I
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
are watching the remaining $6,500, argued before Judge Bagley j, ■ I
excuses
from
trial
jurymen
last
Mon
­
relative to its final disposition, and in the above firm asked that J
Mrs. Vidito of the Vidito hospital, her daughter, Mr». W. W. Winegar, day in chambers. A good baker s
the
meantime, fees are accumulating consideration of the »stata J
and Mrs. L. L. Crandall have gone to for a few days.
dozen presented excuses for exemp­
that threaten further decimation of deferred until affidavits could J
Molalla for a visit of several days
Clark E. Hadley has been confined tion from jurys service, “but of that
duration.
two
only
were
temporarily
The residence of Mrs. Miller of the estate which was bequeathed Ja­ cured from both Jos. Stai
to his home for several days past number
On January 24 the Vincent Enter­
Garibaldi,
which was located just cob Steinmassl’« daughter, Elsie. brother claiment, and Elsie
with
an
attack
of
rheumatism,
but
is
excused.
tainers gave a splendid program at
I
L. B. Zeimer, who was the butter
back of the Garibaldi garage, caught The case <jf Elsie as the purported massi, the heir accredited by
the Christian church of this place un­ land cheese expert of the state dairy improving slowly.
Terry will soon move from . fire at about 11:30 Tuesday night, and legal heir to the estate was upheld ty court, asserting that a
M.
R.
der the auspices of the women’s aid and food commissioner’s office during
Walter Stark, who is working at the city to his Netarts resort, where was entirely consumed by the de- by the county court, and the report had been reached by the tw0
society. A goodly crowd was in at­ most of the administration of J. D.
his partner will begin the1 i vouring element. A citizen of Gari­ of W. C. Miller, the administrator ers. In the even of such a
tendance and every one went away Mickle, but who has been visiting at Roseburg, had the bad luck a few he and —
I days ago to crack a couple of ribs in construction of five new cottages for
mise, if it can be shown, it i
baldi roughly estimated the loss to passed to final settlement.
well pleased.
his old home in Wisconsin for tne
1 rent to summer guests. The hill;
,
corpn TV»> estimate Trade
lieved that there will be no riJVHN
a
fall,
but
it
is
not
believed
that
his
in­
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,
t-inc
fl»*™
nf
Veasey
I act
»IwM’wry R
‘near the east part of the ent‘an«o^ j ,'ac|“ded' the furniture. The insur- & Veasey, of Portland, and Roy further litigation.
Judge t|
Foreign mission day will be oo- and is again a member of the staff juries are >f a serious r.ature.
a
Netarts has been cut down believed
gave Veasey & Veasey, aid
served at the Reformed church, in the 1 of this department. He will soon re­
Sparks,
a
McMinnville
attorney,
who
j
ance
>
if
any
’
was
not
learned
’
Mr. and Mrs. A. Beebehiser and fourteen inches, and it is I
Sunday school next Sunday, February sume active duties in the field. But
claim, it is stated, that Elsie, the Sparks ninety days in which J
the that the planking will again be put ■
10th. The offering for the day will for the next few weeks Mr. Zeimer daughter of Bay City were in
heir is an illegitimate daughter, and cure the affidavits, as set
down in a few days. The improve-
be for foreign missions. The women’s will be one of the instructors at the city Saturday shopping.
that Jos. Steinmassl, brother of the the motion.
ment will be a benefit to autoists and
aid society of the Reformed church Oregon Agricultural college.
If agreement has been
His
deceased is the rightful, next of kin
An error was made in our issue the general travel.
met last Thursday afternoon.
ing and the principles of the art of of last week in stating that the
heir. Vinton & Tooze, are attorneys has been indicated by the
Mrs. Robert Myers, formerly Miss j
for the daughter, who has been ac­ for Jos. Steinmassl, the
B. E. Lienkaemper of Upper San­ work there is lectures on cheese mak- daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
making both butter and cheese. This Pykonen of Portland was the second Betty Lantz of Tillamook, and a well
The estate of the late Jacob Stein- claimed the true heir by the county will be able to pay the money I
dusky, Ohio, a brother of Rev. W. G.
heir, who may afterwards deal!
is Mr. Zeimer’s 13th year at the col­ grandchild of Mrs. M. J. Sheets. known high school student of former magsj( wfo0 died in Yamhill county a court.
