Htfeld.
issued twice a week tuesday and friday
Largest Circulation of any Paper in Tillamook Countv
xx.
Tillamook, Okkoon, Janpanv 10, 10H-.
NO. 103
erchandisc Fair Sale Continues
We've received more than fifteen letters and fully twenty
telephone calls asking us if we would continue the Mer
chandise Fair Sale a few days. And in compliance to so
many requests irom our friends who could not come in this
week, we've decided to continue the sale a few days.
And in seme instances we will present better values.
We will also continue the hourly sales, and it will pay you to
aire often. To those of vou who come and have nnf at-
eniieri iiiis. ii e niypesi aim uesi saie ui our enure rarppr in
Tillamook, we simply say, ask your neighbor about the gen
uine price neductions which we are offering. Signed,
N.
E
E:
T. HALTOM AND ASSOCIATES
See Windows for our Hourly Sales Bulletin for
RConday, January 19th.
New Hotel In
Financial Straits
J. P. WorraH's MiiraanaircRicat It !i
Alleged, Ii The Cause Of The
Trouble and Suit.
BARN AND STOCK BURNS.
i A cinniiliiln' him hee'i lllrd in the
Circuit l cttirt tv John l.rluml lien-
demon, in behalf ill the r. tock hnt I
rli iUIUiimI the Tfllttmnok llulrl
Co , ii ci ipouitioti, P. J. Wound,
Anna A. Woirull unit OhurleH
Klittr, illii-cMiK, unking Hint ii re
orlei he appointed. Drfrmliint
Wot lull I tin' ovvnt.i of .8 ulnui-i nl
Hock and Mih. Wort nl S. nllitlCM,
which u'Uch thrin it iiinititllv of
(Hock The) nip luith tlliri'tniit nl
tint company.
II Ih .illegtdtluit P. J. Wi.rrall mill
wife tanned hiiiiI company tit adopt
cci'lnln by Iiih, 1111111111; which in
mhii? cition whiih pmvlilcii (hut
I the' iiiii be rlmugril or altered
by tln ho.inl ol dim-tut without
1 Hitbimiiiiig the ilninge tn the m t k
holder" Tin-in Initial liy law pin
ltlrd llliit tin i'-.ttcbtcdnr ahutlld
he Im mrrtl In aimii ol tki
Tli t under t. i" !) iiw the jiiphI
tlrut in the gem-inl iiuiiiiif-i unit tin
, "IICII 1 I'lilluiili'.cd to tinnxnct nil
.the hiinitirnH, including the pur-1
, CIIIIHIIIg Ol lippllc. I'll'
I II it mm illirt loin P.
Country Fair
Subject Discussed
Dr. Shafer of State University Thinks
They Should Become Great
Folk Catherine.
A state fair Hint would by a culmin
ation of nil the county fair 'if the
state, with contestant In sport, mus-
j Mm. Smith, fnrmurly Mm, Christian I ,c oratory, sixjllltig, arithmetic, rend-
J. .Smith ItiKi , "k' "im wtnii-not, ffum this schoals of
Knrly Wednesday morning btilweiiti
I :'I0 mill 1! o'clock, lire, wim discovered I
in tint linrn belonging to Mm. J. A. :
bmlth, near the Vaughn place. 'I'htt
Urn wnii no fur advanced when discov
ered that nothing could he ilono to savu
the (mm.
Four hoMi'it, four cows, two calve
niul one hog were burned, besides
mime rig Manic nml liny.
'lint Ion I n mtvoru one, with no
Insurance.
Dwvl was married to A.
Saturday evening.
THE W. R. C. INSTALLS OFFICERS
Tim Woman' Itohrf Corp held it
regular tiipeth'ir lnl Saturday after
in Kiu. One Candidate, Mi Davis, wn
Initiated innklui' it totnl of til member.
Tho olllei't for the ensuing yenr wer
Installed by itutilling officer Mm. Kv
linger, Cowl ictor. Mm. Alum ShulU,
Culur heitrer Mr. Stlllwoll, Mr.
l'.iKi'. Mm. Koweii nml Mr. Cliirke.
Seveml honornry munihera of the 0. A.
