TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Tillamook Jottings.
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Miss Ethel Wilson, of Kansas, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. N.. Wilson
for a few weeks.
W. H. Ewan, of Nehalem, was in
the city on Wednesday, and became
a subscriber to the Headlight.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Buell C. Woods and Ruth Gray Alt-
enburger; Neil Hiner and Pauline
Hathaway.
Morris Schnal having bought the
building occupied by CondR and Con­
over, expects to pull down the old
shack and replace it with a modem
building.
Mrs H. L. Mason died yesterday in
this city and the funeral will be held
Friday afternoon. The deceased was
65 years of age and the cause of
i.eath was asthma.
Weather conditions this week were
decidedly warm for Tillamook Coun­
ty, the east wind during the day
making it the hottest weather the
county has had this summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Lebow have returned
and will be at Dr. Wise's Tillamook
office on Monday and Tuesday. Bay
City on Wednesday; at Cloverdale on
Thursdays; Nehalem, Fridays and
Wheeler Saturdays.
A. F. Coates, of the Coates Lumber
Co., was in from Seattle, Wash, this
week, and left on Wednesday with Joe
Franklin and W. F. Baker and wife,
all of whom to attend the State Fair
at Salem.
The Board of Equalization made a
reduction of 50 per cent in the valua­
tion of the timber that was burned
over in September, of last year. It is
the intention of the County Court to
have the burned timber cruised as
soon as possible, so as to arrive at a
just valuation.
The Portland Chapter of the Red
Cross is anxious to have Miss Jane
V. Doyle, who is Executive Secretary
of the Bureau of Nursing Activities,
come to Tillamook for the purpose of
interesting the members of the Tilla­
mook branch in educational and
nursing activities.
On Wednesday evening, Sept. 11,
Frances Buckles, of Tillamook, Ore.,
and Miss Maude E. Shearer, of Port­
land, Oregon, were married by the
Rev. McDennoth, of the Congrega­
tional Church, at Aberdeen. Wash.
After a trip to Oregon they will make
¡Aberdeen their home.
The case of Vern Blanchard was
tried before jury in Justice of Peace
Stanley’s court, who was arrested for
violating the fishing laws.
I he jury
found Blanchard guilty and he was
fined *100. As there is some doubt
in the case as to law points, the case
is to be appealed to the circuit court.
Dr. Livingston Farrand, head of
the National American Red Cross,
will be in Portland Monday, Septem­
ber 29, It is the intention of the
J’ortland Chapter Officers to arrange
a meeting or meetings throughout
the day for the privilege of hearing
Dr. Farrand tell representatives of
lire Chapters and Branches what the
future program of the Red Cross is
to be.
At the School meeting on Saturday
he budget as submitted by the
chool board and published in the
ocal newspapers was accepted. The
chool board was instructed to nego-
late with Mr. Stillwell for the Pitr­
one of obtaining a clear title of the
chool grounds, and the school boaid
Fas authorized to obtain an option
>n the Hays tract and a tract of land
n the east part of the city. It is pro-
losed that the Hays property be
ought for school purposes and a city
lark, the school board and the ciW
v. ning same Jointly. Chester McGhee
-tras elected school clerk in the place
Of Erwin Harrison, resigned.
f Charles Elliott vs Fred C. Sconip Is
a suit filed in the circuit court,
which in a counter suit filed by the
defendant last week, growing out of
the value of chittim hark. Plaintiff
alleges that in July. 1919, he enter­
ed into a contract with the defend­
ant, to buy chittim bark and to store
the same in a barn on the place, and
on the 3rd of September, 1919, the
defendant set out fire without first
having obtained a permit, and the
bain and bark was burned, besides
other personal property of (he plain­
tiff. The present suit is to recover
the value of two tons of chittim bark
Valued at *490.00.
Charles Gates vs. Pete Buckbey,
Ralph Dunn. Harry
Southmayd,
Artie Southwayd. — Cook. Harry
Brooten, D. Brooten. Bell Buckbey.
