TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 13. 1916
BAYOCEAN
ROAD AGAIN.
county < court should procure the ser- IATA nr I lllfVJO
vices of 1 a thoroughly competent en-' I [I I X IIs- IfilhjslA
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Let Owners Confer with Commercial gineer to determine the proper loca­
tion of the proposed Bayocean road
Club and County Court
before said road is undertaken so
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that it may be assured that money
The Bayocean road problem crop­ spent in construction of the road
ped up again,, when a number of lot shall not be wasted.”
owners oi Bayocean, residing in Port­
County Surveyor Jackson made the
land asked the privilege of a meeting
with the 1 illainook Commercial Club survey of the^oad and prepared es­
and the County Court, and a meeting timates of cost, which was 147,553,
was arranged for last Saturday even­ but when Mr. Hobson became road
ing at the club rooms, when a delega­ master and when part of the road had
tion came in from Portland to discuss been constructed he changed the sur­
vey so that the rocky points could be Famous Humorist Can Make Any
the luad question.
The president of the club, Fred C. avoided by dredging and his estimate
Audience Happy.
Baker, stated ¡he purpos'* of the to complete the road was $29,965.
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meeting and called upon Attorney L.
E. Latvuretlej v, ho made a strong PREPAREDNESS IN
plea that the money appropriated for
B. Platt Jones Is the Cimv.tnuqua
TILLAMOOK.
the road to Bayocean be used for
erarker. He Ignites tbe enth . ia . i on
that purpose, ar.d he asked the assis­
tbe opeufug night that gives Chat:
tance ot the Commercial Club in tins Battery Coast Artillery Organized in
tauqua things in . enei tl n uioiueutum
matter
He
submitted a petition,
this City.
signed by over 50 lot owners who re­
side in Portland, stating their case,
It was through the efforts of Attor­
which was as follows-:
ney S. S. Johnson, who saw service
'lo the Honorable County Judge in the Spanish war, Ray B. Walls
and Commissioners of Tillamook, and others that a battery of Coast Ar­
Oregon:
tillery was organized in this city on
Gentlemen:—The undersigned peti­ Tuesday rinorning. A meeting for that
purpose was calk'd for Monday
tioners respectfully s|iow:
That they are the purchasers and evening at the city hall, which was
owners of property in Bayocean, well attended by young men, but
owing to insufficient names and a
Oceanview and t-ong Beach.
That, with the exception of Netarts lew dropping out, the list lacked
which has long had a wagon road, about a dozen names. Lieutenant
these places constitute the nearest Willis Shippam, of the Coast Artil­
ocean beach to the County Seat of lery came in from Portland to make
Tillamook County, but cannot be the organization, and he addressed
reached by any wagon road and are the meeting and explained several
matters pertaining to the duties of
inconvenient oi access.
That this beach resort is the only the members of a battery. Several
one in Tillamook County which has towns of large population had asked
not been provided with a wagon road permission to form a battery but
and the growth of this beach has Acting Adjutant General Wilson pre­
been greatly retarded from lack of ferred Tillamook, on account of geo­
graphical location and most suited for
such road.
1 hat the building of such road will a battery of artillery.
Quite a little enthusiasm occurred
be influential in obtaining for Tilla­
mook City railroad terminal rates in obtaining names, but a number of
equal to those enjoyed by Seaside, young men did not quite understand
Gearhart and other resorts and will what was required of them and held
help to bring to T illamook County its back for a time. Those who were in­
terested in forming the battery hustl­
proper share of tourist travel.
1 hat the want of such rood to this ed up sufficient names early Tuesday
beach has been a serious drawback morning, and when the adjournment
to the building of ltqnies and summer ueeting was called to order at nine
cottages and has thus prevented many o’clock, the organization was com­
people from Tillamook County, be­ pleted. The election of officers was
cause of the inconveniences and diffi­ completed. The election of officers
culties oi getting building material was deferred until August, when
Lieutenant Shippam will return and
to this beach.