Lienkaemper, pastor of the Reformed
her uncle.
lege as a special instructor in the This should have read “seventh.”
days,
recently
gave
birth
to
twins
at
C0U
pj
e
o
f
years
ago,
leaving
property
On
Monday
last
a
motion
made
by
church of this city, will preach next
This case has attracted eoj
short-course session.—Oregon Faim-
her
home*in
Oregon
City,
one
of
¡
n
coun
ty
valued
at
something
Veasey
&
Veasey,
and
Roy
Sparks,
Sunday at 11 a. m., during the ab­
Chas. Wooley was down from whom died soon after birth.
able attention in the county.
er.
,
Her
^
jj
qqo
,
is
still
in
Qie
courts,
and
attorneys
for
Jacob
Steinmassl,
sence of the regular pastor. Rev.
Brighton camp near Rector last Sat­ husband, Robert Myers is now employ- ¡cloge to $5 000 has been spent in the
M
B. E. Lienkaemper has been visiting
“Many who believe in strict en­ urday.
ed
on
the
Enterprise,
the
leading
paper
,
expense
o
f
administration,
in
which
in Oregon and Washington for about forcement of the law are negligent in
*TjtTjmï»T«T»T¥T»T¥T^^
five weeks past, He plans to leave their duty as public citiAins and al­ H. A. Bell, formerly in the towing in Oregon City. The Lantz’s are liv- |aWyer fees, etc, have figured prom- L
ing in Portland. Mr. Lantz recently ! ¡oentjy on tfce debit side of the estate,
for Ohio next Monday.
low by their negligence men to be business on Nehalem bay, was down returned from a trip to Mexico.
:
present time four lawyer firms
from
Nehalem
Saturday
on
business.
nominated and elected who will not
A. F. Coats and F. A. Beltz went
COME TO A. & B. BLOOM
Pennington
’
s
store
had
a
window
de-
j
make
an
honest
attempt
to
enforce
I M. Smith of Garibaldi transacted
to Portland on business matters last
FURNITURE COMPANY
the law,” declared Governor Pierce business at the county seat last Sat voted to the late President, Woodrow’
Tuesday morning.
Wilson, last Tuesday, which attracted
to the district attorneys of Oregon, urday.
Cups and saucers, set of six
considerable attention. It contained a
John Jacober and Natalie Ahia and we are t.old some of the prosecu-
Breakfast tables .................
Tillamook busines men have pre- picture of the dead ex-president, ap­
were married on February 2, 1924 at tors got mad because he said so. We
very
Floor coverings, square yard
sented
their
patrons
with
some
angered
propriately
draped,
with
flower
1
wonder
if
the
ones
who
were
the court house by Justice E. W.
were not th» ores hard hit by the fine calendars for 1924, the past week. wreaths and other draping which re­
Stanley.
Linoleum
rugs, 9x12.............
i
statement.—Sheridan Sun.
flected credit upon the designer, R. J.
Mattresses
.............................
John Connell of Hillsboro, was over
A license was issued by the county
Goodwin.
here
three
days
of
last
week,
and
clerk on the 2nd of February, 1924,
We
have
a
big line of hardware at reasonabkB
Frank Astman of Salt Air was in
SPECIALIST
Mr. and Mrs. Rein of Coldwater
which granted permission to John the city Thursday last. Mr. Astman snared two big steelheads and some
prices.
trout while here. He returned home Kansas, are guests of their daughter in Internal Medicine for the past
Wisdom and Violet Thrush to wed. formerly lived at Nehalem.
Ax
handles, each............................................. 4 Ch
Monday well pleased with his fishing and family, Mrs. R. J. Goodwin for
twelve years
High water took oUt the dam at
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woodward, of trip.
a time. The Reins came up by auto
the Sundquist & Norberg mill last the Bay City country, were in the city
from California two or three days
Mell Stout returned Monday from
Sunday, The dam was at the log shopping last Saturday.
