Icaòligljt
VOLUME 34; NUMBER Hi
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1923
PRICE $2.00 A YEAR
IS
COMPLICATED
in Will of Lute Hotel Mun
Changes
Made in
Need
Finance
Court
Action
to
Favorable Circumstances in
(¡eneral Scheme to Get
and Street Connnitties
and
AFTER EONG FICHI
WILL BUILD DONKEYS
A
Capacity Will Have to he Doubled
to Care For
R. II. Thomas, Old Offender on Parole
Extra Work of
Manufacturing
Chairman
Organization to Present Its
Claims Before U. S.
Again Gets Into Trouble With
the
Fifty
Authorities
Tillamook
Citizens
and testament of
Mentioned by Cadmaen
State Building
Philip J. Worrall, who died in this
The Steinbach Iron Works of this
Engineer Board
1
R.
11.
Thomas,
a
married
man
of
city last week, was filed for probate
in Complaint
city have just installed a 500 pound
this place and about 30 years of age,
in the office of the county* clerk this
trip hammer in their blacksmith shop
was arrested last Monday on a war­
week. The will provides for the pay­
the latter building being in course of
rant sworn out by Mr. Pankow of the
ment of debts, if any there be, and
completion at this time.
„11 be 20
------ I.
It will
Star Garage, alleging theft of auto
the funeral expenses of the maker of
xIO feet and is being built to j create
tires. To Sheriff Aschim, Thomas con
( amp Ground Said to Have the will.
Many State Conventions Expected needed room in the works, The in-
fessed
to stealing a number of blunk
It states that he and his wife, Anna
Sub-committee Muy be Sent to checks from Hedges & Huis, the con­
Found I Insanitary IB
stallation of the r new . trip ......
uivi
hammer
to Take Advantage of New
Two Weeks Given Local Chautauqua
A. Worrall, have handled their prop­
will enable the firm to make all kinds
tractors on the new school building
Washington to Place Mutter
erty separately for several years past
Visitors
to
City
of
logging
rigging
and
is
the
largest
Signers in Which to Answer
Meeting Place
He also forged and cashed two checks
(that the property of the Tillamook
implement of its kind now in the
Before Officials There
on the above firm for $15.05 and
Hotel Company is largely owned by
Breach of Contract Claims
county. These works employ 10 men
$24.65. One was cashed in Bay City
Council met Monday night. Present his wife, Anna A. Worrall and
and the other at Rockaway. Both
Arter many trials and tribulations steadily and have a monthly payroll
the Mayor, eouncilmen Brimhall, Con himself; that in event of a sale of
of about $1200. The firm maiuifactur I On Thursday night last, the Ki- checks bore the name of the firm at
Tillamook
seems
at
last
in
a
fair
way
the hotel property, his wife, Anna A.
les grate bars, brake shoes, gears, pul­ | wanis club appointed a _______ __ the top and as Thomas had worked
Fifty citizens of Tillamook and vi­
ever and Wilson.
committee of
A motion was adopted that City At M orral is to be notified of the price, ‘4> accomplish the end for which it leys and all kinds of transmission ma­ twelve persons to copcrate
with the for the firm he was glib at explain­ cinity were served with a copy of a
forth over a year ago in quest of a chinery. It is now the only iron foun­ Port of Bay City and Whitney Co at ing. He will be held in jail to await complaint filed in the circuit court of
torney Hall be asked to prepare a and is to have a chance to sell at the
resolution looking to the reimburse-1san,e price; he desires that his ex- state armory.
dry in the county, and the owners are Garibaldi in the matter of securing the action of the grand jury in Sep­ Linn county the later part of last wek
ment of the citizens who by raising ecutor »hall protect the interests of
The complaint is the basis for a civil
The origin of the scheme has al­ J. L. Steinbach and D. E. Steinbach, appropriations from the general gov­ tember. He also passed a small check suit against ctizens of this city, who
A.
Worrall
$31ik) made it possible for the Arm- said
"1J Anna
‘
■ ...
