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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1913)
Cbe Cillamook Berald C. 6. Cromblcy, editor Issued Cu'Uc .1 WccR .si sc-ond-vlas nuttor Mav 17. Ort'tpn:, uinlcr tb sfRscRirrioN $1.50 Jidvcrlls-Wm Kales 1 , i! Advertisement I j. ,, i , T -l Insertion, pr line i h subsequent Insertion, line w irtend Notices iher Claims 5.t 10.00 .06 .05 7 N. tu-i s per line (.'..r:- of thanks, per line IvaK 'cr line. first insertion TTESDA V. FKBKl'A R V IS. UH;5. So-re rather unpleasant events hve j A SHETLAND PONY FREE. tr.iTi'. red durinir the past few days in c :'t-.-tion ith the in vesication that -ery school boy ami k'irl will tw ilo is K "ic held in regard to our street ( ii;htel to Vnow that they wro inK to tmnwvemenu. In fact I have an opportunity again this year to there has been mire or Uws unpleaiant re i-i connection inecilon nun r mi- n- ; from the very beinninp of 4, tk. M,i--t it wu Mn. At t on.V IL iiS.. with our lat- un provement the w-irk ir:iiiv inmiuni inni oniy iw i"" .l,r",etndfewm.intrMt5 of our city wou.d be paved and nearly -erv one was in tavor oi ini. nwevrr, j when 't came to letting the contract, a much larger area was taken in re-1 gardless of the remoistrance meeting and regardless of the remonstrance : petitions which wore presented to the council. It will be remembered how . .. . 1, i certain citiiens plead with the council acainst the paving of certain strietsr sill :vu I but to no avail. Now we realize that in order for the council to do its wor properlv and make a goc3 job of it? Undertaking it was obliged, to a cer. . Uin extent, to take the "bull by the horns" so to speak, however, it has been admitted by the mayor and some rtf ,n .mnfilm.n invilv.i that the ...rri.wl .lf.th-r tnn far. Much blame has been placed upon the j Hauler Bros, give an air gun to the old council, and pcrh.np rightfully, but hilu ras.nR the moat poultry by June others have been to blame to tome ex- ' t; alld ,htf -N-rthweat Poultry Journ tent and we believe that all should Kv a ub.cnption to every take their share of the responsibility. ' P"ze xhe ultr' department ; In looking over the situation and study- I tne b' w'bo fits ami shows the best ingevents which nave transpired since shet;P will get a gocxi casn prize and the letting of the contract, we believe 1 1 one who dovi the bost m lnc P'K we can see where the press of the city .ng contest, feeding and exhibiting made a mistake in not supporting the ! two P and finishing an account of citizens to some extent in their protest ; th same' lowing cost, profit, etc.. before the contract was let. H-id the i press assumed the proper attitude at that time the council might have been influenced thereby. The Herald is will ing to take its share of the blame as a matter of misjudgement on our part. Now then, there are others who are to blame to some extent, and they are those who had much at stake but put up a comparatively mild protest at that time. In regard to the detective work and other investigations that have been done in connection with the pavement, we believe that some sober second thought should be given this phase of the situatbr before thoae responsible, fr r the same are criticised too severely. The r tuple have trot a right to know whether t.ieir pavement has been laid acc.ruing to contract or not, before tN-y me .tsked to pay for it. This is, as ac hi.'e said before, merely a busi-rt.-.- pn. usition. In regard to the de tect . i ork that has been done we v ?.;.( u,at there are two distinct pu:u w 'iieh should be considered in r.iri 'U this matter. In th first a jntract w- l.-t which included gof- . le. si : ti e A c ei. , dtfem. t mted and un-i-. .-ment against til in saTie in g MtiticfK-nt of 1 : tne council i ...,., W1. oe . t because of 'vt because of .ere are others think as we do y, who Us '.t ! to these nut '. who, eon- si ier g the foregoing in connection v. tn t',t r 'act that It is en evey day Gi-c.r.