'Vol. XXVII. No. 21 TILLAMOOK, OREGON. NOVEMBER 2, 1916. A A Certain Man When Poor, Said certain I I I vdl save and get • ready and maybe my \ chance will come.” MAN I I 1 - , »i.So PER YEAR. Mr. Maxwell states that she is get­ ting along as well as can be expect­ ed. The operation was very Critical as the limb was broken off above the knee and part of the bone was splint­ ered. While the other occupants of tin- auto were rather rolled out, Mrs. Maxwell was thrown a distance of twenty feet, striking the hard pave­ ment. Mrs. Jonas Olson, mother of Mrs. Maxwell, is with her. Geo. Olson and wife who have been visit­ ing relatives in W ashington, stopped in Portland on their way home and arrived here with Mr. Maxwell Sun­ day. ■i Congressman W. C. Haw ley talked Monday evening at the court house, and notwithstanding the storm a good crowd was present to hear him. i he congressman made a strong and convincing address, taking up the subject 01 tariff _ .I..' a and 2 severely criticis- ed President Wilson a 1 ... and the Demo­ cralic party. He showed that the president had not adhered to the plat iorm of the Democratic party, and when discussing the Mexican que ion he _________ severely criticised ,W ilson for not protecting Uie lives of Ameri- can citizens. The congressman r.sked whether 11 was war when United States troops were ordered to fire on peaceful citizens or whether it was murder The audience ____ was greatly in­ terested in Mr. Hawley’s address and he came in for loud applause during the evening, especially when he refer- rd to the stars and stripes and Mr. Hughes, who, he predicted, would be • • the ------ next ---- president. YOUR CHANCE This c- lain man, whose name is Legion, had very little cl'.ai’.c , you would s.iy, to acquire a competence. But he was de­ termined io save . nd succeed. “Some day” h - said, “My chance will come.” S he sav-d and got ready. And his chance did come Your ehnne. will come. Some day you’ll be considering an investment. If you're ready you can' take it up. And you can get ready no matter i, your salary is small. It's what you save that counts, net what you make. If you really want to better yourself, begin now by putting away regularly a little money in this bank and a year h.nce you will be surprised at the amount saved. Tillamook County Bank TILLAMOOK CHEESE FIRST PRIZE. WINS At tha National Dairy Show at Springfield. Mass. Tillamook Joltings. He Kept Us Out. "He kept us out of war” And he kept us out of cash. Hr kent us out of business. And he kept us out of hash; He kept us out of lots of things. And now he wants four years mtye I I am in the market at all times for To keep us out of all the things your baby calves—Smith “The Calf He overlooked before. I Man,’’—Both Phones. He must be tired keeping out. A full line of standard spark plugs, And it would be a sin, also other automobile accessories at No' to let him have a good long rest, W. A. Williams Harness Shop. * By voting Charlie in. J. J. W.. Good bottom land farm for rent. ------o------ Go to the City Hall Tuesday even­ Stock for sale. Place will carry about ing for election returns. We have 25 cows. Apply at F. R. Beal’s office. completed arrangements and hope to Mrs. C. Van Patten and daughter ! give the people of Tillamook prompt Miss Lizzie, who have been visiting ' service so they can obtain , election at Buhl, Idaho, returned on Monday.J news as soon as other parts of Ore­ The steamer Sue H. Elmore came gon. ! in on Saturday, having been bar bound at Astoria several days last W. A. Wise, dentist. ' « 1 week. Dr. C. W. Miller, ehriopractor. * W. A. Williams carries a full line of Piano for sale on long terms—See Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay Shrodc. * , you to look over his stock when in need. i * Wanted: Hemlock and Alder wood, Money to loan on farm lands, from See Shrodc. * $500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate Mrs. Chandler is now making cor­ of interest. We want your business. sets at Miss Johnson’s millinery store See Everson. * Mrs. A. K. Case came in from Mc­ i For Trade—30 acre farm near Minnville to visit relatives. . Willamina in Yamhill County for Good Jersey cow for sale, fresh in : Tillamook nroperty. Owner C. O. six weeks. Herman Hauswirth, Fair­ I Blodgett, Tillamook City, Ore. view. * For Rent—New and comfortable Will pay you to see Everson for a apartments at the Van Graven house, safe investment in city property or I 6th St. between Miller and Park farm lands. * | Avenues. The case of the Tillamook Bay Con- E. E. Colestock vs. Sheriff Cren­ shaw is a transcript filed from the i struction Co. vs. Tillamook County and Yamhill County is being tried justice court. this week at Hillsboro, and it is For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City for $1,100.00 cash. Call or address thought that it will be the end of the Mrs C. N. Drew. * week before it is finished. ■ 1 2 t THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus, $30,000.00 Member Federal Reserve Bank. OFFICERS : B. C. LAMB. President. \V. » J. RIECHERS, CuMiier. J. C. HOLDEN, ( \ ice-I’rrs>i('ent. I. E. KELDSON, z\tMÍBtrint Cashier DIRECTORS : C. J. E owarps . P eter H eisei .. A. W B vnn . J. C. Hot pen . \V. J. R iechers . B C. L amb . Careful Attention Given to all Banking Business Placed in Our Hands. I Odd Fellows Bld. