Vol. XXVII.
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No. 20.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
A Certain Man
When Poor.
“ I will save and get
ready and maybe my
chance will come."
YOUR CHANCE
W ill C ome
1 his certain man, whose name is Legion, had very little
chance, you would say, to acquire a competence. But he was de­
termined to save and succeed. “Some day” he said, "My chance
will come.” So he saved and got ready. And his chance did come
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Your chance will come. Some day you’ll be considering an
counts, not what you make.
If you really want to better yourself, begin now by putting
Tillamook County BanK
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Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor.
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Piano for sale on long terms—Sec
Shrode.
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Wanted: Hemlock and Alder wood,
See Shrode.
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Wanted, a girl to do house work.
Apply at the Headlight office.
•Mrs. Chandler is now making cor­
sets at Miss Johnson’s millinery store
Good Jersey cow for sale, fresh in
six weeks. Herman Hauswirth, Fair­
view.
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Will pay you to see Everson for a
safe investment in city property or
farm lands.
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For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City
for 61,100.00 cash. Cali or address
Mrs. C. N. Drew.
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Dr. W. A. Wise is at his Tillamook
office to remain a few days or as long
as kept busy.
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Wc ad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight
on the Mutual phone, Prompt service
and careful work.
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Those who wish to see Dr. Wise
before he goes East will please do so
at once.
Why not be insured in the best fire
insurance company, it costs no more.
See Everson.
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I am in the market at all times for
your baby calves—Smith “The Calf
Man,”—Both Phones.
A full line of standard spark plugs,
also other automobile accessories at
W. A. Williams Harness Shop.
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Wanted—To rent dairy ranch with
stock. One that will carry from ten to
fourteen cows.—Call at this office. *
Good bottom land farm for rent.
Stock for sale. Place will carry about
25 cows. Apply at F. R. Beal’s office.
W. A. Williams carries a full line of
Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay
you to look over his stock when «in
need.
Norwood Bellinger and Everett Jef­
frey were fined $5.00 each and cost
for assault and battery upon Chris
Wyss.
Miss Myrtle Mills, who went to
Portland on Sunday, underwent an
operation on Monday, her ey°s hav­
ing given her trouble lately.
To rent—The Watchtower building,
partly furnished, 20 rooms andI rent
$20.00 per month. Enquire of Rollie
W. Watson.
For sale, horse, will drive single or
double, also two good young cows
will freshen the 1st of February. Will
Goeres, Long Prairie.
The Arena Construction Co. was
awarded the contract for the cement
pavement for the road north of the
bridge to the city boundary.
Money to loan on farm lands, from
$500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate
of interest. We want your busines«s.
See Everson.
At the November election, three
precincts will vote on the question of
allowing stock to run at large, viz.
Garibaldi, Union and Cloverdale.
Now is the time to look after your
Fire Insurance on all your property,
jt will surprise you how cheaply you
can get a 3 or 5 year policy— Rollie
W. Watson.
Attorneys H. T. Botts and Web­
ster Holmes are in Hillsboro this
week, each having a case in the cir­
cuit court taken from this county.
Dr. Shearer, Internal Medicine and
Generay Surgery—Commercial Bldg.,
over Ray & Co. Store. Office hours 1
to 4, Evenings by appointment.
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Married on the 24th of October, by
the Rev. C. C. Curtis, pastor of the
Christian church, at the parsonage in
this city, Archie May and Miss Erma
Call.
For Sale—Twin cylinder motor­
cycle, in perfect condition, will sell at
i bargain. Terms given to responsible
party. Address Box 431, Tillamook,
Oregon.
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Protect your valuable papers from
the unexpected fire by renting one of
our safe deposit boxes. Only one
¡ollar per year.
Tillamook County-
Bank.
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Marriage licenses were issued to
Theodore M. Berns and Edith May
Knight; Archie May and Erma Call;
Johnnie Mekkers and Cora Petts;
Elmer L. Plog and Mava E. Good­
speed.
