Cbe tillamook Rerald
C. 6. Cromblcy, editor
;sucd Cu'icc a lUcck Cucsdav -mil Friday
Entered a eond-.-la- matter May IT. 1910, at th pwt .vfW at Tillairuwk.
Ortrn. under the act of March S. 1S7V.
Sl'BSCRirTION $1J0 A YKAR IN AOVANCK
JJIeVCrtiSillfl K4tC
06
I'r! Adv-rt!eraert
! .rf lrf rti'Vt, per h.i" - .W
Ea.Ms ulrant insertion, lira .
1 ' mrte.d N ttvs -
Timber Oa - 10 W
Notice, oer l"x
Cards of li.ar.k wr !;(
laicals ict li- t'r! i-r "i
Each subsequent insertion, Iw
Resolutions of ondolence and
Lodge notice, per line .
Buaiiwas Profewwroil eh,m. 1.J
OisnUr Adwrtwewent, per ioeh .
A 1,1. Display At mult be in thi of
fice on
mgn to inaure publication in
ir Tuesday an.1 rrwaj
Kcaao. are imperative.
me, ling.
7:30 1. M. Vwpr Song JervW.
A practical talk by the pasUM on.
'Standing Tree to Moml OwivicUona."
A conviction is olwf that convi ri
ce th reason, detertftlmw th will,
anvl &t the hesrt. gpeeial tuefe by
a chorua choir. Stranger In th city
art- cordially invito! to all r serelee.
The church is or blue; wei of the
post office.
D. A. Mackentle. IHor.
U. B. Church Note.
O.'. ;.k 1. .n ImThm Iks nuklir
Monday and Thursday Mow- , nmixnKt," fhow
mMaa r rsi ifaiii4in in loinv
fOttOH'
PR I PA Y. MARCH 7.
CITIZENS TAKE NOTICE
On Saturday cvenimr at 7:30 o'clock there
meeting at the Court House of all citizens who
ested in our pavinsr. Everybody interested should
as there will he important business to consider.
Crnnnittee.
will
are
Han been in the taut ten day an In
crease in attci-datwe and advanced in
terest Several have sought the bet
ter life. The addrvtae have been of .
th htftwat trade and Dr. 1 Mrlter i
not failing to prewrnt th straight
truth o characteristic in ministry.
Ttw nen$ are now at a hopeful
staca, You who lira mlssinr these ad
dreeee are miain much you should
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICR
TO CREDITORS.
NVUcc l hereb given to all whnm
it may coocorn. lht the fount)
i Vusl of the State or Oran. fur tho
t ounty of THIamo. h piitel
the untie raiffnod adminlatrator of the
Katato of Aralraw V. Mbb. doeol.
and any and all par" havtnR claim
nitainat aaid ratal are hereby rwtuirod ,
to prevent them to vho undwrairwd nl
theolfWofT. M. Uoyno, attorwy at
taw. in Ttltaanool: CUy. Orepon. to-;
ethr with the proper vouch ra. with- (
,r ii mtnth from tho dale of Uta
(Kit ice.
Haled January lltn. 1913.
Jamea Itibov. Admimatralor
, f the Kjitate of Andrew F. IMbby.
. . eaaeo.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR.
cotne !
The Headlight in itf uaual ctannor
thrown a few bouqocU at itMlf in ii5
last ieauo and takes upon lclt the
credit of ha vine secured the ft07.fCO
appropriation from the government.
If we were to UKe the Headlicht for
it, we would uppo that Senator
Bourne had never lived. We expect
that it wili be only the matter of a
wDle of week before Bro. Baker
that it wa. not publicly
has been p?tpomjd.
The new rule for tardine wont
he a
inter-jVaow whatever your intentions retrrd-
tK th future. Theao mooting will
ho carriad on for numUir of ti;y
Dr. iarker will preach Sunday morn
ing at II .0) o'clock, in the ovaolnK at
7:30. Suodny Scho.il at 10 A. -M. C.