John Fiddler. Wm. Dunn and Frank
Dunn is a suit filed in the circuit
court to restrain the defendants fror>i
operating drift gi^l nets or set gill
net«, in the day time, or from laying
Vets out at any time in such manher
s to interfere with the reasonabel
nd practical operation of plaintiff's
rag eeins; that defendants be en­
dued from colliding with or bump­
ig into the plaintiffs boat with their
ig into the plaintiff's boat with their
SEPTEMBER 25, 1919.
ment against the defendants for the Secretary of the Pacific Coast-Rescue
Ethel Clayton Central Figure__ in
Dairy Farm Sells for $32,000
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM
sum of *250 00.
and Protective Society. Mrs. Robert
Charming Picture.
A deal was consumated on Tuesday 1
Prof Farrington, head of the Dairy H. McGrath is in charge of the drive
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Friday, Sept, 26—"Bella Donna,
Division, University of Wisconsin, in Tillamook County and all who de­
How an out of date department in which Andrew’ Anderson disposed
Paramount production, featuring
and Mr. Marschall, who manufactur­ sire to contribute and who have not store may be transformed by the of his dairy farm, which includes 4 5
Pauline Frederick.
acres
of
land
north
of
this
city
and
es the Marschall’s rennet and cheese been directly solicited may send their common sense and intelligence of a .
color, both of Madison, Wisconsin, contributions direct to her.
girl into a prosperous enterprise, is 'is all river bottom land. The farm Saturday. Sept., 27—"Same Bride"
Metro production, featuring Viola
paid Tillamook a visit Sunday. Carl
told in "Maggie Pepper”, at the and the stock was sold for *32,000,
Dana.
Haberlach took them to several of
Gem Theatre next Monday. Further­ which is over *600 per acre for the
Comedy.
TILLAMOOK ASKS FUNDS.
the larger cheese factories in this
more the story depicts the struggles land. The -place was bought by L. C.
vicinity and also for a ride through
of the clever Maggie against heavy Daniels at South Prairie, which is Sunday. Sept. 28—"Delux Annie”,
Select production, featuring Norma
our dairy section in the afternoon, County is First to Apply Under the odds, enemies and adverse circum­ only another instance that it is peo­
Talmage.
and to Rockaway beach in the after­
stances. The big. human note is up­ ple that have resided in this county
Market Roads Tax Law.
Pat he News,
noon. Both Mr. Farrington and Mr.
permost in the play, which was writ­ who pay the high prices for land.
It is predicted that.a large amount Monday, Sept. 29—"Maggie Pepper”,
ten by Charles Klein.
Marschall expressed themselves as
Tillamook is the first county to
Ethel Clayton in the title roie is of the prairie land, which is not very
much surprised over our fine cheese
Paramount production, featuring
make
application for funds under the said to be superb. She has the pe- good land for dairying. will eventual­
Ethel Clayton.
factories, saying they were much su­
Comedy.
perior to those in Wisconsin. Mr. market road tax law, approved by the culiar quality of alertness and ac- ly be w’orth *1000.00 an acre when
Farrington is to score the dairy pro- people at the special election in June. tlvity as well as the charm and cul­ it is planted to loganberries, for the Tuesday. Sept. 30—"Headin’ South”
Under the law a 1 mill tax one each ture to make the role one that will logan berry industry is destined to
ilucts-at the Salem fair this week.
Artcraft
production,
featuring
$1 of taxable property in the state not soon be forgotten. The produc­ become a large and profitable indus­
Douglas Fairbanks.
As the result of indiscretion, more
try
in
this
county.
“shall become part of the state high­ tion is fur above the average, which
Pathe News.
than anything else, probably, Floyd
way fund of the state and shall con­ is easily believable when it is re­
Wednesday, Oct. 1—“Paid In Full,”
V. Blanchard, a young man 18 years »
membered that this is a Paramount
Paramount production, featuring
Safe Crackers at Nehalem.
of age, found himself locked up in stitute an appropriation thereform, picture.
Pauline Frederick.
subject
to
disposal
and
distribution
the county jail charged with stealing
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'Bray Pictograph.”
an automobile front the Bay City by the state highway commission.” |
Yeggmen pounced down on the
Hiner-Hathaway.