.. and . the
. will,
brothers, who started the present ernment for the opening and main- on Mr.. Gilbert of Beaver and signed
most
been
lost
in
the
dim
past
but
__ _____
which is dated August—1923, makes
signed a contract with the Cadmean
ery to be secured for the
city.
works about 4 years ago. Just - now
...... '“¡nance of the Bay City channel for the name of Fred Clark.
’ The Msvor stated that there were the following bequests to relatives: the successful complotion of some of the firm is building a small gasoline
transportation
to
the
ocean.
The
Thomas is an old offender. Several Chautauqua, whose headquaters are
the most necessary details recalls to
two vacancies to be filled in the coun- Wa M Beckett, daughter, Kansas City
donkey to be operated by a Fordson committee appointed consisted of C. years ago he was brought up from in Topeka, Kansas. The suit is
mind
how
the
armory
idea
first
came
eil by reason of the resignation of ^o., $5,000; Arthur J. Worrall, son, to Tillamook.
tractor. One
n-- has
>- just
. . . been complet­ J. Edwards, H. A. Franklin, C. I. California by Sheriff Campbell eharg against the entire number of citizens
who signed the contract for a show
Councilmen Doty and Henderson and Seattle, $500; Leia Laidig, Paris,
ed and when assembled will be taken Clough, C. W. Barrick, If. H. Rosen­ ed with the theft of an automobile.
It was in 1922 whep
in this city to begin on the 3rd day
«ked for nominations. Carl Hab- France, daughter. $2,000; Hazel Far-
• J. E. Shearer
--------- to the Fordson show, which occurs in berg, A. G. Beals, Carl Haberlach, B.
He
plead
guilty
when
arraigned,
¿‘“Cted “
.riach was nominated and elected to ho,
‘~* Oklahoma.
«««noma, $4,000;
ee.uuu; Wm.
wm. Worrall,
" commander
-ommanosr of Portland on the 20th to the 26th of C. Lamb, A. F. Coates, R. B. Miller, and was sentenced by the judge to of July, 1921. The amount asked by
11 the vacancv caused by the Hen- «<”>. address unknown $5,000; Elvie 7*“ , a* Amer,CMn Ugion post that
ten years imprisonment in the pen- the plaintiffs is $1250 and interest on
icon resignation"
Frank Mer- J* Worrall, former wife and mother
ab»u‘
°u‘ '»me worth next month. The show will be held David Kuralti and Ira Smith.
under the auspices of the Northwest
itentiary
but was subsequently parol- that amount from July 3rd, 1921.
The committee will seek to get in
.
nominated and elected to fill h“ children, Oberlin, Kansas, $5,000; W 1 e work that the I*«10“ could ac- Appliance Co., and if the Steinbach
After the contract was signed the
b, X
J.- A»- »•"•■I.
St—* “2“ •*“
a.
*J from
*— the 1 bench.
___ _. T"_
He 2_
is _
said to
touch with Capt. Mayo, who is the ed
donkey is approved by the firm, the local head of the board of U. S. Eng­ have a bad record _____
over _ in
the ! state citizens’ committe discovered that the
____
It was Tillamook company will manufacture
opening day of the Chautauqua
ineers, in Portland, and endeavor to of Washington.
, “ j .,,<>k their seats
tM) held ,n trU8‘ by the executor. Fred .
, ‘ ' m that i{ the ex-"«r- them freely at this place.
would conflict with the Fourth of July
wr a a meeti
---------
The don- | <>>>■■■■«<:
arrange for
meeting, when
the Tilla
dates—July 4th and 5th—when a cele­
A
of the committees C. Worrall, Tillamook is to have all
, men ‘ ’««•»i-Uon would get be- key and Fordson will be used toge- niook commitee will present its cl
J s aZed by tie two "signa- the «st and residue of the property
a
for a state armory
■ present its claims
bration was to be had. The com­
ther for light logging and land clear- to show why the Bay City port
— ——Z pro-
mittee met and it was decided to ask
Uon- and the Mayor made the follow- which shall remain in the estate, af-
P™h*bly gain the ing and such like purposes. Th:
Tl"
’ not have been turned down
The
Till-1
ject
should
ter the
the payment
payment of
of the
the expenses.