Z. Society 6:30 1'. M.
.Mct'tink;' are hold In the home
nnoonced it '
,S:30 P. M. except Monday ami Satur-
in- . dar. "Vhit ia Thv 1-ifeT"
Notiac is hent'V gitn to all whittti
it n wy concern, that the li.nt l ourt
of the state l Oreijt.n, Jor iuimk
t'ounty. h aiH'intcd the utMlcmiHol.
Robert Kichmitrr. Adminiatralur f
tho citato of Mxry A Kiehinjcer. lc
rcaaed. and all perao havmvr clainw
aa;aint said estate are hereby rmtuirrd
to pronont them t the undersigned, at
the otlice of t'arl llaberlnch. Attorney
at law. Tillain.vi. t'lty. Oreion. to-
! eetber with the propr viwchnrt, with
l in i month from the date of lhi
toticc
Inted at TlllaiiK'ofc, Ore.. January
to effect Monday and already the tardy , There will bo no service Saturday 'r'Ai ,-.,-,.
! evening. Kvery body welcome.
I. R. .Meose, Pastor.
CALL FOR BIDS.
takes upon himself the honor of bem? '
the prime mover a:id chief intietor
of the present pavinjr, invesueations.
Methodiit Church Notes.
That resolution, as it not a
"beaut?" As we have previously stat
ed, we are sure some of our counciimea
never pave it the oroper thought or
they would never have voted for it.
Some one's fine Italian hand was most
assuredly visible in that document.
That resolution aijod for three thincs
vir: First, it stood for an endeavor to
make it appear that the city adminis
tration had done its duty and followed
the regular course in the matter of
investigation, when it is a well known
fact that the investication was taken
up only after the repeated demands ami
efforts of our citizens. Second, it
stood for a direct slap in the face for
our citizens arid their committee by
attributing to them "sordid" motives
(definition of the word sordid : filthy,
vile, eross, dirty, base, mean, vulvar) j
in their endeavor to get a square deal !
in regard to this matter. Third, it
Eeeraed to stand for an endeavor to j
provide a soothing balm for the wound-'
marks have decreased in number.
BasVet Ball has been dropped by j
both the boys and the girl and the boys j
arc now practising bise ball. j
iai wee is lesi wees anu ciotjiwj
j The School Board of School District
j No. 9 of Tillamook County, Oregon.
. will receive bids until March 15th.
! 1913. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M
, for the grading of the school grounds
During the last four years the aver-, of district, in THia-nook City,
age annual increase in Sunday School 1 Oregon.
scholars in our church has been 'JCO.WO. The School Board will also receive
From March 30th to April 1st there , 0m)s up to the same time for the con
will be held a Parlimcnt by represent- , structioo of concrete sidewalks on the
atives of our benevolent boards to ; fr sldejl o( the properly of dbtrict. j
which we should send delegates. Bis- . eiEht (S) tvt , WIUft unil to eor. j
hops Cooke, MtConnell and Shepard j strucl to meet the requirements of the
and many others ill be present. , ejty ordinance of Tillamtsik City. Ore-
Mabommedanism appears to be on i xun The bidders are aLw requustei to 1
tne aeciine ana wnue so caiieu t-nnst-, submit bids ommitting the coastruclioi
ian peoples seem to be applying the f jWewalfca on the south side of the
finishing touches the real cause for dis- f sctKxl grounds.
AdminUtratnr uf
the Etatr of Mary A. Klchinger, De
ceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N'olice is hereby given that the un
dcrsigncd ho been .ipHjinto.l, by the
County t'ourl of tho tte of Oregon
for Tillamook County, idminutrtur of
the estate of Kay WiUon, deceaiiiHl.
All persons having claims against said
estate are directed to present the same
to me at Sand Iake. Oregon, with
proper vouchers therefore, within in
-m-ntha from ttie date of this notice.
Dated Febuary 7th. IU13.
l.v V. Wilson
Administrator.
Abstracts on Short Notice!
ii v tiii:
aTl ll lak. A tV -f A- a" a.