It. xit were iri!ent, Mini worn very
much plonncj.l in the iiuuiiiur In which
M'...r..n i tlm work wb 'xwiiiiililli.il. Thov iil
iillllj wltr vnteil tllelilKeivew mihulen. I I"'1' K'fet tre on the iillllcltiiltioil of
.r. oriiiii iri riviiiir jituui pel , uie ncnmiitioni lo lie liciii hero next
month nml honnl. Mm, Wornill i, ,i ,, i.. ,.w...,,i ,i. . . .
, ernllnn of nil ini'inhcr nml citizen In
inillt ut ii emit n( i Konornl, to help inakti it n ureei Mr.
iiiltlltlniiiil ill),!)! Frnnk Sovenince on Lohnlf of the i.nl
ineiiihcM I'rrnciitud Mr. Htiitr with n
,111(1 lliircl U omtll, on Hccie
...... 4 . t
I lie noii-i u,.m
I Wl',4"-''. W'l II II
i lor Immune
I II .ill. ...nil la. Hih ....... ..I.. I... II....
I i. 'invm " I'll . uniiiiiMIII llllll I . .. .
' P J ttomill It..- hecn ii iiiuii of Utx Mr. Ilorn-ce l.ue.t. the
'uroxiily inteiiipetlite tnihitn. hun newly iilecte l prcalileiit. tnnde it few
" " i hffen niinrielni.iiie nml .ihiMlve I reiunrk nnd wlnhed nil inuinhi-M to
COMMERCIAL CLUH GIVES SMOKER ? V" c,,'';i inn to IoyB,ly up)0rt ht!r llllr, hcr mllIillU
UMIcM". - liliiirrelMiinie hull P. J . ., .. , . , ,
W nrriill hei iiii he hint (teipiently
ilrnwii n tevolvrr nml thieiitciietl to
nlioot tlnine with wlioili he niinii-
... .... ..( ... . ("ICIl 11. IIIIH llMIMl .llillllHI I'lttlllll
i iiiciiini vino rooniH on iiiexmiv ........ . - - -
. cvctiliijf.tliB. Kiileitaliuuaiil Coin'. "?
t.l invlt.itlon-i .."'? ' ' ' , . , " '" "
11 1' l-lllnv II Ir- ,,,r "I'l'l
It is the nitn of this hank to give
the best banking service possible
ami we do it.
It is also our aim to have the
very best equipment such as
Modern Fire Proof Hanking
Room, Kire Proof Vault, Bur
glar Proof Safe, Modern Safe
Deposit Hoxes and we have
them.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TILLAMOOK, liOREGON
There win n Inrue iitteniluticc ol
incinhcr tit the ,'lllittiiook Com-
ncrcinl Out u roouin on Tin
! iiilt(ir liuvimr mi.hi
i fur
'Ut nf II... ,..'i.lllm,',n,,l, , .'.,1 . H'rf I"" "I UpwilliU Of HO
;!.,,,, I ron. ert l.y the l lllniiiook Mill I l,"?r '.''"V" '" "ccoiinl of opei.itinK
I nry iiitiui. hiec ro.iinl hoxliiK coi. ...,,, , ,,,,,,, . ,,, ,, ,ixIu Iteynokl,, mm.or vice president;
II'MIM. 1111 Ol 11 111. II lVr.li III-, -In r. Ml . ' ""v ...... . .
- ' -'-''.' 1. .......... I ............ .. .. Till..
. iiii"iiiii.iu,riinriii(iiiii ill i in ii
trillion. After the clone of tiultteii
the customary hirth lny luncheon wn
rIviiii in honor of Mm. Hvii Huer not
MU t.ucllo Woolfu, whjch wn enjoyed
by nil incuibf r ittul ttieir fmuiliun, nn.l
nil int momlmM nnd fllmtlltfC TticT
f'lllowlnj; olliccr were Intiillel :
Mm. ilernice l.ticna, president; Mm.
LAND PLASTER
-W f1lT . lTiT l " m A .T-WT
and Warehouse Front St. between 2d and 3d Ave. West
ILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS
KREBS ERGS., Prop.
have now ft limited supply of brick and drain
ready for the market at the following prices:
RICK, - 0.00 FEW THOUSAND
4. IN. DRAIN TILE, 20.00 PER THOUSAND
Located ti miles south of Tillamook on main
traveled rpad.