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. ? üñMAR’S VARIETY STORE, * I.O-O.F. BLD., Í Three Tillamook cheese makers competed at the National Dairy Show at Springfield, Mass., with sonic oi the best cheese makers of Wisconsin and the Eastern states and the local cheese makers carried off the best prizes. This will not only add to the fame of Tillamook cheese, but it is a great honor that the cheese makers of Tillamook County gained in com­ petition with Eastern cheese and cheese makers. This is a record we all feel proud of. H. M. Biberstein, of Red Clover, won first prize witlt a .score of 98/, points, which is a splendid showing. Hugh Barber, of the Fairview Dairy Association, tied with a Wis­ consin cheese maker with a score of 9 8 for second prize. A. J. Schmelzer was fifth with score of 97.7 5 points, of the M. Chance X Co's factory, Beaver. There were 27 entries, as follows: Wisconsin, 16, New Work, 3; Ore­ gon,3; Idaho, 3; Pennsylvania, l;and Vermont, 1. This not only proves the splendid luality of I illamook cheese, but that it excelled in quality with the East­ ern and Wisconsin cheese. Wcad Sawed—Call E. W. Knight on the Mutual phone. Prompt service e and careful work. Dr. Ford, superintendent of the M. E. Church for this district, was in the city Thursday. Why not be insured in the best fire insurance company, it costs no more. See Everson. • I ONE MILLION DOLLAR BID FOR TIMBER. Bond Owners Buy in Timber of Till­ amook Timber and Legging Co. Deputy Sheriff Swenson A marriage Now is the time to look after your ......... „ license was issued Oregon City on Wednesday to bring Fire Insurance on all your property. Perry J. DeLillies and Daisy Lane. 1 here were only seven persons back a man who was arrested there It will surprise you how cheaply you Rosenberg Bros, have opened a present on Monday morning when can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie large feed store on 2nd Avenue East having made out to one of the banks the timber lands belonging to the there that he had a bank account in W. Watson. near the saw mill and will carry a this county, and drew some money on Iillamook limber 'and i.uggmg to. Dr. Shearer, Internal Medicine and large line of all kinds of hay, feed, it. He will be prosecuted in Clacka­ situated in Iillamook, hasluiigtoii and Lane counties were put up lor Generay Surgery—Commercial Bldg., flour, grass seeds at the very lowest mas county. over Ray & Co. Store. Office hours 1 prices. Special prices on hay and Exchange for 'iillamook improved sale by public auction. Attorney Wal­ to 4, Evenings by appointment. * feed in car lots. * I or unimproved Tillamook iillamook ( County '---- •- lace .»icvamant, master in chancery rrotect your youi valuable papers — from — - For Sale—Registered Jersey Bull, “land, 10^ acres fruit orcherd, near Attorney Littlefield and W. il. Jacob, Protect the unexpected fire by renting une oi 3 year* old. Grand Son of Gertie Lad, 1 electric line between Walla Walla ot Chicago, came in on Sunday tor the purpose ot disposing of and buy­ our safe deposit boxes, Only one [)am jg a granddaughter of Governor land Milton, mostly in Italian prunes. ing in me property tor tne bond hold­ dollar per year. Tillamook County Marigold. Gentle to handle and sure ! Rich soil, free water right. A fine ers. breeder. Price $100 crated and trans­ i place for some one wishing a dryer Bank. • Mr. McCamant stated the condition ferred. Apply to John Woder, R. F. 1 climate . Value $6,500.00.—Address Owing to County Judge Hare being D. 2, Aurora, Oregon. * ' G. A. Well rung, Hillsboro, Oregon. • <>t sale and asked for bids wiicn Mr. in Hillsboro as a witness in the Sour Jacob said he ottered a bid ol »1,000- I have a number of store buildings, In the case of the Miami Lumber . 000 for John P. Oleson, oi Chicago. Grass case, the regular monthly term houses and office rooms to rent. Also Co, vs. Tillamook County, which was of the circuit court was adjourned un­ I There being no other bid the proper­ can give desirable ground lease in tried last week at Hillsboro, the jury ty was sold to .Mr.Oleson. Mr. Mr- til next Wednesday. various parts of the city desirable to brought in a verdict for the county. Camant said he had received the For sale, two lots, 105 by 115 feet, almost any needs. See me also for This was a case where the company in Sunnymead, three roomed house city property on payments to suit sued the county for $2932, it being al­ necessary ccrtilicd check of $¿5,000 and Mr. Jacob said that bonds wumd furnished, hot house 25x40 feet. The your income.