Complete Set of Abstracts of the Records of
Tillamook County, Oregon
Ql'rMCU 0K0UN0 I'UOOK TOWD.'IIOTIU.
llOTll P1I0NILS
Milu ill AIui Mutoit
P. O. 1IOX 1 17.
TILLAMCKDK,
1 JK ll -f 1
MRS. W00DR0W WILSON
integration is due to internal
corruption.
.Se.xt Sunday:
At 10 A. M., Sunday School. There
is room for you in some one of the
classes and we have competent teachers.
At 11 A. M. Public worship. Sub
ject for the morning, "God Supplying
Human Needs."
At 6 JO. Young Peoples' .Meeting.
At 7:30. Evangelistic Services of
nwrail All bids for aideuaiks and for o-rad.
mg to be submitted separately, the
right being reserved to reject any and
nil bids.
Dated this March 7th, 1913.
W. C. King.
Chairman School Board.
ed feelings of the Warren Construction j s,ng ' and Praise. SuDjeet, Satan's
Company, who have been so seriously
abused, while they have been endeavor
ing (? to give 06 a pavement that
would not creep, crack, ravel or run
down at the heel. How much nicer it
is Ij cater to the Warren Constructi n
Co , than to stand by your fellow eitf
ze.r. m their hour of need !
COMMUNICATION.
Advice, -"Cast Thyself Down!"
Public is invited to attend these
vices.
H. W. Kuhlman, Pastor,
Church of Chriit.
10 A. M. Bible School with clatse
for all.
11 A. M. Preaching by Pastor Fifth
To the cit'rena of Tillamook City : - I erroon ' series of sermons on the
At a meeting of the City Council held ! Parab,' Subject: The Talents,
in the city hall Monday, Mar?h 3rd, a ! 3 P M Junjor Christian Endeavor,
resolution was presented to the coun-1 6 :3n l'' M' jnior Kwleavor.
cil by Mayor Harter the full meaning! 7 130 l'' M- Thi; "gular evening ser
of which I did not fully realize until ! v,ce be in caW of tho Loyal
reading the same in the Herakl and had j 80148 ei's- Ti"-' young men will have
I have known or realizod iu purpose to j fu" charSe ot service,
belittle the citizens who made the in- Following is the program.
vettigation I si.ould have most empha- lrvy Kekj8n presiding,
tically objected to it for I fully appre-
date and endoree the action of the scripture Lesson Leslie Harrison.
citizens and feel that the council should
thank instead of kicking them and
insinuating tba their investigations
have been prompted by "personal in
terests or sordid motives."
G. L. DICK,
Councilman Fifth Ward.
BIG LAND DEAL AT PACIFIC CITY.
F. P.. Beals recently purchased the
Halaney holdings eonsieting of the
-summer resort known as Pacific City
and 800 acn-s of agricultural and tim
ber land, also the Dr, (J. P. Bissell
place and the Frank Bowleg ple.ee ad
joining, a thousand acres ir. all. Mr.
Beals has moved a donkey ermine onto
the property and will clear a large
tract of the land. He has planned ex
tensive improvements along other
Jlnes,
Violin Solo
Prayer
Special
Why athletics
work
with
Brute Wade.
Harold Jope.
Class,
Bible School
Benly Starn.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The Freshmen are making great
etrides In bookkeeping now trying to
make up for lost time. For some time
they had no teacher.
The Atheletic Association are plan
ning to give another play soon. Mr.
Moore who will direct it has picked out
a very Interesting sketch and has a
good caste of characters.
The Ciceronian and Emersonian liter
ary societies have been dissolved and
in their places two socities one con
sisting of the boys and another of the
girls will be formed.
What the new building means to the
class j0hn Ebinger.
S010 Clifford Jope.
Class Motto, "The other fellow"
1-ee Doty.
I feo,,J Wrn. Anderson.
! What the Bible School does for a
j 'ounK ma" Thayne Honey,
I Why oung men should attend the
Bible School Geo. Ethell.
I Special Loyal Sons Quartette.
unering,
Notices,
Closing Song.
Benediction Class Teacher.
In the name of the young men a eor
dial invitation is extended to this ser
vice. R. E. Jope, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church Note.