MUTUAL PHOHE
ilniWH liy tn irfctre. Inntin
inenllil mimic hy t'. W. riioillitn mill
I.. V Kliethiiiilt ami inlei'cntiiii
tnlk hy fill Wound.
The tulk of Jmlu'e Cull Wornill lie
erci4 mot i: tliiin piiimlnu' notice
lll reputation im un eloipieut tnlker
mill tleep thinker, llln wide petnoiiiil
acipiiiintiiiu'e with pnlilli- uirii, hi
ripccxpciiciicv in the ptillticnl, huxl
iichh mill Hoeiul worht, eiiuhlen 'ilin
to riitcrtiilu. Spenkliiif of well.
known wrftern who iiiulie penph
liinirh, he culled ittteutloii to their
love o( iiiornllty, home mill liiinilv.
he ipioteit Murk Twiiiu'n heniitifiit
riiltiiili ut IiIh wife h k'rnve, im one
of the KcuiHiif Aiiiericiiii ver :
Win in Slimmer miiii, nhhic kindly
here.
Wuriii Sniillierii wiml, hlnw miltly
here,
(irceu Mini uhove lie Unlit, lie lli;lit,
Cood nlulil, ileur hciirt. trooil niulit.
He culled iittnulioii to Kiley'M favor
ite poem, "Alonu' 'hunt knee deep
in j ii ne nun iiintiy oinern, ,ir
Wornill Miiid thnt in HiIm neof com
iiiercliiliMiii nnd mud rindi for unln
nnd irold, lluil lirothethood wim IomI
mIIu of he.irtH trmiipled on, hoiuen
wrccKcu, wne nun ch i ren neglect
ed, hence untft and iiiiiiitirulltv were
IticieiiHlnir, lie eloiiiiently uppciiled
for un every day Chrintiitii life of
tiioriility, liimcHty, temperance in
all thiuuH, the practice of the Golden
Knle, love of home and wife nnd
children, renpect fur women and
cluiHiity, ami that tlienc unit only
tlieHe, hroiiKlit true liiippinrHH, that
fiilHeaiiilutioii led loan empty Rrnve,
without a flower, that I'iiuic'm crown
wan only n crown of thoriiH, that
when old iitfo coiuen upon iih, iih
come it iiiiihI, when meniory lived
in the punt which each hud made for
hiniMelf, we could not et u way from
the life we had lived. CIohiiiit. he
I Haiti 'If you nee u mail in woe, walk
rlurlit up and my 'Hollo:" 'Bay
'Hello' and KniMp IiIm liaiul. Give
kind wordH and let him know you
are IHh friend and cure." Mr. Wor
nill hitflily complimented the Tilln.
monk Commercial Club, nnd mud
lie hail not Hecn itt eipial in any
town ninny time the hIxu of Tlllu
monk,
llil wait followed by a Dutch
Supper, ufter which aeveral Hhort
iuldreHeri were iniide. Thene were
till to Hie point and allowed that
conulderoble interent wum taken In
the club. CharliH Kiinr.e wiih the
llrnt culled on uud lie took up the
ipieHtlou of ralHinir r.0K( bcrriea
in thin county, lie hoped that the
club would devote Hh next monthly
inectiutr to thin Hiibject. Attorney
TalnuiKB Hiiwented that a tret to
pettier Hplrit hIiouIiI prevail in the
city nnd the club I). L. Shrode.
Curl llabcrhich, Krwln HurriHoit,
C. W. Miller, Colonel IlvudurHon
uud Colonel Worrull a I no tnude
Hhort tiilkH.
Nutfm Clmrch Srrlcei.
2:00 P. M. Sunduy bchool.
8KW P. M. Preaching Service.
7:80 P, M. Preaching Service.
Prayer ineetinire on Tueaday aad
I Friday eveniugi.
H. J. Pontius.
iiiook I utility lltink ilu tiiper two
11. 'inn at a icutiil of intiuiiiu fioni
I'JiMX) to l.;.(il prt iiiouih. To
IiiiiiImIi the llOIrl a mill lnue ol
?lu i,(KI wiirt pliitvil on the luilhliiiK,
which M puyiilile In inouthly in
Htallmentn ot f Jill 10 ; iO," wit
borrowed from oilier MiiutieH, mid
it in believed that the company in
iudfhli'tl in other inattern In the
mini of iipwiirdn of $ lOUMJO.