Yair
DOES NOT OPERATE
ago, where they visited for some j
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
a trip to Hillsboro and Portland, He
pond near the mill, On that account,
Win
weeks. Mr. Goodwin is with the A.1
the mill was idle for a couple of
Otto Walther one of Tillamook arrived before the cloudburst.
li
A. Pennington store.
days the fore part of the week while county’s well known farmers who
Will be at
Vinton & Tooze, attorneys of Mc-
Mrs. George Learn and Miss Marg­
the work of rebuilding the dam went lives near Hemlock, was in town
Minnville, were in attendance on cir-
BENSON Hotel
forward, The mill is new In oper- Tuesday.
aret Learn of McMinnville spent Sun­
cuit
court
last
Monday,
on
legal
busi
­
/
day and Monday with friends here. WEDSNEDAY THURSDAY FRI-
ation.
offici
Company K, 162d lnfantry, won ness.
A. H. Harris sold J. L. Ketch a DAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 28,
Tt
Gladys Edner, for more than a year a basketball game with the Clover-
29 AND MARCH 1
new Jewett sport model last week.
Frank
Holmes,
a
McMinnville
at
­
fer
a deputy in the county clerk's office, dale team Thursday evening,
So
the
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
resigned her position the latter part far this season the soldiers are un- torney had business before the circuit
court last Monday. He is a brother
Was
of last week, and has accepted a cleri­ defeated in basketball.
of the late Webster Holmes of this
to a
cal position in the Tillamook County
city.
high
FOUR DAYS ONLY'
bank. Miss Edner was succeeded by
Wm. Fouts of Carlton, was in the
Mrs. Walter Stark, in the clerk’s city the fore part of the week, paying
The agency of John Mathers for Great Western Transporj Ei
Herman O’Dell was up from Gari­
office.
ation Company has been cancelled and the office of the comp
a visit to relatives in this city and baldi last Sunday, and spent the day
Wednesday afternoon was get aside
No Charge for Consultation
removed to the office of J. L. Lawson’s Tillamook Fruit & I
county.
with Hubert O'Dell and family.
Paul Morgan, superintendent of
by Gov. Walter M. Pierce as a half
duce Co., on Second Avenue East.
the Whitney mills at Garibaldi, and
E. A. Brenner and wife returned
Sergeant Ramsay, U. S. A. on de­ holiday in which to do honor to the I
Mrs. Morgan and the children, were the latter part of last week from tail duty as instructor to the Oregon memory of the late ex-President Wil­
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular grad­
up from the bay town Wednesday, a visit to relatives in Roseburg. National Guard, was in the city Mon­ son, whose death occurred Sat- uate in medicine and surgery and is
is
a
brother
of
Harry
licensed
by the state of Oregon. He
Paul Morgun
They were gone about a week.
The school flags
were
day night, and attended a drill of urday.
does not operate for chronic appendi­
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 7th, 1924,
Morgan, the latter being the general
at
half-mast
in
this
city,
company K.
The sergeant travels
citis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach,
Dark Rutgers, an old time Tilla-
superintendent, of the Whitney mill­
all over the state in his capacity of and stores were closed for an tonsils or adenoids.
Between Tillamook and Portland
ing and logging properties of this mooker, who has been working at the instructor.
hour by many business houses on
He has to his credit wonderful re­
Coats
camp
for
some
time
past,
un
­
Fruits, Vegetables, Meats and all perishably goods, 75 «
county.
Wednesday, other for a longer per­ sults in diseases of the stomach, liv-
per hundred pounds. Sheet Mental and Cement, 50 cents
derwent an operation at a local hos­
Ted Fritz left Sunday for Portland, iod. ’ There were also pictures of the I ft bowe‘a’ blood: s.kin’ "?rves- bear‘-
hundred pounds. All other Freight, 55 cent per hundred pou
Silver Wave Chapter, Order of the pital the latter part of last week.
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
catarrh.
. .
j a. • a.
• j
i Kidney,
where he will remain for a few days late
ex-president in store windows, ap- wealt lunga ( rheumatism, sciatica, leg
Eastern Star, will give a Valentine
taking nasal treatment following an propriately draped, with words ex- ulcers and rectal ailments.
Tom Hamilton, who used to operate
card party at the Masonic hall Thurs­
operation of some weeks ago.
