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Vol. XXVII. No. 38 TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MARCH 1 I'.jo PER YEAR. I am in the market at all times for The Public Service Commission has your baby calves—Smith “The Calf rendered a decision in the case of the Tillamook County Mutual Telephone Man,”—Both Phones. THRIFT IS THE “SHOCK ABSORBER” I More than Money is Involved W That takes the jolts aud jars out of life later on and gives you that worry-free, successful air which conies froni the knowledge of the little “ nest-egg” earning you 4 per cent interest in some rr To be good bank like ours. thrifty and prudent from 21 to 50 means a successful and corn- fortable old age. The first National Bank Open a savings account today. L Tillamook County Bank Farm hand wanted. Apply to Ben Kuppenbender, Tillamook Hotel. Tillamook Jottings. W. A. Wise, dentist. Dr. C. W. Miller, chriopractor. Noglare Williams. Auto Lens at w. « » For Sale—New modern residence, located in best residence district. For sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. * For sale or Rent, a ranch of 35 A. acres, 3 miles east of Tillamook. En quire at the Headlight office. t Loose and bailed hay for sale—Ap Shop to rent, next to my office.— ply to Clarence Hancnkrat, Tilla * mook. 3* T. H. Goyne. F. N. Wilson has rented his farm, Dr. Shearer, physician and surgeon, and with Mrs. Wilson will take a Cloverdale, Ore. trip to the East. Born, to the wife of E. E. Koch, on Cheese is now 23c. pound for trip Tuesday, a son. lets and 24c. for long horns, which is Four grade Jersey cows for sale. F. a temporary price. - - -- - ■ - t L. Buell, Long — Prairie. County Warrants are worth 100 Garbage gathered free. See M. R. cents on the dollar at Ray & Co.’s Hanankrat, or call Main 6F11. store in trade. ♦ County Surveyor R. L. Shreve lçft 1 You should see “ The Love Thief ” Thursday for Salem and Portland. at the Gem Theatre next Thursday, Lost, black and white shepherd dog, March 8th, it is sure to please. finder please notify Henry Landolt. s M. Lue Henderson vs. H. E. Carr For Furnished Rooms at reasonable and wife et al, is a suit filed in the *2 circuit court to foreclose a mortgage. price, See Mrs. E. Plank. American manure spreader ror sale. Blacksmith Coal— Coal—Right Right Prices.—Lamb Schrader Co. * Will sell cheap, as it is too heavy for my team, for cash. T. McCormack. * For sale, 45 pure blooded white W. A. Williams carries a full line of rock chickens, very cheap.—Phone Flash Lights and batteries. It will pay 6F11. you to look over his stock when in Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook need. * office everyday until Saturday, March A nurse of experience and some 10th. ♦ training wishes nursing to do. Can Will pay you to see Everson for a give references. Call 78 * W. ~ Reason- safe investment in city property or able. * farm lands. * “The Love Thief” to be presented One Ton Ford Truck; also 5 pas at the Gem Theatre next Thursday senger Ford Nearly new, for sale, March 8th. Another William Fox 2* See Rosenberg. production which is sure to please. Dr. Wise will have to leave for his For Sale—A paying sawmill in the Portland office about March 15th, to South end of the County. It will make * remain there 2 or 3 weeks. money for you. Taylor Real Estate Those who want to see Dr. Wise Agency, Cloverdale, Ore. 2t. before he leaves for Portland, will Lost—Pair of glasses, between please do so at once. Habcrlach's residence and Tinnerstet Dr. W. A. Wise will be at the Ne- residence. Finder please leave same halem Hotel Saturday and Sunday, at this office. * March 10th and nth. Mrs. J. L Henderson will leave for Bring your County Warrants to Hood River on Saturday, to visit h-r Ray & Co.’s store and get 100 cents daughter, who was badly burned in Portland recently on the dollar in trade. * A. E. Giebisch and wife will move Don't forget “The Lass of the Lum to Gardiner, where Mr. Giebisch will ber-lands,” Gem Theatre, Tuesday, be engaged in the work of construct March 6th, Prices 10c. and 5c. ing a jetty at Winchester Bay. For Sale, horse, buggy and harness. Lost gold watch, open face, Lost A bargain for $100.00. Apply to between Tillamook Hotel and depot. Frank Hobson, Garibaldi, Ore. *4 Size 16, 17 Jewell, Hampden. Case No. 2914269. Works No. 8562302. Henry Uithof, Contractor and J. M. DeLillies has bought the Builder, Estimates furnished, Barns and Silos a specialty, Bell Phone. A10 Jones