Married on the 22nd of October at
the parsonage of the Presbyterian
church in this city, Elmer L. Plog
and Miss Mava E. Goodspeed, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. J.
E. Youel, the pastor.
I. S. Stephens & Co.—Agent for
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, North
West School F'urniture Co, and
Notary Public. Both phones. Office
Room 1, Commercial Building. Tilla­
mook, Oregon.
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Don’t forget those busted castings.
Can be welded for half. Goods sent
by parcel post and express promptly
eturned. Hiner I Reed, Tillamook,
iregon.
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For Sale—Registered Jersey Bull,
3 years old. Grand Son of Gertie Lad,
Dam is a granddaughter of Governor
Marigold. Gentle to handle and sure
breeder. Price »100 crated and trans-
ferred. Apply to John Woder, R. F.
D. 2, Aurora, Oregon.
For Sale—One 4% year old marc,
drive single or double; one buggy, al­
so pole; one wagon, single and double
harness, also tools. All for $40.00.
Must leave for Washington. Address
Mrs. M. J. Halpin, Garibaldi. Ore.
I have a number of store buildings,
houses and office rooms to rent. Also
can give desirable ground lease in
various parts of the city desirable to
almost any needs. See me also for
city property on payments to suit
your income.—Rollie W. Watson.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Guild will give a dinner at the Guild
Hall, Nov 3, at sA o’clock, .the tables
will represent each month of the year
and guests are to be seated at the
table representing the month in
which their birthday occurs. Price
35 cents.
Being unable to secure cars to han­
dle their hay and feed business Har­
ris & Brooks, of Carlton, have closed
out their stock on hand to W. E.
Noves, who has moved from the
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Wade
building
to the feed stable op­
posite the Jones-Knudson store on
2nd Ave. East.
Prof, and Mrs. H. C. Seymour and
Mrs. Seymour’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo Myers, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Curtis
this week, while Prof. Seymour is in
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Drop in and Look Around
REPUBLICAN RALLY MONDAY
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Congressman W. C. Hawley will
Speak at the Court House.
A most remarkable dry spell for
this season of the year is being e>>
perienccd in this county. The last
rain fall was on the 26th of Septem­
ber, making 30 days without rain.
William Maxwell, accompanuN by
his wife and son Joseph, with C. L.
Kinnantan and wife and little daugh­
ter Pauline, met with a serious acci­
dent in Portland. Mr. Maxwell and
party left Tillamook Saturday morn­
ing to loop the loop, going out by
way of Seaside. While in Portland
their car turned over at Twenty-
third and Washington streets, and it
is a wonder that they did not meet
with a more serious accident. As it
was Mrs. Maxwell sustained a fracture
of the left leg and was taken to the
Good Samaritan hospital. The others
were also taken to the hospital as
they were all more or less shaken up.
The car was descending the hill, ac­
cording to Mr. Maxwell's statement,
when the brakes refused to work. Th
an endeavor to check the speed and
avoid accident he attempted to turn
into the side street. Instantly a front
wheel of the car collapsed under the
strain and the machine upset, throw­
ing the occupants to the pavement,
none of them was pinned bt
se|th
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the
wreck.
With the exception of Mrs. Max-
well all were able within a few hours
to leave the hospital, where their
wounds were dressed.
Ira J. Wolfe met with an accident
on Monday. His horse became scar­
ed and ran away, the buggy striking
a post on the Ebinger ranch. Wolfe
was thrown out, his head striking the
ground, which rendered him uncon­
scious for a time. He was not serious­
ly injured.
away regularly a little money in this bank and a year hence you
will be surprised at the amount saved.
W. A. Wise, dentist.
attendance upon the institute where
he spoke Tuesday as a representative
of Boys’ and Girls’ Industrial De­
partment of the O. A. C. Extension
Department.
Born, on Sunday, to the wife of
Nick Hulse, a daughter.
For Trade—30 acre ____
farm ___
near
Willamina in Yamhill County for
Tillamook property. Owner C. o.
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Blodgett, Tillamook City, Ore.