Below are the names of a few of
pressing sorrow for the demise of
day evening, February 14th, at eight the old Royal restaurant in Tilla­
his many satisfied patients in Ore­
the
great
war
president,
It
is
under
­
mook,
is
recovering
in
Portland
from
T.
G.
Towner,
with
Sherman,
Clay
o’clock. Every body invited. Five
gon:
J. A. Smith, Ontario, Ore., uscers of
Tlundred — Music — Refreshments an attack of pneumonia states a let­ & Co., a Portland music house, was stood that churches will hold mem-
Admission fifty cents.—Adv.
17-2t ter recently received here from him in the city this week looking after orial services later, Many persons the stomach.
in the community were heard to ex- | Leona Ford, Washougal, Ore., ade­
business matters.
Mrs. R. T. Boothby went out to
Freemont Everett, who is now own­
press real sorrow for the distinguish­ noids.
W. H. Kellendonk, Estacada, Ore.,
Circuit Court Judge Bagley heard ed American’s death.
er of the old Matlock mill and logging Dundee last Wednesday to visit with
Office: J. L. Lawson’s Tillamook
high blood pressure.
camp, out south of town, was in the
Mrs. d Eberhardt, Scio, Ore., gall
Fruit & Produce Co.
city a few days ago, looking over his
stones.
E. C. Nichols, Lebanon, Ore., ap­
interests here.
pendicitis.
SECOND AVENUE EAST
W. A. Carey and Amos Rumsey of
I Remember above date, that con­
Mutual Pl
Bell
Phone
35J.
sultation on this trip will be free and
Halsey were in Tillamook this week,
|
that
his
treatment
is
different.
giving Tillamook and other towns in
All freight called for and delivered.
Married women must be accom-
the county the “once over,” with a
panied by their husbands.
view of coming here to stay.
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los
Angeles, California
18-3t
O. W. Li. Kiley and wife have taken
up their abode in Tillamook, it is
understood that Mr. Riley will have
to do with the management of the
Everett mills and logging camp.
SEEN ON THE STREETS
I
GARIBALDI RESIDENCE
BURNED UP TUESDAY
STEINMASSL ESTATE
IN CONTEST AGAIN
IF YOU LIKE TO SAVE
Coming to
PORTLAND
Dr. Mellenthin
A.&B. BLOOM FURNITURE COB
Transportation Co.
of Rates
Transportation Cc
Superintendent T. R. Pollock of the
Gold creek fish hatchery, and wife,
went out to Portland last Saturday
to attend a meeting of the delegates
from the twelve state fish hatcheries
of Oregon with the Oregon Fish com­
mission, which occurred last Tues­
day. The delegates were welcomed
by F. P. Kendall, chairman of the
Fish commission. Among matters
agreed upon by the commission and
assented to by the delegates, were
the following; Plans for increasing
pond areas; the installation of new
equipment in streams; economies in
food bills; and other practical innova­
tions in the matter of greater hatch­
ery production of flsh.
Mr and Mrs. Earl of Grand Ronde
were in the city last Monday to visit
their son.
U I R. Cattrel and wife of Sheridan
were over here one day this week,
with headquarters at the Netherland
hotel, Mr. Cattrell formerly operated
a hotel in Sheridan.
Earl Blanchard, the well known
Garibaldi crab and fish shipper, was
in the city Wednesday morning last,
for a few hours.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this city
has adopted a programme in a drive
for membership, which will also in­
clude effort for improved aUend.incc
and added proficiency in degree work.
The lodge is divided into two "hoa-
tile” camps, and no mercy will be
shown prospective joiners, of the!
right type. Elton Jeffreys commands I
one brigade, and Emil Heusser the
other, and it is a go-getting contest
from now on.
READY-TO-WEAR
WILL BE HERE
By Special arrangement we have been promised part o*f our New Spr
Purchase in time for you to select your new Dress for the
Armory Dance Feb. Í
Dresses will be on display Thurs., Feb. 7
Our Prices are as usual quality merchandise for less. Don’t overlook t
Chance to get Something Different.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
Boys 2 Pants Suits
Guaranteed All Wool—Full Lined
$6.00 $6.50 $8.O(
ENNINGTON’S
P
Tfr
ótore*
TILLAMOOK, OREGON