Apartment house. And will be known in future as the DeLillies For Sale, six lots in Tillamook City I Apartments. * for $1,100.00 cash. Call or address Mrs. C. N. Drew. * VCcod Sawed—Call E. W. Knight on the Mutual phone, Prompt service and careful work. Why not be insured in the best fire insurance company, it costs no more. * See Everson. Money to loan on farm lands, from $500 up, Good terms. Reasonable rate of interest. We want your business. See Everson. • Tillamook’s community Christmas tree enterprise was a success. The secretary reports that after all bills were paid there remained $36.81 for A full line of standard spark plugs, associated charities. The total raised for the tree was $113.50. Some enter also other automobile accessories at prise in the little burg.—Telephone W’. A. Williams Harness Shop. Register. ■ bAIWBR’S VARIETY STORE, I.OO.F. BLD., * « Drop in and book Around ” PT Co., which filed a complaint against the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., alleging that the latter company 1 was insufficient and inadequate, and j I its practice unreasonable and unjustly —f in that it refused to Protect your valuable papers from ; discriminatory the unexpected fire by renting one of Rftmit an interchange of traffic. In a our safe deposit ‘ boxes. Only one lengthy - - decision the Commissions al- ----- ?.i_ ---- ,..... / to make dollar per year. Tillamook County ' ,ows thF ................ Mutual '. C Company ■ connection, on condition that 10c. is Bank. charged above the regular rate and 1 W. A. Williams has just received a J the Mutual Company is to install and HII.E a Cheeking or Savings Account at The complete line ot oil clothing. You maintain the necessary plant and First National Bank represents financial re should inspect his stock when in need equipment at the office of the Pacific sources for its owner—it stands for business of anything in the oil clothing line. * Company so as to make possible the resource as well. ' ur patrons gain an intimate interchange of long distance traffic Now is the time to look after your between the two companies. knowledge of the w:.ys arid means of handling finan Fire Insurance on all your property, ces and business in a practical manner. They are A full house witnessed the perfor It will surprise you how cheaply you also accorded the benefit of our experience in every can get a 3 or 5 year policy.—Rollie mance of the “Convict’s Daughter" by the Dramatic Club on Saturday case of need. W. Watson. night, and a more enjoyable evening DIRECTORS : See and hear attractive and whole could not be asked for. The many dif P. Heisel, C. J. Edwards, J. C. Holden, A. W. Bunn, some church entertainment, “The ferent characters were handled in a John Morgan. B. C. Lamb, W. J. Riechers. Old Peabody Pew” at the Presby- manner that is worthy of considera B. C. Lamb. Pres. IF. J. Riechers, Cashier. terian Church Friday evening at 8 ble praise. Mrs. Flo McKinley as o'clock. France Lee, the Convict's Daughter, Senator T. B. Handley and Repre was a decided success, and her many friends may feel justly proud of the sentative F. A. Rowe returned from Salem last week, both of whom made very able performance she gave of a I TILLAMOOK. OREGON. good legislators and looked after the difficult part. Carl Dawson , as James I I Blackburn, the Imd man gave the ; interest of Tillamook county. uost consistant performance we have i I here will be regular convocation seen Carl do. N. W. McRay, as Col. of Johnson Chapter No. 24 R. A. M. Lee, was good, as also was Henry Friday, March 2, All Royal Arch Ma McKinley, as Jack Worthington. Mrs ' sons are invited to attend, by order of Marren, as Sadie the maid, was a . H P., b A. H. Gaylord, Sec. great treat, although we have not | seen her in a show before, she shows i Francis X. Bushman and many signs of being a good addition > Bayne in The Metro picture, to the club- McCowell, as the convict, I Diplomatic Service” at t._ i het.lre Saturday and Sunday, March gave a very good account of himself, I 3 and 4. Comedy, “Taking a Rest,” but we expect much more from him > than from the others, having seen him i Prices 15c. and 5C. in many parts we know what to ex Don’t torgel those busted castings, pect Jim Hiner, had a small part in Can be welded for half. Goods sent the officer, and his song was render by parcel post and express promptly ed in a manner worthy of the best. 1 The club is establishing a name for . returned. Hiner & Reed, 1 