For sale—one team of horses and
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hand made wagon for $100.00 cash.
Horses will weigh about 800 tbs.
each. Phone Sub. 34F5.
Congressman W. C. Hawley will
meet with the Port of Tillamook on
Tuesday morning at 8;30, for the
purpose of seeing what government
appropriations can be obtained for
the improvement of the channel from
the bay to this city.
investment. If you're ready you can take it up. And you can get
ready no matter if your salary is small. It’s what you save that
Tillamook Jottings.
»r.50 PER YEAR.
1916.
Congressman W. C. Hawley will
arrive in Tillamook next Monday and
w'ill speak in behalf of Hughes and
the Republican ticket. There will be
a recepetion by the business men and
their w’ives at the Tillamook Hotel at
seven o'clock and at eight o’clock he
will speak at the Court House.
Mr. Hawley has many friends in
Tillamook county and he is an in-
teresting talker, and this meeting
will be a big gathering of those who
Salem and Tillamook high schools favor the election of Hughes.
will play a game of football at the
Fair Grounds on Friday afternoon. A
number of the business houses will Wm Maxwell and Party Meet With
Accident in Portland.
close from 3 to 5.
Said
CERTAIN
MAN
OCTOBER 26,
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Exchange for Tillamook improved
or unimproved Tillamook County
land, 10% acres fruit orcherd, near
electric line between Walla Walla
and Milton, mostly in Italian prunes.
Rich soil, free water right. A fine
place for some one wishing a dryer
climate . Value $6,500.00.—Address
G. A. Wehrung, Hillsboro, Oregon. *
Friday at 3;15 the Salem High
School football team will oppose the
Tillamook High School team at the
Christian Church.
county fair grounds. This promises to
be a good contest and the hearty sup­
Bible School, 10 a.m. Communion
port of the people of Tillamook is
a.m.
Morning
urged as our high school team is a and preaching 11
Tillamook product. The
business I’lieme: ‘‘Christ’s Policy.”
Christian
Endeavor 6;30
p.m.
houses of the city have agreed to
close between the hours of 3 and 5 Evangelistic sermon 7:30. Evening
theme: "Conforming with the Devil.”
p.m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
An enthusiastic group of former O. at 7:30. The public is invited to all of
A. C. students
gathered Monday these services. Come and we will try
at the Hotel Tillamook and organized to make you feel at home.
the Tillamook O. A. C. Club. All for­
C. C. Curtis, Minister.
mer O. A. C. students in the county
who may have been overlooked by
Presbyterian Church Notes.
the committee are urged to send in
their names to the secretary, Miss
"Three Great reasons for Christian
Julia Miller. The purpose of this or­
ganization is to aid in an endeavor to Earnestness" will be the subject of
bring our State Agricultural College the pastor’s sermon next Sunday at
through its extension department a lie and in the evening at 7;30 the
little closer to the people of Tilla­ subject will be "Perfection of the
Religious Character” The usual talk
mook County.
to boys and girls will be given in the
County Judge Hare, Commission­ early part of the morning service.
ers Owens and McKimens, County The very live, up to date Sunday
Clerk Holden, Sheriff Crenshaw, Sur­ School in session from 10 to 11 will
veyor Shreve and a number of wit­ interest men, women and children.
nesses left Wednesday morning for ( lasses for all according to age by
Hillsboro,
where two Tillamook the departmental graded system. The
cases arc being tried this week. Dis­ excellent new song book is furnishing
trict Attorney T. H. Goyne left on all services with inspiring and enjoy-
Saturday. The cases grew out of a ible singing. All who have not their
dispute between the contractor and church home elsewhere arc cordially
the two counties in a settlement over invited to attend the services of this
the Sour Grass road. the Bay City church.
Construction Co.
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claiming
over
$8,000. The other case is for damages
Progressive Rook Party.
the Miami Lumber Co. having sued
the county for damages in the matter
Mrs. Robt. A. Leonard and Mrs. R.
of building a road which damaged C. Jones entertained at the home of
the property of the company.
he latter on Wednesday afternoon.