10 A. M. Bible School. Adult Bible
class--Lesson: "The Destruction of
Sodom." Young People's Bible Clasa -Lesson
:"The Challenge to tho individ
ual." Graded lessons for all ages.
11 A. M. Morning worship. Theme
of sermon; "Can Sin Be Forgiven?"
It is encouraging to see the morning
audiences growing. The best hour of
the day for worship is at the morning
service.
6:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
Topic: "How may every Sabbath be
wj.uuay: - Jer, 17:21 27. Let
NOTICE Of- HEARING OE
pin ition eor eroba i e.
In the County Court ot the State
of Oregon for Tillamook County,
In the Matter of the Last Will and
Testament of Bengtha Byrom, De
ceased. NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
FOR PP.OBATE.
Notice is hereby given thit a peti
lion for the probate of the will uf
Bengtha Byrom, deceased, and for the
issuance of letters testamentary to
Swen Peter Swensen, has beer: filed in
this Court ; and that Monday the loth
uay oj .iarcn, J913. at 10 iclock of
said day, and the court room of said
Court at the court house in Tillamook
City, Tillamook County, Oregon, have
been appointed as the time and place
for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may ap
pear and contest the same, and show
cause, if any he has, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated this 4th day of "February,
Homer Mason,
p 1 n L - County Judge.
Feb. 7, March 7,
The Following Merchants arc
(jiving Away
GOLD BOND
nn . ! A.
IIALTOM'S STOKIi. Prv C.oo.ls. CLuhitiK, Slmch, tu
rtlC I iM 1IT.I1 M......W II. ...1- ..l..
Supplies, etc.
U I VI . X. M I 11 I I'M r.. I,, V
I
i c r u 1 1 , cir.
TILLAMOOK KKl-I) CO.. I-ccd. (Moccrics. Mnchtucry
JI-NK1NS JI-Wl-LUV STOUI-, Wniehes. DiumoiulH
JONES KNt'DSON I-VKNITTK1- COM PAN V.
OliM TH MAT KI-:. Where Evcryhody Goes.
I i?. ZACHMAN, I'lutuhin Supplies.
TILLAMOOK' lll-KALD, Issued Twice n Week.
MONK'S S'lTDU). Voti Know Where.
SIDNEY H. HENDERSON
' ejt iit tut
SovcyiwJ
IOMN f! ANIi lll'NOt-U
a .1 1 ..I . . ... 1 m 1 . ti
TILLAMOOK
TITLE Ak AUVI HAIT
ISi wlil iiKATM
LAW : A IUSTKACTS : KEAL ESTATE
SURVEYING : IN SI' KANClv
Bh Flwnn
l illamook, Oregon
Mrs. Woodrow Wilton, who will be
first laoy of the lanU and preside over
the White House (our years.
WILSON HONORED AT HOME
CI TATION.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon lor Tillamook County
In the Matter of William Graham
Dean, an Insane Person.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OKEGON:
To William Graham Dean and William
Mctuarrie, Guardian of said William
Graham Dean:
You are hereby cited to be and an.
pear In the court room of the, County
Court of the State of Oregon for Tilla
mook County, in the City of Tillamook,
County of Tillamook and state of Ore-
gon, on Monday the 3rd day of March,
1J13, at 10 o'clock of said day, then
and there to show cause, if any you
have, why Thomas Coutes should
be appointed guardian of the penon
and estate of William Graham Dean
within the State of Oregon, as prayed
for in his petition on file herein.
By order of the aforesaid coilntv
....... . 1 ' .WW I I . '
.uun. wim oHn nay 0r January, IO13,
Attest my hand and seal of said
Court, the day and year Unt above
written.
Horner Mason, County Judge
By J. C. Holden, Clerk.
Jan. 31, Feb. 28,
People of Princeton Wish President
Elect God Spec..
Princeton, N. J. Thousands of th.
horn' folk of Princeton and with tlu-ni
the atudenta of Princeton I'nlverslty.
gave Woodrow Wilson a farewell d-
moriKtrallon n they bado him god
speed to the white house.