expenses. Fred
Fred | Utl ™
.d yin
y‘n *
*r ffratltudi
ffr*‘<‘“de of
of the
the people
people of
of
the Chautauqua people to change the
(„..„ointments-
tor
ing
appointments:
amook
donkey
will
cost
about
$700,
and
will
‘^Finance: Conover, Haberlach, Wil- <; Worrall h named as executor of UM’1_Part, ° the COUn'y
__ 2 ...J urge thP hoard at Washing-I
dates to a later time, ¿.nd a wire was
without the Fordson tractor attach­ ton to reconsider its adverse decision. |
sent them asking for such a change.
and
‘
he
last
will
and
testament
of
the
de-
Th
”
‘
he
Is-g.on
com-
ten: Streets:
!--------- Wilson.
----------------------
Bnmh.ll and
wilnesaed by K mander as a worthy one and he lm- ment. In case manufacture of the
On Friday last the newly appointed
From advices sent from the office This was on July 15th. An answer
donkeys is engaged in, the local foun - | VUUIIIUVVCV
Merrick; Councilman Brimhall was
committee met in the city hall, and C.
T.
Boals
and
C.
W.
Barrick
mediately
sallied
forth
to
secure
the
of the adjutant general of this state it was received from the company stat
dry will have to double its present J. Edwards
was
elected
Ct
elected to be Chairman of the Coun­
’
is was elected chairman of
Following the filing of the will. ~»"hed for building. Tillamook has, force, and will then employ about 20 the “ commitee,
is learned that Company K, the local ing that they could not postpone the
C. A. Beltz,
cil, vice councilman Henderson and
____ , secretary, national guard unit, was the only mil­ date to some time in August, as re­
a
a
♦hs»
f°
r
«
number
of
years
been
greatly
in
♦««
-*•
—
—
comes
Anna
A.
Worrall,
wife
of
the
.
'
",
/
men
instead
of
ten
as
now.
whose duty it will be to act when the
and B. C. Lamb treasurer. A finance
quested. The committee then tried to
deceased, and through her attorneys, "•ad °f ”>m* hind of bui ding m which
The Steinbach Iron works do ...vnv
Mayor is not present.
most I VUIlHimWV
committee consisting of B. C. Lamb,: itary organization to participate as a compromise on a settlement, without
Botts
A
Winalow,
files
a
petition
to
conventions
could
be
held,
as
well
as
body
in
the
memorial
services
to
the
of
the
work
for
the
various
sawmills
R.
B.
Miller
the
members
The city attorney and
....—in-I« .. —un(j jOR Franklin was |
late President Harding August 10. having the Chautauqua, and the
and --- also W|>J»VHIIVU.
appointed,
cf the street committee were author­ the county judge as the widow of the «‘her k.nds of public meetmgs. Many and logging camps of this county, ----
ntui»«*«
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1
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uu
conventions
were
just
waiting
for
a
J
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Battery A, of Portland fired a salute Topeka company was willing, but
ized to view the new street asked for said deceased, for her appointment as
operate a branch which is located at-------- motion was adopted backing
by a Mr. Hammond, who recently administratrix of the above estate, ^«nce to come to thia city hut were Wheeler and which is known as the tht. port of Utty City in iu uffortK up from field guns, but aside from that wanted $800 in cash to annul the con­
tract. The committee offered $400
petition recites that the deceas- held away on account of the lack of Wheeler Iron Works, and employs two lccure u hearing before the board to did not participate.
bought a lot in a field within the city The
. left
• L property
a of r ik
t/«i
accommodations.
which
was refused. The committee
of
ed
the
probable
vai-
"The
military
must
ever
set
the
skilled
mechanics.
engineers
at
Washington.
that has no street outlet and report
pace for the patriotic life of the coun­ then appointed Messrs. Botts, Hall
ue of $50,000 principally shares of
It w“« discovered that before Till­
at the next meeting.