- cl to read of graft disclosures vi r. i'. urge corporation have, here 8"it;t-. , debauched, ir some caeec, U c. it -t lanbood of the country, have t"ul.t i lat a thorough investigation r t be , good thing and have acted a- njint,y. Y'q beliuve they were . t in tl ir rights in so doing. It is t(. I." i!i lured that an honest man bhoul.i ut pjtto bo much troubb.- arm t'j su'-h a ciHing as Mr. Knudson vas jt v. Huwever ho will t,o doubt n-ulifce afti r fr.reful thoutrht that the ,nore bevee tne nr. i-htiifitiiun the het-tc-r it will i, ii. the end. In fact pro ceedings ha.u now reached such a Stage that trie stronger the light is turned on and tho moro thorough thu investigation, the better it will bo for everyone. If there has been any dis 1'onesty in connection with this matter we want to know it. If wo have a bad job of pavement we want to know it. ItiKht will wrong no mun. Women Destroy Valuable Plants, London. Militant uuffragettos de stroyed many uluablo plantH and did o"ier damage, reaching u total of $ri000 in tlio liotliouBoa of the Kew Horticultural Oardenu liero. Thua they dovolopod another part of their plan of campaign to force the govern ment to give the vote to women. CucsdJV Hrld.iV i UUO. al trie pi viiets hi miniums, - . . .. . ..... '1.111.. ..... art of Marco s. if.. a vkar in adwnch l"S2 liach subsequent insertion, line Resolutions of ondoletico ami notices, per lino 1" Basing J6 Professional otirds.mo. Display Advertisement, per wen inits to insure "publication in follow - ing iwmiay anu rrraj iwuto. Keaaons ire imperative. ! win a Shetland ny at the State Fair. I The Portland Union Stock Yard Com- . , ..... . i j Pny are Kmnc the ,H,ny and t w ,11 Iv ! a nice one. Nothini: in all the prlie , I f ' -"'-V-1 . ... ., ...... .... .u . "lM ' .lr n"en"on w,Blu,c(.on. reaehe.1 Cloverdalo Tuo,d.v even j . ' . . , or ITlrl wno maizes inc oi'm i-muiv . live stock at the State Fuir next fall. That exhibit must constat of at least one trio or pen of chickens or ducks, two pip and a sheep. The boys ami girls who compete for the pony will hui.i .in ..T.fv.rt!ir.il v tn romtwte for . .-..1 i.i.. .,-;...o In rr. j , . 1 . ...n..t k.ir.) ..'.ll Fl.1 ..U11 ; . i yt . . " . ! P' ,r T" ftl e-,h "reed J. M. Garrison o.Ter-, .) cash to he boy or girl making the large t inn oesi exnuu oi iwuntj , un- ,nn Poultry Association gives a line cup for the best on of birds (one male and four females) ; "Poultry life also gives 3 CUP for which the-V C1,n Compete : w" ' receive a imerai prize wnicn we will tell you all atxjut in another story, and-in the prize list which will soon be published. The total value of prizes offered the children at the state fair this year will be over J3X). Now boys ami girls don't you think it will pay you to try to win this pony and some of the o'her prizes above mentioned, all of which you can com- pete for while trying for the Get busy with our chickens, lambs and gardens. pony. piRs, EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS. The following named, applicants were ' succewful at the recent examinations: Dist. No. Flossie Davidson 5 Gilbert Bock - 0 Glenn S. Taylor 22 Joseph Everest - 12 Emma Bauer 22 Fred Coulsen 27 Robert Watt 81 Donald Simmons 31 Martha Balmer .jj) The following were below the mini mum or failed to write on not more than two subjects and will be permit ted to cjmplete at the May examina- tion by writing on one or two subjects, o.dy as the case may be: Dist. No. Herman Tubbeiing 6 Mabel Sherwood IS Wrennie Keltow 18 Elmer Bailay 22 Manillus Day , 31 Robert Ford .10 Mae Holgate 61 Ora Holgate 51 Highest average -Robert Watt, SO per cett. Second average- I'toasio Davidron, h5.7 per cent. Third average -Emma Hauer, &!,8 per cent. Highest by subject: Orthography -Glenn S. Taylor, 80 per cent. Reading -Emma Hauer and Robert Ford 00 per cont each. Writing Mae Holgate, 09 pur cent. Geography JCdna Ky, 99 por cont. Arithmetic Robert Watt, 99 por cent. Grammar -Joseph Ever est, e9 per cent. History -Mao Hol gate and Robert Watt, 95 por cont each. Physiology -Arthur Hunter, Leo Doty and Lloyd Jonoa 100 per cont each. Civil