It was a unlrjiH) trlbutr to the mar.
.ho. after 27 year of residence In h
Historic mv. ii, jmu iicvii elevated to
Hie presidency of the United States,
in that both students and townsfolk
Joined in cheering hhn.
A brask band, a ulare of fireworks,
and continuous cheering brought the
presUleut elect to tha door of bla bun
galow. The streets were muddy, but
tho marcher trudged merrily along.
When they reached the Wilson home
a great cheer went up. C, H. JtoUa
soh, a Republican, and A. 8. Leigh, a
Democrat, bore a silver loving cup.
Colonrl David M. Klltin preseutrd It In
a brief spiKch.
Tli Till,.. I. .
An excursion to the beach ... nl. ' m. "7 Zi . ' lMl .. ""am gives 00 Gold
(.l..tS. .Jh ," :,K,'CUi,0..,.,ne.c',urc'' en- Bond Trading Sta
' ' " " unu come w "! Peasant evening subscription
Tillamook Harkctn.
The following prices are now paid
for farm products at Tillamook City.
Coirectcd every Thursday:
Eggs per doz,
Butter, per roll J0.7C Ut
Potatoes, jMir cwt.
Cheese, per lb. ,i7j
Cabbage, per lb.
Carrot-, per lb.
Parsnijm, per lb.
Squash, per lb.
Pumpkins, per lb.
Apples, er Ikx 1.00 to
Hogs' light, dressed, per lb.
Hogs, heavy, dressed, per lb.
Beef dressed, per lb.
10.20
.85
.70
.1.
.01,
.02
.02
.02
.02
12.6
.00
.08
.08
CONDENSED REPORT OF
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK
OF TILLAMOOK, ORE.
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS 1KB i, I'ilJ.
Kr.ourcn.
I-aris, Bonds, Wnr'ts, etc.
Heal Fjitate, Fur. and Fix.
Due from Banks . , ,
Cash unil Gist, (terns , ,
Other Id-sources . , ,
I-W.1M.48
. 3fi.7fil.-W
. 7l.7V0.iT7
. 27.700. W
247. 3tf
tl4fi.fihH.y4
Liabilities.
Ciipltnl and Surplus
Undivided Profits . .
Dividends Unpaid . . ,
Demand Dcioaita , .
Time DeKisita , , ,
1
Dcoit
DeposiLH
Cain in Deposits In Last Year
Feb. 1. 1U13, as above
Fell. 2l, 1012 . . .
I-V,4.040.fi5
nu.a10.04
I5O.00U.51
Do Your Business with a Growing Bank
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M,
VETERINARIAN
(Both Phones)
Tillamook i t
Oregon
i.JI.. .,JlJJL. . x L1
-- O . OLAUS8EN
Lawyer
Dhutsciihr Advokat
Tillamook Hlock
amps with every $1.60 j
Jaaehts (Ks nm
Slop; .an In.uiu),
1 w " I I'ils Kcia
rU. I'm Uiniiikfl
whUiiUsI built
GEORGE WILLETT
Attorney at Law
Office In Commercial Buildina
tmma ..... w
IILLAMUUK, ORE.
JOHN LELAMD HENDERSON
Altrny.aMw
Abstracter
Tillamook Building Room 216
T. H. G0YNE
AtteTMy-it-Uw Ui
U. 6, Coausiutoacr
OapwiU UurtkoMM
H.T. BOHS,
LAWYER
COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT.
Office 202-204.. Tillamook
Itlock
ullamook, . Ore.
TILUAHOOK UNDEHTAKINU CO,
. N. MHNKI.R. Mgr.
Fotfr Doors West of llakurv.
Funaral Director and Ucaiue Embaltsaf
Lady Assistant When Kequistr.l.
Pioneer Transfer Co,
G. L. DICK at SON, Prof.
Both Phone
The Same lrlc to Everyone
E. N. CRUSON.
Painter and Paner HaiiL'cr
ContractH Taken
liHtimittc'H Kiirniulii.I
Al Work Gunnmtwfd,
lilluniook, or.