The house was beautifully decorat-
The Rebekah Lodge and friends
gave a surprise to Mrs. A. D. Page <1 with Autumn leaves which were
and son, Roy, of Tacoma, Wash., on suggestive of the occasion.
Progressive Rook
occupied the
Thursday evening. Five hundred and
music followed by a luncheon, made afternoon, after which delicious re­
up the
evening's enjoyment, the freshments were served, Those pres­
prizes being captured by Mrs.' B. ent Mcsdatnes Burge, W. J. Hill, G.
Botts,
Beals, Jr., and Mrs. Frisby, The F. Sanders, R. B Hays, H. T. ~
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lu­ E. M. Bales, Carl Haberlach, F. C.
cas, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chaffee, Mr. Baker, J. Groat, C. I. Clough, Fred
and Mrs. Otis Frisby, Mr. and Mrs. Poorman, W. B. Aiderman, E. T.
Dan Billings, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. La­ Hatlom, W. L. Campbell, E. D. Allep,
mar, Mr. and Mrs. N. J Meyers, Mrs. Geo. J. Peterson, R. W. Kirk, Fred
N. W. Barker, Mrs. Shartell, Mrs. Burton, Erwin Harrison, Ray Walls,
Austin, Mrs. H. Woolfe, Mrs. John F. R. Beals, C. J. Edwards, Carl
Aschim. Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Allen Dawson, M. E. Gruber, Frank Heyd,
Page, Mrs. Rollie Watson, Mrs. Tom lennie McGhee, J. C. Holden, Homer
Coates, Mrs. Talbott, Mrs, Zachman, Mason, E. E. Koch, J. E. Youel, Geo.
Robison, Lowell
Mrs. J. P. Allen, Mr. Fred Eorslund, Winslow, Thad
Mrs. B. L .Beals, Jr. Mrs. Page and Bristow, Roy Andrus, W. A. Wil-
liams, A. Byers, Oscar Schultz and
son left on Saturday.
George Willett.
Mrs. S. A. Brodhead and Mrs. B. D.
Lamar entertained a large number of
Notice.
ladies at the home of the former on
Friday last, when a most delightful
Oct. 22, 1916, 1 the undersigned,
afternoon was participated in. The am not responsible for an” or all of
decorations were very tastefully ar­ Elmer Plog’s accounts hereafter.
ranged, consisting of autumn leaves
George Plog.
and black cats. Five hundred and
needlework were the amusing feat­
ures of the afternoon followed by a
The Republican Ticket.
dainty lunch. Mrs. Conover captured
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the first prize and the consolation
President, Charles E. Hughes.
prize went to Mrs. Campbell. Follow­
Vice-President, Chas W. Fairbanks.
ing were the invited guests: Mes-
Congress, W. C. Hawley.
datnes Riefenberg, Franklin, Camp­
Secretary of State, B. W. Olcott.
bell, Plank, Janery, Mason, Clough,
Public Service Commissioner, Fred
Botts, F. Baker, Hayes, W. Baker, G. Buchtel.
Groat. Robison, Byers. Burge,_ Koch.
Circuit Judge, Geo. R. Bagley.
Hill. Conover, Crenshaw, McNair,
District Attorney, T. H. Goyne.
J. Lamar, Miller, Willett, Reicher,
Joint State Senator, T. B. Handley.
Holden, Ammer, Haltom, Earley,
Joint Representative, Frank A.
Haberlach, Moulton, Hall, Holmes, Rowe
Ira Smith, F. Hadley. Bales, Lamb.
Sheriff, W. L. Campbell.
County Clerk, Erwin Harrison,
Assessor, C. A. Johnson.
Novel Social Friday Evening.
Treasurer. B. L. Beals.
Surveyor, R L. Shreve.
Grown folks are invited to dress
School Superintendent, G. B. Ijimb.
like children and act accordingly at
County Commissioner, S. G. Reed.
the Guild Hall on Friday evenin- as
guests of the Presbyterian ¡social
Found a galvanized iron block.