—Rollie W’. Watson. leged that the company was damaged I be put up in Chicago for the amount whole for $665 cash. Apply to box that amount on account of a slide in of the bid. Mr. Oleson who bought Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles, 101, Tillamook, Ore. addressed a meeting on Saturday building the road at Hobsonville. The the property, is assistant cashier of < .iinty agreed to settle for $200, but The Womens’ Civic Improvement night at the Court House. 'There was I the First National Bank, of ( hicago. Club will meet at the City Hall Sat­ a good turn out and the judge dwelt it was declined. I lie property of the Tillamook urday, at 2:30 p. m. Political issues of somewhat on the Democratic slogan The Star Garage wishes to an­ ' limber ami Logging Co., was bond­ the coming elcciion will be discussed. “He kept us out of War." Thjre was nounce that they have secured the ed to the First Trust and Savings It is urged by the club that you at­ little or no enthusiasm at the meet­ services of Mr. Whitsell. Mr. Whitsell Bank of Chicago, for $3,000,000, and tend this meeting. is one ot the best mechanics of Port- I it i s estimated that it includes 2,000,- ing. _ the following _ experience: 000,000 feet of limber in the three J. S. Stephens & Co.—Agent for land, having 1 have just received several oi the I wo years w ith the Lozier factory; j counties, a large portion, however be- Fire Insurance, Real Estate. North West School Furniture Co, anil ; late-' styles in Standard Pianos, ami thrcc years with the Packard factory; iiig in Tillamook County. Notary Public. Both phones. Office I .-.ouid be pleased to have you call and one year with the Studebaker factory I V lien tin company's property was Jones-Knudson ,r *“ Room 1, Commercial Building. Tilla­ see them, at the J„ and one year with the Buick factory, bonded it was generally thought that 1 Furniture Store. Sold on easy month- and numerous other places. Mr. that the bond holders would have to mook, Oregon. i ly payments. The Wiley B. Allen Co. yyhttsel passed highest in civil service take over the property, as it Don’t forget those busted castings, ' Leland B. Erwin, cunty representa- examination for mechanic in city thought the company hail been • (Jan be welded for half. Goods sent l live. garage oi Portland. Mr. Whitsell will paid for its property, express promptly W hen judgment was entered again­ by parcel post and The first rain and wind storm of the do vour werk right and guarantee it st the Tillamook 'l imber X Logging relumed. Hiner X, Reed, Tillamook, -cason the first of the week caused Company last July, Wallace McCam­ I some uneasiness at Bar \ iev H', where Oregon. rsdav of last week Mrs. ant was made master in chancery. He the waves threw large docks i on the and Mrs. .Morrison gave a ‘ I the was to open the timber land for pub­ Small "one-mas" dairy ranch of 35 railroad, and it was feared that hr home of the latter, which lic sale and under the ti rms < f the mw is .. close -—j to Tillamook , railroad would be washed out. The acres. « Place most enjoyable event. Mrs. school and cheese .—, however, ------------, undermine a judi'mcnt any one of th complain­ City, L..». ____ factory. Fair waves did, ants, or those holding the bonds, improvements on the place. Will keep ' piece o. af railroad ............ track ____ of Gcibisch A were allowed to become out and out 10 cows. Will sell stock and rent Joplin, but this was soon fixed. reasonable and give terms if desired. purchasers of the timber lard ami the Blazer is a Echo Blazier vs. Owen sawmill and other equipment thereon. —See Rollie Watson. rcuit court, , divorce suit filed in the ci Litigation in the District Court of Married at the Christian Church These parties were niarrie d in Salem the United States was commenced by par«onage on Wednesday at three on the 1st of October, 1913. The o'clock, William Watson, of Banks, plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman Kirk, Mil- he First Trust and Savin' i Ba it:, of Chicago, Mnv 29, 1' 16 w'■ n that Miss Allie Lawrence, oi 1 k Allen. < treatment in her complaint. She corporation filed its c< n 1 i • pray­ dale. Rev. C. C. Curtis, pastor of the wants also her former name. Echo Baals O. trust deed Christian rhurch performing the cere­ W ntcrmeii r. restored, no children •i. li i 'o ’, ing for a foreclosure of ii held on the timber lard bv reason zer, Reich- mony. i Lorn >f this union. L-wis and of it« purchase of the t'-.A.-r com­ Mr. Erwin wishes to state tha* the pany bonds. I he railroad bridge at Mohler is version of the accident printed in the ludgincnt wrii< entered 1 of commission, two stringers hav- Herald was not according to the facts n