Another committee was appointed try," said General George A. White, and Goyne, with power to act to the
Carl Haberlach, head of the Tilla­ stock in the Tillamook hotel company, amook could obtain a state armory it
to
secure data and argument to place “and it is quite fitting that the local conclusion of the matter. Later, a
a
corporation;
that
the
decedent
died
would
be
necessary
to
establish
a
na
mook County Creamery asaociation
before the Washington board of eng­ company of the Oregon National man named Lingey came on a meet­
asked the council for permission to intestate and asks that Anna A. Wor- tional guard company hore This was
ineers in support of the port project- Guard in Tillamook set this example ing was held in the court house at
erect two warehouses on ground re­ rail be appointed administratrix of somewhat of a dampener for the en-
.... to the memory , of which all the signers were present,
— names Henry —
- - org,,tic Ix-gion commander, for the
at Bay City. The committee appoint­ by a -------
Heisei,
proper tribute
cently purchased by the association, the estate. She
but no settlement of the differences
ed
was:
Wm.
McKinley,
of
Garibaldi,
W.
J.
Riechers
and
David
Kuratli
as
the
Nation's
Chief Executive.”
state
of
Oregon
didn
’
t
happen
to
have
both lots fronting on the Southern
was made. Now comes the suit to
Carl
Haberlach
and
Fritz
Beltz
of
appraisers.
The
date
of
the
petition
any unused national guard companies
Pacific right of way on Front street.
The Bay City cannery, uperated Tillamook.
recover the sum of $1250 with interest
lying around handy. However, here
The main building will be 100x210 ft., is August 20th, 1923
as before stated . Several of the sig­
At the meeting held on the day pre­
Barrick & Hall are attorneys for entered a train of very fortunate cir- ( byRamsay & Doty, is to have an ad­
and will be largely constructed of cor-
The new building will be 60 vious $3,000 was pledged for
ners of the contract have moved away
the estate under the will. The filing cumstances. The first one was that dition.
.
(Continued on page 11, column 3)
and one or two have died in the mean­
use
of
the
committee,
of the will by Fred J. Worrall, and the state military unit at lndepen- | xHO leet long with the same width as the
the old-building. The piling has been
time. Harry Tucker, pastor of the
the filing of the petition by Mrs. An­
Continued on page 11, column 6)
< driven, and the wood structure will and a sub-commitee may later be ap­
Christian church here at the time, was
pointed to go to Washington, and ap­
na A. Worrall, widow, would indicate
The
Rustler,
Capt.
Snodgrass,
of
soon rise.
pear before the board of engineers in Bayocean, brought over a party of chairman of the committee of the
a contest of the will.
the interests of the Tillamook bay im­ seven excursionist to this city last whole, and he later moved to Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith were
Mrs. Leslie Walker and Mrs. Wil) provement of channel deepening,
__ ......... and
He recently was served with a copy of
in town Wednesday from their home Fletcher were in town Monday from | other work which will give Bay City Tuesday from Bayocean. The party the complaint at that place, and the
spent several hours in town, return­
at Sandlake.
Hemlock.
an outlet to the wean.
ing to Bayocean just after the lunch Topeka people filed the suit against
The engineers of the Roosevelt high
hour. The Rustler looks fine in her him and the other signers in the Linn
way have been given authority to ad­
new summer dress and is said to be county court. Should the case be
vert:-• for bids for the completion of
tried in the Linn county court, it will
the
fastest craft on the bay.
th<- Brighton and Jetty creek gyp,
The dates of the county fair are be­
entail a considerable extra expense up
jut a oon as the matter is settled be ing well advertised.
It is believed
on the people of this city who are de­
tweer. the highway commission and that a strong public interest is behind
fendants in the suit, and it is believed
th- .Southern Pacific Co. as to right the Fair. It is Tillamook’s best meth­
that the sub-committee in charge of
of way, which has been holding the od of advertising the county and its
the matter will seek to have the case
msttei up for some months.
resources, and the Fair should be a
tried in this county, on a change of
source of pride to all.
County
The Oddfellows have designated venue from Linn county.
Jack Rupp is now on th«* grounds,
Labor Day, Sept. 3rd as “Clean up Clerk Brlmhall was secretary of the
looking after arrangements, and
Day” at the Oddfellows cemetery, Chautuaqua committee, and Rev.
matters will soon assume shape.