That the building of such road will the uniforms and other accoutre­
be of great benefit, not only to the ments will be on hand.
owners of property along tbe beach,
Attorney Johnson announced that
but also to the merchants of Tilla­ the first drill will take place next
mook City, business men and farmers
meet
of the county, because of creating a Friday evening, the battery to
better local market for dairy, garden at the City Hall at 7;30,
and farm products.
The Roll Call.
Wherefore, we, the undersigned,
respectfully petition and pray that the
Oath and Contract of Enlistment of
amount set aside in the budget for 9th Company C. A. C. in the Nation­
this road be not diverted to any other al Guard of the United States and of
purpose but be applied to building the State of Oregon.
this road, and that the County Court
1 do hereby acknowledge to have
proceed as soon as practicable to ad­ voluntarily enlisted this 10th day of
vertise for bids and award a contract [u]y 1916, as a soldier in the Nation­
lor the building of this toad or so al Guard of the United States and of
much thereof us the funds available the State of Oregon, for the period of
will permit, and that provision be three years in service and three years
made in next year's budget for suf­ in the reserve, under the conditions
ficient funds to complete such road prescribed by law, unless sooner dis­
to the east line of the Bayocean plat, charged by proper authority. And 1
S. PLATT JONES.
and we pledge our influence with do solemnly swear that 1 will ^car
those in control of the Bayoccan true faith and allegiance to the Unit­
property to extend such road to the ed States of America and. to the that whirls nt top speed until the last
ocean, and connect with the paved State of Oregon, and that 1 will serve night, when the Hawaiian» play and
streets.
them honestly and faithfully against sing “Aloha" (“Farewell and Love—to
F. D. Mitchell also made a strong all their enemies whomsoever, and You"). Who Is Jones'' What is he?
plea for a road to Bayocean, as did that 1 will obey the orders of the Tens of thousands of Chautauqua en­
President of the United States and ot thusiasts have heard him and hear
J C.
Soderberg,
H. A. T. Ruble,
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Short, A. C. Show, Clarence R. Wag­ the Governor of the State of Oregon, him at every possible opportunity.
and of the officers appointed over me They know what Jones is, but not one
ner and Geo. Higgins.
The members of the club who according to law and the rules and of them could describe him any more
strongly urged the building of the articles of war.
thun they would attempt to describe
road to Bayocean with the money ap­
J. E. Reedy,
Eddie I’oy or Harry Lauder. He is
propriated in the last budget were
f. B. Handley
just S. Platt Jones. That's enough.
Attorney H. T. Botts, C. J. Edwards,
E. M. Cotidit
To say anything more about him would
. I. L lough, D. L. Shrode, F. R.
Boyd Mendenhall
l>e “mnoli too much ”
Beals, R. VV. Watson and others.
R. B. Driscoll
County Judge A. M. Hare stat­
N. E. Myers
ed that, without a road, the property
I. ec Doty
owners of Bayocean, who payed
E. Mills
between $7,000 and $8,000 annually
R. L. Shreve
in taxes, should be reduced one half.
Ben Utter
and carry around a load
He was satisfied that
Bayocean
Leslie Harrison
Ju cf v.-atcr and a cold. ✓
should have a road, from a moral
Geo. Ethel
T ower’a Fish Ercr. .1
standpoint, hut there was
a legal
E. J. Claussen
phase that lie was not able to decide.
L. R. Maine
I ontmissioncr McKimens was in fav­
Paul Werner
or of giving Bayocean a road.
W. C. l eague
John Dougal who represents part of
Robert Thomas
the timber owners, raised an objec­
Carl Shultson
tion to spending the $15,000 on the
Geo. J. Peterson
rheds every drop.