Government -Floasie Davidson, 97 per cent. Agriculture will bo required at the May examination. The quoDtioris requested from the j State Department were delayed on ' account of the blocked truin ar.d were, not received until after the time for the examination. I had brought a few , lists from the cnpitol while there at State Hoard meeting: thence the rea son for a number of districts receiv ing but one copy of the questions, with instructions to have questions written on the blackboard. Respectfully, W. S. Iluol, County Supt. NOIICI: VOi lUJIil.lCAMON. Department of the Interior. U. S. l.AN'P OFKlCKnt Portland. Oregon, r-Vbrunry 14th, l.USI. NOTU'H is hvreby irivn thut lluuh ... , r . . ...k . .... v v,.i!h. oi maino, urrirw. . 'October ISth. UXVT. umde lloineaienu Kntrv No. 1M. Serial N'o. 01116. for ,SVJ SWJ. Sw. S. NW, NWJ. Sm. 17. mid B Ntit Sift ion IS. rowtwhlp 3 South. Rnrujo S West. U'lUmltw j Meridian, has Med notice of intention ' to P'"'1 rtv Tr Proof, to eatnv ... . . .. . . ..... . i :i I lish elnltil lo tne lami nouvv uwni , Tillamook t ounty, Oregon, lit I tim moo. urORon, on we ow uav i ii. 1915. Claimant iwhm mh wltfl": J. J. HrownlBR, J. J. llolh'tt. lo Mpom, ami B. B, Uowlnml. all of Hlnltio, Till ataook Co., OnjRn. It. F. HIGHY. KeKctr. Cl.ON'l:kM)Al.l: MINN'S. Ftmxi Courier : Jamo Hurke ami Hurt lludon stnrt- oe:lrinc th, RnlulH, ,,MnUy thoir KI,raKC ami nut0 ropair shop. J- --b. with hi, wifo for ami iK from NVenatchee and vVjHino.day morning too cnaw oi wie v. loveruaio ; Hotel. Mr. ami Mrs. Holcotnb are ! pleasunt people to meet nnl we feel ! confident they will W much appreeia- ted in Cloverdale's only headquarter for the traveling public. NN'o welcome j them to our city. ... i , .i L(i i ne jounu ui me oiai-Ksmuii ham- mtr. can h0 K.arii lU,ce In the Cloverdalo blacksmith shop. For the post four months the shop has been closed the greater part of the time for the want of the services of a smith. E. C. Whitfield, who recently sold his shop at Bstacuda, Ore , ri'-vpcncd this institution last donday ami is now I serving those who require the services of a blacksmith. Rev. Hayes, of Portland, reached Clovcrdale last evening and will be among us for the next ten dnys hold ing revival meetings and giving lec tures illustrated with stereoptieon views. Saturday evening a lecture will be given at the Meda school House. Nightly meetings will be held here with the exception of Saturday even ing. Shortly afternoon Monday, Guy Allen, Elwood Squires ami Guy. Smith went out in the breakers in a small tlat botiorn iish boat which they had taken n cross the sands from the river over the board walk. They intended to go out to Haystack rock fishing a id had not gone far before a large swell caught them ami filled their boat Be fore going out Smith had removed his shoes and put on a life preserver, this precaution the others did iHit Like and when the boat filled they could not reach them. Smith ays they clung to the boat for some time and that he tried bis best lo save one of them and that if he hid not relinquished his elforU when he did and made for shore ho would have perished with them. The boat and life preservers were pickod up on the beach later in thu day, but neither of the bodies have yet been recovered evi dently the undertow had Uiken them far out into the ocean. Squires enme here to visit with thu Aliens shortly after the holidays. His homo is in Indiana where he has a grown-np daughter and two other children Hit age was 41 while that of Allen was 26. Smith is about 26 years of ago ami when he reached shore was nearly ex hausted. He is part owner and has charge of the gasoline launch Jack Rabbit. Mr. ami Mrs. Allen, parents of Guy, are almost frantic with griel ovur the awl iillair, awl have tho sympathy of Iho entire community. Lake C:unt Dial Cloesd, Klamath KUIs.A deal which been i-cidinu two years was closed the Oregon Military lniid Grant com pany were filed here by tho Oregon Land Oon.cr&tion. This laud was originally granted for tho construction of the military wason road