Any one interested in the up . keep
, of Harry Tucker was Chairman.
F. R. Beals will exhibit a herd of 22
The committee whch includes the
the cemetery will be welcome if they
cattle of the Holstien breed, and the
bring a scythe or pitchfork.
Geo. defendants to the suit have about two
Th< Wheeler bank is now the Wheel entire Cottonwood Farm herd will be
Winslow and A. T. Dolan will start weeks in which to file an answer to
♦r National Bank, having just received represented. The latter are Guenneys
The matter has
the onslaught on the ha.v and weeds. the complaint.
wthority to that effect from Henry K.
The races promise to be interesting.
The Rebekahs will bring well filled created a ripple of interest in the
Daw«-
comptroller at Washington. Both Jim Williams and Albert John­
baskets of lunch for those who work. community.
A. C. Anderson is president, and F. M son will have horses in the forthcom­
Mrs. Maud Patterson left for San
Arnold, casher. The directors are: ing speed events, and others will also
Francisco on Thursday after a de­
P. A. Crawford, Dr. Rinehart, A. W. appear as contestants, with good
lightful visit with her relatives Mrs.
Vovburg. The management is now horses.
Bertha Newcomb, Mrs. Dolph Tinner-
changing, to the dignity of a national
stet and Leslie Penwell whom she hail
hank,, and will be a great aid to the
not met for 30 years.
•nterprising community in which it
The Tillamook County creamery as­
Aoea business.
sociation has given a contract to John
and M. J. Jenck to do the excavation
work for the big hay warehouse to be
There will be a picnic at Bayocean
erected on the lots recently purhased
next Sunday, when the Whitney mills
by the association on Front street. On
Sergeant John Aschim and his Friday last the contractors had 12
athletic club, 300 strong will go over
squad of sharpshooters
to the peninsula resort to spend the
returned men and 7 teams at work removing
The 0<jd Fellows of this county will day. The Garibaldi band will furn­
from the big shoot on the Clackamas dirt from the lots for the basement.
hol-i a picnic beside the Kilchis river ish music; and baseball and tennis
range last Sunday. On account
______ of
„ _ a Other lots across the railroad track
lack of practice the boys did not mak< are being filled with the removed
**«’• Sunday, at a point near the Kil games will be put on. The excur­
chi- River school house. A big com­ sionists will be taken over in a big i
a spectacular showing, Erskine and earth. Another warehouse may be
Miller carrying off squad honors. As built on the lots across the track lat­
munity dinr.i i, with games and athle­ barge, in tow of the Whitney com­
te «ports, and a literary program pany’s tug, the Star. Many people
arrangements are being made for reg­ er, to be used as a grain warehouse
ular piactice on a field south of town and the filling in on the slough lots
will 1». features of tne picnic. All will also go over in the Rustler,, Capt.
Odd Fellows, Rebekas and their fam- Suodgrass, from Bay City and Tilla­
it is believed that next year the boys will give them a good foundation. The
U*« and friends, are invited.
will be in much better shape and thus last named lots run to the government
mook.
qualified to “bring home the bacon.” limits on the slough.
COMPLAINTS ARE MADE
MUST HAVE COMPANY
WILL BACK BAY CITY
COMPROMISE REFUSED
LOCAL GUARD UNIT
I
GETS MORE MENTION
»
BAY CITY CANNERY
IS TO BE ENLARGED
BAYOCEAN PEOPLE
VISIT TILLAMOOK
BIDS TO BE CALLED
ON JETTY CREEK GAP
PUBLIC
INTEREST
EVINCED FOR FAIR
Another Crash Is Imminent
SEPTEMBER THIRD
IS CLEAN-UP 'DAY
NEW WHEELER BANK
IS
NATIONALIZED
I
BIG HAY WAREHOUSE
IS EXCAVATED FOR
WHITNEY WORKMEN
ODDFELLOWS PICNIC
TO HOLD GALA DAY
CO. K MARKSMEN
BACK FROM SHOOT
TO BE ON KILCHIS
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