Commtitee at their “Children’s Par­
ty.” Cookies and other good thingsto Call at T. B. Turney's place on the
cat and drink will be put on the low­ slough.
The Willamina Times plays fair;
er shelf in reach of the little ones.
Come and enjoy the evening, play after having used a lot of boiler plate
the games of childhood. All are chal­ Republican matter, he is now giving
lenged to attend and help carry out his readers a lot of boiler plate gust
the idea by maintaining the harmony about Wilson No one in that town
of the occasion. It will be a time fit­ will ever be peeved at the news­
paper
ting to the annual halloween.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Congressman
W. C. HAWLEY
Will Address the Voters in Behalf of Hughes and
the Republican Ticket
MONDAY EVENING,
October 30th, at the
COURT HOUSE
Help Boost the G.O.P. and
Hughes
Clougli's
GIANT BLUEING
I OR THE LAUNDRY
1 he Strongest, Brightest, Clearest and
Best Blueing Made.
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CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO.
Manufacturing Pharmacists,
TILLA MO )K
OREGON
Notice
N< t ee is hereby given, That the
Common Council of Tillamook City.
Oregon, has accepted the street im­
provements provided for by Ordinance
No. 319 of Tillamook City. Oregon be­
ing thefollowing portions of streets,
to-wit: All that portion of Fifth Street
from the east line of Second Avenue
Ead, east to the center of Sixth Ave­
nue East, and Third Avenue East from
the South line of Fourth Street to the
North line of Fifth Street
And has apportioned the cost of said
improvements to the lespective lots
and tracts of ground which aie situ­
ated within Local Improvement Dis­
trict No. 6 of Tillamook City Oregon,
being all of the property fronting and
abutting upon or'adjacent to said pro-
poaed improvement and to said pio-
poaed improvements and es|>ecially
benefited thereby, and at the Common
Council of Tillamook Citv, Oregon, has
appointed Thursday, the 2nd day of
November. 1916. at the City Hall in
Tillamook City. Oregon, at the hour of
8 p. m as the time and place at which
the Common Council snail hear ai d de­
termine all objections to the apportion­
ment of the coat oi said street improve­
ment and that at said meeting, or at
such other time as the hearing may bo
adjourned to, the Common Council will
hear and determine such objections
and make such changes therein ax
shall be necessary to make such ap­
portionment equitable and just. The
appointment so maoe by the Common
Council is on file with the undersigned
Vltv Recorder’ and may be examined
by any person Interested therein.
Done try the order of the Common
Council and dated this 16th day of Oc­
tober, 1916
IraC. Smith,
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
Oregon.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given, That the
Common Council of Tillamook City,
Oregon, has accepted the street im­
provements provided for by Ordi­
nances Nos. 318 and 321 of Tilla­
mook City, Oregon, being the follow­
ing portions of streets to-wit: All
that portion of Fifth Street from
center line of .Sixth Avenue East,
East to East Boundary line of Tilla­
mook City.
And has appropriated the cost of
s. id improvements to the respective
lots and tracts of ground which are
situated within Local Improvement
District No. 5, of Tillamook City,
Oregon, being all of the property
fronting and abutting upon, or adjac­
ent to said proposed improvement
and to said proposed improvements
and especially benefitted thereby,
and that the Common Council of Til­
lamook City, Oregon, has appointed
Saturday the lltli day of November,
191«, at the City Hall in Tillamook
City, Oregon, at the hour of 8 p.m.
as the time and place at which the
Common Council shall hear and de­
termine all objections to the appor­
tionment of the cost of said street im­
provement, and that at said meeting
di at such other time as the hearing
may be adjourned to, the Common
< »until will hear and determine, such
objections and make such changes
therein as shall be necessary to make
such apportionment equitable and
just. The apportionment so made
bv the Common Council is on file
with the undersigned City Recorder
and may be examined by any person
interested therein.
Done by the order of the Common
Council ami dated this 25th day of
October, 191«.
Ira C. Smith,
City Recorder of Tilla­
mook City, Oregon.