aurots the Cascndo moimtalna to Lakevlow, In La!ce county. Tho rant lie north o? tho KUuiatli Indian r-i,-orvatlou, that within tho roBorvatloa having been exchanged for lands on, sido. Thero aro about 60,000 unrea Pi KJamath county and the dieds cell for a consideration of about J4 per acre. Much of the laud Ik Hald to he firm timber, soiuo la Kood paaturo anil imu good for agrluulturo. s'hat their Iduria are for handling tho -lauds aro not iiihiIh jjijIiIIc. OnECON and WASHINGTON Business Directory A Director of cacli Oily, Tnwn and VIIIukb, Klvlnjf lUacrliillva skolch of cutli iiliue, Iwatlon, ("jjiulnt tun, itlo Krl'li, liliilni umt bauklnir polnl nliKi C!uind Dlroclnry, couitilled fcy liualness und nrofexlori. . It. r I'lllK M- IU uvm., iNlKUh l)U OFFKRS TO SELL LAND. N'oriCK IS IIKKRBV OIVICN'. that the tVunty Cirt of Tlllittnwt C'wtnty. V)nxm. will, on thw ftth day uf Marvh. UU3. reeaiva oirer to wll tract of Jam!, anon oKar lo 1 ma.lo In writing l.v th owner of the particular tra'l oir'ied. Vtty land p.ir. hrte.l hereu.nlor I , l.y th connCv will Iw for th wtabltilf . uient of u County Pr farm, under ' 'authority of the Uwi of Oroaon A v land offered mual Ih within THU uiook County, ami tw Court naervoa th. right to rejt any 1,11 otrera. Dntwi ritlamook, treirn. Feb. B. llU. I J. ('. Hidden County Clork of lillamook County. t'rrijon. 1-VI. It. Mr. lit tlie County Court uf the State nl Oregon, fur the County ol lillanuHik. In the matter of lb" eatnto of J. Henry Cochran, deceased. Notice is hereby givon, that John R. Oatmnn, administrator with the will nnitexod of tho tl- of J. Henry Cochran, decensml, has rendrrrd nml presented for final settlement, and filed in said Court, his final account of I his administration, and that Thursday, the &1th day of March. P.Lt. m 10 nVtoek A. M.. nt the Court room of said Court at tho Court Immuo In aid ! County of TllbiiHk, in the State of Oregon. ha been fixed and appointed by ajd Court as the lillio ami place for the settlement of said account, at wnich time and place any person in terestcd in said estate may apjwar nml tile t'xci'iitions hi writing to the M account, and contest the rattle. John R. (hit nut i. Administrator with the will annexed of the Bfftato uf J. Henry (Whran, demaacd. Dated and first published, February Uth. 1913. Date of lait publication. Mar.'h Uth 1913. NOIICI; R)k! I'UHLICATION. Department ol the Interior. tXUM U. S. LAND OFFICE at Portland. Oregon, January 22nd, 1913. NOTICE is beieby given that Chester C. Shaw, whewie Mxtoll'ice address Is care of Shnw-Locke Realty Co., Port- lam!, Oregon, did, on the 2lh day of April, 1912, file in this ollico Sworn Statement nml Application, No. 03-10 , to purchase the SNN'l of SKI, Section 30, Township 1 South, Range H West, Willamette Meridian, ami the timber thereon, under the provisions uf the act of June 3, lh78, and acU ntncndn lory, known as the "Timber nml Stone Uw," at such vnluu as might be fixed by appraisement, ami that, pursunnt tu such application, tho land ami tim ber thereon have been appraised, the timber estimated 0.fX honrd feet at 76 cents per M, nml the land $U).i) that said applicant will oiler final proof in support uf his application and sworr statement on the 1 1th day of April, 1913, before the Register arid Rrrnvrr of the United Slates Land Otllru, at Portland, Oregon. Any person la at liberty t i r trt this purchase before entry, or imtia'c n contest at rtny time before pa tun t issues, by filing a corroborated affi davit in this olllce, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. H. F. HIGHY. Register. 