illamook, themselves, and let us hope they will ; • continue to give us some more shows 1 Oregon. of the same kind. Fairview Grange will dedicate the new Grange Hall on Thursday, March 8th. Charles H. Hays, master TILLAMOOK GOOD ROAD of dedicate services will be present. BOOSTERS GET BUSY The public will be invited in the after- non. A Big Gathering at the Court Hous® I have a number of store buildings, Monday Evening. houses and office rooms to rent. Also can give desirable ground lease in On Monday evening there was a various parts of the city desirable to large gathering of business men and almost any needs. See me also for others at the Court House, called by city property on payments to suit the Tillamook Commercial Club, for your income.—Rollie W. Watson. the purpose of discussing road mat I will trade my ten acre ranch in ters and the bills recently passed by f River Side, California, for Tillamook the State Legislature. A large dele- gation was down from Nehalem and I City property, one and one half miles a number of farmers were also pres- I from town. See Geo. Hamlin the ent. . * Fred C. Baker, president of the | house mover. Commercial C12ib, called the meeting I For Sale—One Faultless and one to order, and the two first speakers ' New Hercules stump puller and were Senator T. B. Handley and Rep- i equipments in good order. Price $80 resentative Frank A. Rowe, who I each with equipment. J. D. Tompkins, dwelt on the features of the road bills ! Fed Barn Sheridan, passed by the state legislature, es Henderson’s 2 pecially the bill which provides for a | Oregon. Rosenberg Bros, have opened a $<),ooo,ooo bond issue which is to he large line ot all kinds of hay, feed, submitted to a vote of the people, near Ute saw mill and will carry a The different features of this bill was relating large feed store on 2nd Avenue East discussed, particularly that flour, grass seeds at the very lowest to Tillamook County, for the bill calls prices. Special prices on hay and for a hard surfaced road from the Clatsop County line to Garibaldi, by ’feed in car lots. way of Wheeler, and for 20 miles of Barred Plymouth Rock eggs __ for hard surfaced road, or more south of setting, for sale. This flock comes Tillamook City. Every phase of the from the stock of the College of Ag question was discussed, and that of riculture. Admittedly one of the very bonding the county was argued pro best on this coast. They are an extra and con by those who favored bond heavy laying strain. $1.50 for fifteen ing and those who were opposed. F. eggs. Mutual phone. Mrs. A. F. Lacy* R. Beals paid Senator Handley and compliments Tom Brooton, son of H. H. Brooten Representative Rowe who resides in the south part of the for their labors while at Salem. He county, died on Tuesday and the was a strong advocate of bonding the funeral took place the next day. The county. The Nehalem delegation ap The Tillamook Silo is built of the best of ma deceased has been sick since Christ peared to be opposed to bonding the mas, and was confined to his bed for county unless they obtained a prom terial anti workmanship. It is strong, substantial two weeks,. He leaves a wife and two ise that certain roads in that vicinity and so simple that any man can put it up without were hard surfaced. children. After nearly three hours discussion, trouble. Wc are not questioning the decision the chairman suggested that there be It is specially recommended as to its durabil of the Public Service Commission in a committee appointed to plan out look after the regard to the Tillamook case, but it some system to ity, simplicity and economy. would have pleased most everybody if county’s interest, so as to be prepared the two companies were forced to whenever state or Federal aid was It is a home product manufactured here in- combine, for there is no earthly use available. A motion to that effect was . creasing the payroll of Tillamook County. Pat for two, other than to tax a number made and carried. The chairman stat of persons for two phones when one ed that he would not appoint the ronize your home industry and make Tillamook committee until the next day, and on is all that is needed. a large payroll center. Tuesday he appointed, Frank A. The Women's Civic Improvement Rowe, H Effenberger, Fred Zaddach, I also recommend for your consideration the Club invites all ladies of the county Fred R. Beals, Charles Kunze, H. T. to attend the meeting Saturday, Botts, Herman Farmer, Will Chris Blizzard and Acme Ensilege Cutters. These ma March 3, at the Armory. The program tensen and L. M. Kraner. chines are absolutely guaranteed, and demon is: 2 p.m.. Business meeting; 2:30, Piano Solo, Miss Holden, Lecture, stration will be given to all interested. Also all Miss Miller; Vocol Solo, Mrs Poor MRS. IRA PETTIT GUILTY. other farm machinery. Barn equipment, etc. man; “Property Rights of Women in Oregon” by Mrs. Goyne and Mrs. Former Tillamook W°man Gets ten Look me up at the Tillamook Hotel. Everson; "Our Club” Mrs. Edwards; Years for Killing Husband. 