Bayocean road ami wanted it expend­
Elmer Allen
Easy fitting and
ed on hard surfacing. A discussion
J. W. Jennings, jr.
strong at every
then look place as to the action of the
bon Simmons
point Reflex Edges
budget meeting in voting that if the
Peter Bosnian
stop every drop
Potter Realty Co. did not come
Verb Stanley
from running in
through with their offer to complete
F. M. Goukl
at the front. »
the road for $15,000 the whole
Ray B. Walls
amount should be expended in hard
J. W. Maddux
Protector llat, 7* cents
surfacing. It was stated that work on
F. B. Hyder
Satisfaction Cucrar.txd
the Bayocean road had been stopped
Perry DcLillies
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Send for catalog
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on account of the rock used for rip­
W. ). Hill
taping going to pieces as soon as it
A. C. Everson
A. J. TOWER GO.
cattie in contact with the air. Not-
N. J. Myers
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BOSTON
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withstanding that the meeting was
John E. Yoncl
called for the purpose of discussing
J. R. Callahan
the Bay ocean road, Mr. Dougal did
L. E. Dick
not have the good manners to con­
E. L. Plog
fine himself to that subject, but toot­
S. S. Johnson
Glen Oliver
ed his ow n horn as to what he had
done in this and other counties. As he
Rollic W. Watson
seemed to impress it upon the meet­
Manuel Thomas
ing that he represented all the timber
Thotnas Keyes
men, the president called the atten­
R. B. Hays
Leo Morrison
tion of the meeting to the fact that
some of the other large timber own­
Donald A. Hare
ers were opposed to having the mon­
W. Thomas Coates
ey used for hard surfacing and want­
Vernon Blanchard
ed it expended on the Bayocean road.
Herbert Stani
Every person present, with the ex­
A F. Wallace
ception of Mr. Dougal, who is not a
Erick Gulstrom
taxpayer and does not contribute a
E. T. Haltom
cent himself to road and other im­
Thos Coates
provements in the county, were in
E. P. Webster
favor of expending the ntonev appro­
H. T Botts
priated on the Bayocean road.
John Leland Henderson
;
John Zumstein
These were the resolutions passed
II. A. Van Winkle
at the meeting:
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Floyd Watson
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"Resolved, that the Tillamook Com­
Frank Maxwell
mercial Club endorse the petition pro­
Howard Latnar
posed by the Bayoccan Lot Buyers'
Oscar G. Swenson
1—1914 Ford, » snap .
$325 09
Protective Association for presenta­
W. G. Daley
tion to the County Court of Tilla­
Geo Bean
1 —Buie Delivery Truck
125.00
mook County in reference to the
H. B Millis
Bayocean road adopted July $th,
F. E. Shaw-
1—1913 Ford Body ...
15.00
1916.”
Otto W. Tappnteyer
"Resolved, that it is the sense of
Thad Robison
this meeting of the Tillamook Com­
J E. Keldson
mercial I'ltib, with the representatives
Geo W. Hoskins
of the BayoCcan Lot Buyers' Protec­
lra C. Smith
tive Association, hdd in Tillamook,
Robert A Leonard
Oregon, July 8th *"1916, that th«
L, Bristow
AT CHAUTAUQUA
s.
Don’t Get Wet
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
EAT VIERECK’S
BREAD,
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
At All Grocers
Automobiles
Good Values in Used
Cars
See ROSENBERG
At Tillamook Garage.
New Butterick Patterns for ^ugust
now on Sale at Pattern Counter.
Time to Buy the Family's Needs in
Beach, Outing, Sport and Vacation Wear.
Summer
Wash Fabrics,
29c.
For Values to 5Cc.
Get Union Suited in
Munsingwear
absolutely no excuse for being
/^rAIIERE is abso
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uncomfortably y uuderclothed when you
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can keep cool this summer in garments
made in the satisfactory Munsingwear way.
Munsingwear undergarments are perfect in
every detail of manufacture, they are offered at
popular prices in many different light weight
knitted fabrics of fine quality, and in perfect
fitting sizes for every woman, miss and child.
Ladies’ Munsingwear
Union Suits,
60c.