garage last week, consequently he f The highway commission is directed '
peaceful little city of Nehalem early
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faces a cerious charge, which, if pres­ to annually appropriate amounts to
On Saturday at 3 o'clock at the Friday and blew open the safe of Douglas Fairbanks in ‘Headin’ South’
sed. would send him to the peniten­ each county, which sum shall be at bride's home. Mr. Niel Hiner was Dave Thompson's store and got away
Many of the scenes in "Headin’
tiary for a term of years. The young least equal to its contribution to the welcomed with warm words of wel­ with *413.16 in cash, *80.00 worth
South”, Douglas Fairbanks, latest
man realizing what a serious mistake market road fund, but no county shall come and much of good
cheer, of war stamps and about *500.00 Artcraft picture which will be shown
he had made, owned up to the county 1 receive in excess of 10 per cent. When among the sons-in-law of Mr. and worth of jewelry, which included
at the Gem Theatre next Tuesday,
officials that he had no intention of : courts fail or neglect to accept the Mrs. J. H. Hathaway. At this time watches, rings, etc.
September 30, were taken on the
It
was
between
three
and
four
stealing the auto, and realizing that I amount proportioned, the state high- and place their beautiful and at­
Mexican boarder during a time when
it would be a mistake to _ send
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the ; way commission may distribute such tractive daughter. Miss Pauline, who o'clock in the morning when Mrs.
trouble was brewing, and close
young man to the penitentiary,
Peregoy
heard
an
explosion,
but
funds to the counties accepting and has many warm and worthy friends
watch was kept on the hundred
which would blight his young life, !
in and around Tillamook City, was thought it was the backfire of a Mexicans which were engaged to
operating under the act.
District Attorney Goyne charged hint I
fisherman
’
s
boat
on
the
river
and
These market roads are to be con­ given in the bonds of wedlock to Mr. later saw two men pass,
with a minor offense, and it is hoped I
whom she take "part in the photoplay. One of
the Mexicans was suspected of trying
structed
only under the supervision Neil Hiner, Rev. Norman Wayne thought were fishermen.
the young man will profit by it, for j
Phelps, officiating.
to start an uprising and was shot and
it was a close call of going to the and control of the county courts, but
When
Thompson
went
down
to
the
Members of the Hathaway family
wounded by a Fairbank^ cowboy
the courts must request the state
commence
business
he
was
penitentiary for a number of years.
store
to
witnessed the ceremony, after which
who happened to be an Arizona
Blanchard was fined *50.00 which highway commission to furnish plans with much good cheer, dinner was much surprised to find that liis safe
was paid, and he promised to stay at and specifications, supervise surveys served. Tasty decorations, of which had been successfully blown open deputy sheriff.. The matter ■ was tak-
and establish grades. Counties de­ astors of many colors predominated, and the valuable contents carried off. en into court, where it was he!d that
home and go to work.
To deaden the sound of the explosion, the cowboy was Justified I in his ac­
The city was visited this week by siring to avail themselves of the law made bright the room.
tion, as his promptness in squelching
must make a uniform levy which will
Sir. and Mrs. Hiner will be at the yeggmen had placed sacks of the Mexican had averted a possible
several “dead beats,” and the city and
raise an amount equal to the amount home to their many friends at the flour against the safe.
county officials soon rounded them up
It is thought that one of the safe riot. However, this incident
appropriated by the state highway home of the bride’s parents near the
Fairbanks *500 for attorney
and put them in the “sweat box.” Two
crackers
was an ex-convict who was
commission.
fair grounds.
doctor fees.
claimed to be deaf mutes, and when the
known to be in that neighborhood.
About *1,000,000 will be raised by
"Headin’ South" is full of Mexican
officials said they would send one to
On Saturday some of the jewelry,
levy to equal this sum, there will be
and Western types, who supply the
New Barber Shop.
consisting of watches, rings, trinkets,
the rock pile for 30 days beads of
local color to the vivid boarder
a second million dollars available for
etc., with a bag of skeletou keys,
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prespiration rolled down his face and
episodes.
the mileage tax,for the market roads
he appeared very uncomfortable at
Emil Heusser, who for the last sev- were found in the tunnels on the
each year.
what was said. The officials told them
eral years has been employed in the railroad, and it is supposed the yegg­
Moulton barber shop, has leased the men had boarded the outgoing pas- Buy No Clothes, No Shoes, Hoover
to get out of town on the next train
Says.
or they would be put on the road work. American Legion Organizes in Tilla­ old Riefenberg building, next to the senger train that morning and drop-
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mook.
through the toilet,
ped
the
articles
Early next morning one of the dead
Condit and Conover’s grocery store,
San Francisco, Sep. 21.—“I
for fear of being caught with the
beats went down to Sunnymead and
going to live at Palo Alto where 1
On Friday night at the Court House and is having the building remodeled. articles on them.