5UMA10N3. In the Justice Court for the Sec ond Justiwu District in lilln mook County, Oregon. Henry Plaskur, ' Mem Plnsker, and John Plusker, partners, doing bjsm. under the tlrrn name of Plusker Uri4.hers, I'laiuiiifn, Fred Whooler, l-f ndant. To Kred Wheeler, Oefendunt : In the name of the State .f OroKon, you art hereby roipilroil Ui a ipenr and answer the complaint tiled ui;ainat you in tho aiiove untitled otirt and action, n or l.uforu tho last day of the tune pre scribed in tho order horoin, which caul ordor vas mado and datod on tho iHtli day of January, 1913, and if you fail so to answor, for want thereof the plaintllfH will havo judijineiit aaiiiKt'l you as doiiianifed in tho complaint filed I1 heroin. ;t TtiiH summonR iH servud ujion you by 1 ordor of K. W. Htanluy, Justi-e of thu court ahovo-mentionod, dated tho IKth day of Jairuary, 1913, thoroin ordjrinjr that Hurririioiis he surved upon you bv publication thnroof in tho "Tillamook Humid," u nowspapor of ijunurnl circu lation in Tillamook County, Orotfon. once ce ,mU w,.,,U t. I...I . , i"" ;ok8 from thu dnto of thu find pul.li- weonH from thu dnto of tho f!i-nL mil cation thereof ; iimi the tlmo for you to answer Hald complaint bci'trm to run from the day of the date of tho find pub-' ncHnori oi huh niimmorm, I Cuhha((e, pur lb. The date of thu Iirnt publication of.'CurroU, per lb thlH .Summorm is thu 21nt day of Janti-; I'arHnlpH, per 'h ury, 1913, and tho date of the hud Siiiah, per lb publication thereof, nml tho Just dnto I'limpliiiin peril, upon which you am required to mmwer ' Apples, por box ' on or uuioro IH March 1th, J83. K. J. CLAUaaHN, Attorney for I'laintiirH. Abstracts on Short Notice! it v tin: Pacific Abstract Company Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records of TtlLunook County, Oregon Ol'l'ICR GROUND I't.OOR TODD IIOTIU. iWllh Ml Ms W itl MK3TM PMONliSi MjI.i SJJ AU.i Muiuil U. O. HON 117, TILLAMOOK, E. N. CRUS0N. Painter and Paper Hauler Contracts Taken Kstinmtcs l:nrnished. Al Work Ctiaruntrrd. Tillamook. Or. Tillamook Baker1 Bread I'OU SAU- AT ALL GROCERS HARHESS MOS T SPnll A (iiiol) HoRSK 'v ki'.-inr him in s)mlb old Harness. We are spiling Harness made of tho bt-t tock at nrteoa Uml oURht to' leu.pt )ou. A WKl.L MADK HARN'UHS will not -inly improve the appearance i.f ynur liitTic, but contribute to your safety (s well. .Ninny n runaway could ! avuidcd if the old Harriets had Imicii disrsrded in time. W. A. WILLIAMS, fillamool. - - Ori'fjon ADVERTISE! I he TILLAMOOK HERALD is the best advertising medium in the county jit Reaches the People The Red Wheel Gencj-al Reputr Shop I 'I'll s'l I 4 ror. sale: Oao 22-Cal. Gucclal nirjh Towor Dr-vapo Itopeatcr Trapjer'o Qua Marblo Oaaeaouera 22 and li-Cal. shot and Hall Shot a una WANTED Gceond Haad Violin l illnmuok riniUcLs. , j Thu follnwltiK prlciiH nru now paid for fiirm nrodiielu i.i 'I'm.. i, i I . I. " : p - oirocu.'u ovury i hursdny : Kkkm nor doz. to.ar, .Hf. .75 .IH .(111 M .02 M iy.r. .09 ,0H .08 lluttur, por roll SfO.75 to .171 lo I'olatocH, por owl. ChcrHe, per . l.OO to iH. ,L,hl. llrim ., H-hjh, heavy, droned, pur lb. Reef drenHcd, per lb. OREGON I) It. A. D. nMKIN.. SK.HIIKKT IIKNTtsr Ortir-o In Sluigron llldg. All NN'ork C.lialllrcd. TILLAMOOK. tmiKJOl I) It. S. M KRkKONf. I PIIVMCIAN oud t.SCUtil (IN Omrc: Nrw Cnncirtr lllilrf TIIUmoeJ W. 0. McGcc, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC 1'HYMv I AN ANI Sl'Ktll A)N viiurr ..tu itMir in .nuiuai icirtituu I Crnlral, 3rd Ave V- Dr. lack Olson L RSIUKNT liPM IST 'Olllce Hours (loin V a ill. to fi p ta. f C U D.l D-.l C... nir (loth Plionrs. J. E. REEDY. D. V. M VKTintlNAIllAN (I loth I'hunr.) Tillamook. Orrtfi E.J. Clausben I W Y b. Dlil'TSCIII'.K AllNOKAI Tillamodlt Itlotlv GEORGE WILLL'IT Attorney at Linv (Jllir.c In (.nnnni-rrl.il Hmlilifii TILLAMOOK, ORE. T. H. G0YNE Allorriryot-Law and U. ,S. Communnnrr Oppoiilc Courlhouic JOHN 1 1 I.AM) llfrNDfUSOS Oliiriii'vnl l a Ahstrnr Ier I ilLinwtvt. ir..:i,t:..,. r HA " "1HHHM MIKIII iv H. T. BOTTS, LAWYER COMPLETE SET 01s ABSTRACT. Olliiv L'O.'MMH, Tillnm.JoU II lock i iiiuinook, - (Jrc Ml.l AHOOK UNDI-IM AKIN! CO R. N. IIRNKLR. m lm j Knur Doors Went of llnli ry I I'lirinrn I) reclnr anrl ! (,., I l'...l,.fir.fl I.ndv AioiiHtMiit When Rc(uit Pioneer Transfer Co, 0. L. DICK & SON, Props. Roth Phonrs 'I he Same Price to Ijveryono in i IUI I would umlfc n moil' . i . ... ichiriinif Kut tiinij a vtMis snDsci iptiou to tlie Ladies' Home Journal! (iive your ordure to Thomas W. Shea