Fine, bleached, form fitting knitted summer
Union Suits—low necks, sleeveless—tight fitting
and loose knees—no buttons.
Per Suit................................................. 60c.
Extra Sizes .....
75c.
Many other styles and weaves at prices.
65c., 89c., 95c., $1.00, $1.10, $1.75.
Children’s Munsingwear
Union Suits,
60c.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
to 39c. values
to 59c. values
to 75c. values
to 93c. Values
I1OW . .
now •
now
now
Ladies' Tailored
Millinery and
Sports Hats
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Actual 75c. AutoCaps now- 19c.
Actual to
Actual to
White and bleached Union Suits for children
in garments with drop seats or closed crotch,
sleeveless or with short sleeves, full open fronts
or half open. All sizes.
Per Garment .
Ladies' New Ivory Sole
Rubber Heel
I—I ERE’S a sale of desir­
able Wash Fabrics to
help you add to your store
of summer dresses at a re­
markable saving.
Included in the offer
there are plain and fancy
white Voiles, striped, fig­
ured atid noveltv colored
Voiles, Beach Suitings in
self colors and stripes,
new Military Voiles, Sa-
bran Embroideries, and
dainty floral and floral
and stripe crepes.
Altogether a most re­
ma-keblc offer of desira­
ble weaves for making up
dresses for street, after­
noon, outing, vacation or
Beach wear.
Actual values to 50c.
Per yard for only .
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Other values on Sale : —
Actual to
Actual
Actual
and
Shoes & Oxfords
QUR stocks of these most
popular styles of foot­
wear have been augmen­
ted by a recent express
shipment of newer and
more up-to-date models.
Come to the store and see
them—you will not be im­
portuned to buy if you do
not care to do so—it will
give us pleasure to simply
show them and giye you a
fitting.
Brief descriptions of
the new models follow : —
—7 inch Top English Shoes
in Pnter.t and Gunmetal with
white Ivory Soles and Rubber
Heels. Widths B to J aa
E. Per pair
— Ladies' English Shoes in
White Buck, White Buck
trimmed with tan, and white
Canvas. All have white Ivory
Soles and Rubber C/4 p, (PE
Heels. Prices ... ▼ ■
--Ladies' White Oxfords and
Patent Leather, one strap
pump, with white Ivory Soles
and Rubber
JO a.
<1*4
Heels. Prices
tO
u
Summer Comfort Underwea
for E verybody.
OME men like the form fitting knitted gar­
ments, others prefer the loose fitting
woven atheletic Union Suits. Whatever
‘V°u ^re^er y°u can now buy them with the
cJ/Wuns/ngiyear label—the guarantee of per­
fection in lit and finish—attached to each gar­
ment.
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Munsingwear Atheletic Union Suits in all Sizes
for zJAfen at Prices frem
$1.00 to $2.00
¿Munsingwear Knitted Form Fitting
Summer Union Suits in all Sizes
Bathing Suits and
all Accessories
For ¿Men, Women and Children.
Ladies Bathing Shoes, per pair.
33c.
Bathing Caps, several styles from
25c.
Avrad s Swimming Wings, per pair 25c.
Ladies' Knit Bathing Suits from
$2.75
Men's Bnthing Suits from 85c. to $3.50
Boys' Bathing Trunks, per pair
25c.
Boys' Bathing Suits from -75c. to 11.50
$1.00 to $2250.
Bargains in Footwear
For Every ¿Member of the Family.
To $2.00 Baby Shoes for......................
To $2.75 Misses' Shoes for .............
lo $3.50 Ladies' Dress Shoes for .
Ladies Mary Jane Pumps, Special
lobi.OH Ladies' Dress Shoes for ••
To $3.00 Boys Shoes for...................
To $3.50 Bova’ Shoes for..................
To $6.00 Men's Dress Shoes for - ■
Subscribers’ August Delineators are nowhere.
Please call for your copy.
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