undertook to do business as a deaf a number of ex-service men met and Mr. Heusser has sub let half the
Thompson came down from Nehal­ hope no one will «ay to me, Pm cold;
mute. He happened to run across a permanently organized a post of the building to F. B. McKinley, who will em for the propose of recovery the 1 am hungry," declared Herbert
deaf mute family, and when the dead American Legion. E. J. Claussen, u.,e sanfe for a real estate office, while jewelry that was in the possession of Hoover on his arrival here today
beat was asked to do a little talking who attended the state meeting in the other half he will turn into a neat Sheriff Campbell, which was turned from the East, enroute to his home at
Palo Alto.
with his fingers, he was unable to Portland .reported on w hat work was little barber shop. .
over to him. He claimed that the jew­
"I have seen my family only one
Mr. and Mrs. Heusser left for Port­
talk that way, which was proof that done there, and the purpose of the
elry secured was worth $1000.00 and month In five years,” he added. "I
he was an impostor. The city marshal organization as explained by Colonel land Thursday and while there the
that 'the missing jewelry is worth went to Europe for three months in
was informed of this incident and Roosevelt, who spoke at the meeting. former will buy the fixtures for the
*600.00, there being one watch worth 1914, but have been away ftoni Cali­
Temporary
officers
were
elected
con
­
after he had done some main talking
shop, which will be open for business
fornia for five years.”
*50.00.
the man beat it to the depot as fast sisting of E. J. Claussen, chairman; about Oct. second.
Ho said staple foods already had
H. L. Lamar, Vice-Chairman; I. E.
as he could get there.
full tn In price < .ms dcrably and pre-
Keldson, Sec & Treas.
:
Roosevelt
Memorial
Fund.
*
dieted there would be a further
INSURANCE ON AUTO PAIO
Plans were made for giving a
Grocery Stores Consolidate.
steady fall for three months.
grand ball on Armistice night, No­
A state organization has been per­
R< warding high prices of '-lothes
vember 11.
In
view
of
the
interest
which
all
I
fected to raise the quota of *37,500 and shoes, he declared tht public
Two of Tillamook City’s grocery
Any
ex-service
men
who
do
not
al
­
owners
of
automobiles
have,
or
should
for the State of Oregon toward the could rectify the whole business in
stores have consolidated. Conover &
Condit having bought out the Tilla­ ready belong can obtain information have, in insurance on machines, I feel national fund of *5,000,000 to be threi months’ time by not buying
mook Feed Company, of which Geo. and application blanks from any of it a duty to express publicly my ap­ raised for the Roosevelt Memorial any clothes or shoes for that length
Williams was the principal owner the officers. It is desirous to have a preciation for the prompt and satis­ Association.
of lime.”
one hundred percent enrollment in
factory manner in which my fire loss
The purpose of the Roosevelt
and manager. Conover & Condit
this county.
Memorial Association is to create a
has been adjusted.
will move their slock of goods to the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
building now occupied by the Tilla­
No auto owner should hesitate or national fund of *5,000,000 which
Call
For
Warrants.
mook Feed Company, employing the
take a chance in carrying the risk will be devoted to the erection of a NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
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permament memorial in Washington the undersigned has been by the Coun­
sunie clerks. Conover &. Condit have
All county general fund warrants ; himself when it is possible to get such
D. C., and to the creation of a park ty Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
done a large amount of business, and endorsed prior to September
service
as
was
rendered
me;
and
I
12 th,
in the town of Oyster Bay, which appointed administrator of the estate
by the consolidation of the two stores
1919. will be paid upon presentation. am glad to recommend the agency of
may ultimately, perhaps, Include
this will mean considerable more
of William H. Perry, deceased. All
Interest ceases this September 23rd, I A. C. Everson, in which my insurance
Sagamore Hill, to be preserved like
business.
1919.
persons having claims against the
was written, to all who desire insur­
Mt. Vernon and Mr. Lincoln’s home
estate
are required to present them
ance
that
insures.
Kathleen Mills.
♦
at Springfield.
Powerful Photoplay,
Clark Embuni
County Treasurer.
