1916. The bids were: get the business. This is the exper A. M. Cannon, Tillamook Bay Construction Co, — ience of other towns. As there is Referee in Bankruptcy. For rock placed from the Yamhill some activity in building a new theatre ought to be a good invest quarry, $3.50 per cu. yd.; from Bax HIDES WANTED ter quarry $2.20; from Pearson quar ment. ry $3 00. GRANT THAYER WILL PAY The County Fair Board has decided Arthur P. Starr, Louie C. Muscott, to hold a better babies contest, pro James P. Chitty and Joe Tito—From IS CENTS FOR CALF HIDES. viding a sufficient number of mothers Yamhill quarry $2.1$; from Baxter of the county desire it. No prizes will quarry $l.#0; from Pearson quarry, be offered other than the medals and $2 65. diplomas given by the Woman’s F. E. Hobson, H. M. Hoskins and Home Companion. Mothers desiring Sam McVey—Frotp Yamhill quarrv. Io participate in the contest please $2,$6; from Baxter onarry, $1 $0; send a card to Mrs. J. H. Dunstan, from Pearson quarry, $2.69. It is estimated that the work for Holden rocking the road will amount to $15,000, besides other expenses. Vets for No. OO, County Clerk. New Home Users are Quality Choosers Tillamook, - Oregon. The New Home Sewin. Machine Company, San Francisco, Cal. Ornamental Fire Places Built of Urich or Stone. AU Fire Places absolutely guaranteed not to smoke or m< n y refunded. Brich Work of all kinds done on short notice We make specialty of ay iriug smoking Fire Places. RALPH E. WARREN, TILLA MGOK, ORE. Hoiden