3:45 Social hour. ------ o----- Roseburg, Or., Feb. 17.— Mrs Irma William Tohl vs. H. F. Effenberg- er, Mary Effenberger, Anna Kline Pettit, who a few month ago shot and and Herman Tohl is a suit filed in the killed her husband, R. E. Pettit, on circuit court asking the court to con the streets of Mont Clements, Mich., strue and interpret the provisions of was recently convicted of murder in the will of the late Henry Tohl, and the second degree and sentenced to a that it be decreed that the heirs take term of to years in the House of Cor as beneficicries by equal shares of all rection at Detroit. Mrs. Pettit plead the property of the estate, except the ed insanity. Washington Birthday Party. Miss !.. Krebs, J. J. Krebs, B. D. Both Mr. and Mrs. Pettit formerly amounts specially bequeathed to cer Lamar, J. S. Lamar, Leonard, Lewis, ------ o------ tain individuals; that all of the heirs lived in Portland. Mr. Pettit was at Red, White and Blue were the Morrison, Mason, Myers, Jack Olson, of the deceased be decreed to be ben one time connected with the Mult- W. J. Peterson, Geo. Peterson, Poor eficiaries and entitled to take equal nomah Hotel grill. They were also color designs at a Washington birth man, Partridge, Page, Riechers, Ras shares, and that H. F. Effenberger be connected with hotels at I illamook day party given Thursday, Feb. 22nd, mussen, Reedy, Rosenberg, Dr. Rob decreed to have no right, title or in and Grants Pass. Mrs. Pettit's mother by Mrs. Sam Moulton and Mrs. Ross inson, Thad Robison, M Schultz, O. Shreve, at the home of the former. is said to reside near Portland. terest in or to the property. It proved to be one of the most Schultz, C. Schultz, Sanders, Strana At the time of the murder Mrs Pet han, Winslow, W A. Williams, Walls. The Coast Power Co. has bought tit said she killed her husband be enjoyable social events of the season, out George Chaphe's stock and taken cause he was attentive to other wom the lunch being served to the Queen's Swastika Club. taste. Fancy work and 500 were par over the light plant at Rockaway. en I'he Swastika Club met at the home ticipated in, Mrs. Reedy capturing the The company will extend their lines first prize and Mrs. B. D Lamar the of Mrs. Thad jtobison, Feb. 23. 1 to that place and will furnish lights to Cap’t. Racket. being the annual election meeting, Garibaldi, Barview and Rockaway. • consolation ------ o—— 1 The invited guests were Mesdames the following officers were chosen to On Wednesday County Judge Hare and County Surveyor Shreve and J. C. The Dramatic Club will offer this Aiderman, Ainmer E. I). Allen, F. C. ( rvc during this year. Pres. Mrs. Burton, Boats, Robison, vice-president, Mrs Hill, Edwards and representatives of the very funny farce comedy in a short Baker, Brodhead Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., time to its many friends at the Star Byers, Bales, J Baker, Buffim, Con secretary-treasurer Mr-. E. Harris -n. The afternoon was pleasantly »pint went over the route north of this city Theatre. This play is a lively farce, over, Campbell, Condit. Clough Cren for the purpose of arranging for the only intended to make you laugh A shaw, Cardiff, Dunn, Erickson, Ed with fancy work, chatting and a game electric company taking one side of good laugh at times is a relief, and it wards,- Ellison, Franklin, Farley, call'd "housekeepers I’i” A delicious the road for their polls and the tele is for that purpose that such comedies Feldschau, Grub-r, Groat, F. Hadley, luncheon wa« served by the hostess. phone company the other side of the are written. Watch for this one. It is Hall, Hubbard, Holmes, Holden, I'he club will meet with Mrs. Haber- Heyd, Hoy, Hill, Hays, Jones, Koch,, I lach ip March. road. good. For quick sale, 20 acres 4 miles south of 1 illamook, with buildings. Owner going on homestead. Inquire at this office. » The Tillamook SILO! Ben KUPPENBENDER, Tillamook, Oregon.