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The national campaign will be for allowance to the undersigned at
One of the strongest prohtoplays
held during tile week of October 20- the office of Botts & Winslow, Tilla­
seen here in many weeks is "Paid In
27 which is intended to give every mook, Oregon, within six months from
Full”, starring Pauline Frederick,
American citizen who so desires the date hereof.
Dated this September 25th, 1919.
the brilliant Paramount star, which
opportunity for expressing his or her
will be shown at the Gem Theatre,
John William Jennings,
regard for the examples of patriotism
next Wednesday, Oct. 1. The story
and loyal service that have been fur­
Administrator.
of Umma Brook , whose happiness is
nished by the career of the late
Motor for Sale
married by . shiftless and improvi­
Theodore Roosevelt.
dent husba. u, is finely appealing
Personal friends of Colonel Roose­
For sale, % h. p. motor and shaft­
matted by a shiftless and improvi-
velt will also defray the expenses of
and it affords this popular player
the national campaign and also of ing. In good condition and equal to
one of the most powerful roles of her
the state campaigns. Thus the pub­ new. Call at Parker’s Harness shop.
career.
lic will be assured that every cent
• “
Wanted To Rent.
given for the memorial fund will be
spent for the pm pose outlined..
Baby Week in. Tillamook.
Dairy near Tillamook on share
A memorial to Theodore Roosevelt,
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it is felt, will be an inspiration to basis by competent dairyman of long
The campaign for the *60,000 fund
future generations of Americans by time experience. Reference exchang­
for the new fire proof nursery building
reason of the high Ideals of citizen ed. address "X” Headlight office.
of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Pro­
ship which It will perpetuate.
Peculiar Patches in
tective Society is being carried on this
it is hoped and expected that the
Not
less
than 1S2 more or less clear­
week. .
free will offering will be sufficiently ly defined -lark patches In the sky are
The amount to be raised and the
large to exceed tin* minimum objec­ recognized by Prof. E. E. Barnard In
conduct of the campaign has the full
tive net, but no pressure will be ex­ lila Intent catalogue. In some cn-es
approval of Governor Olcott, who has,
erted. The great bulk of tin- money. they are fairly rotimi and regular, In
by proclamhtion, given his official
It Is expee'ed, will be In -mull con­ oilier- they .are of complicated and
tributions for already thousands of contorted form and their appearance
«auction and recommended that all
citizen* have expressed a desire to tod sharpness suggest Hint they are
good citizens contribute.
contribute to a national memorial to dark clouds nr nebulae cutting off a
The amourrt set to be raised in Till­
the soldier statesman and II is felt hurl ground made faintly luminous by
amook county is *1600. Although
tills campaign will afford the logical un—■ o «tars ot diffused nebulous
there has not been as much publicity
channel for -uch offerings
No con
matter .Most though not all, of the
given to this matter as we might have
tribution Is too small. on< penny or dark patelle» are in the region of the
desired we are sure that Tillamook
on» dollar, uot to lie welcomed
Milky Way, «livre so much of the ma­
will, as usual, go over the top.
Tillamook county’s quota for the terial visible In tin- heavens Is con­
Last year the society cared for 132
Roosevelt memorial fund i plac'd at centrated.
babies under the age of two years.
*250.00, and as this is for a worthy
At the present time the home is so
cause there should be no trouble in
Belt Had Tightened,
full that it has been necessary to
raising that amount of money in the
Tu o soldiers from Fort Mi Kinley,
board out 200 babies under two years
county.
Maine, nt tended a bounteous repast
old.
oti Thankagivlng day, nud after par-
REFORMED CHRUCH
In order to carry on the work it
taklnr of th»- most varied assortment
ia absolutely necessary that proper
of dlslieS. the hostess Inquired If they
would have anything else. One sol­
buildings and equipment be provided,
Rev. W. G. Lienkaemper, pastor.
dier gazed longingly nt the fruit, can­
and it is for this purpose that these
Sunday School, at 10 a. m.
funds are being asked.
Public worship at 11 a. m., Subject: dy unti Ice cream a* yet untonebed,
L'sH» Sas»—“I don't know where we re going but we’re aurely on the way
The campaigns under the direction |
Aquila and Priscilla; or Helpers in and it marked: “A little more room,
plea*«.”—Everybody’s Magazine.
the service of the kingdom.”
of Mrs. S. H. Upton, of Portland, Field
RUNNING AMUCK