1 lie I tulltl iiilt co ilil he Icned for
I(XJ.W) per iiionth, but thedelendiint
r J. Woiiall reftlni'H to Irane it
nvcrpt for an e.xorbitiiut rental. t;i
wit. iiWi) per month.
Thnt I'. J. Wornill wholly full
and ii'fuitrri to keep bookii, mid that
in audition to (he Miliary iirawn tiy
mm iim prcHiiieut ami muiumer,
wuinciiiiiy ami iraudiileutly con
veiled to hit own line the money
and other property of the company,
winch he reliiHcn to account for the
rcMiilt beinir that the coinpiiny in
witnoui iiieiuiH with winch to tiny
itM cm rent expetiMCH, or to pay olf
the uioiUhiy liiHtnlluicnht iih they
liecoilie due.
That hy rcanou of the lrroHn iiiIh
iiiaunuemeiit of I'. , Worrull the
property of the coiuiiiiuy ban be
come irroHHly depreciated uud the
Htock of the plalntitf and other Htock
holdern ciitttiot be Hold on the
market for iih iiiiicIi iih HOc. on the
dollar if the prencui iiiauaireiiient
in continued.
That the delendant Aiina'A. Wor
rail, the wife of I' I. Worrull, Ih
under the control uud itniuiiintcd
hy her htiHliaud, which lve him
almoliite control of the Intel.
That it wiih the intent of I'. J.
Worrull to cheat, wrouir and de
fraud the rent of the utockholdur.
leuderinir the coiiipanv iimolvcut
unit the Htock of the Mtockholdera of
little or no value, ho that the tie
feiidiiut may be able to inirchiiMe it
(or a very hiihiII fraction of the pur
value.
Wherefore, plalntlli priiVH that u
receiver be unpointed for the prop
erty and htiHiucHa; that dcfentlantH
he uniuiueti troni in any way iraiiH-
acting IiiihIiichh iih dircctorn ; that
(lefeudiintH be rciuiretl to account
for nil the property uud fiiudH re.
celved by them and pay the re.
ceivei the mime ; that it it be found
neccHHiiry to do equity iiinonu' the
HtockholdurH, the whole of the
property be aoltt.
LAMAR'S
VARIETY STORE
Tillamook, Ore.
"DROP IN AND
LOOK AROUND"
Mr. I.ovlim ( uiiti', Junior vice proil
dent; Mr. Stella ferry. Cluqilln; I.ln
ale Hill, Treiturer; Mm. Iten Antlil.
See. ; Mr. Ilnttle l'iiztjeritld, (Juiird;
Mm. Alum Hhullz, Press Corretpon
tlent: Mi. I.uclle Woolfe, Mulclaii;
Mr. Alice Woolfe, Conductor: Mi
I Alice Perry. Minn Mury White. Mm.
Honslu ChulTeo nnd .Mm. Kirk, color
lieitrer.iind Mm. Jope, I'ntrlotic In-kiructor.
Alum Schultz, Vras Corrosioiident.
SUMMARY OF 1913 ASSESSMENT.
ImiIIowIiik' Ih ii complete nummary
of the Killt iiHHeHHiiient nil In ;
Valuation.
Vol.
:
.i'.',MH,OI()
.. 212. -'75
,. I ... Hllt.aV)
,, n,... Mj.oi.'i
,, II.... 71 ,710
i'ernonal . 1171, tVSU
I'llXCH,
$m 77;ui
IU7S.I5
H.UH.tO
2,(110.111
22 7H,7
UMUI.-tH
Tutiil . . I.7HI.KM5 Tl.Tuxl2:87 !m
KIIC.l'ITlU.ATtON.
Slate and County Tax.
Special School 'I ax ,, .
Union IlihSchool ...
Port of Xclialc in
Port of Hay City
Port of Tillamook
Town ol Nehkilem
City of Wheeler
City of Hay City
i iiiaiiiooK uity
I'd rent Patrol Tax
n;t,(K)l.:t.
28,7117. 07
j.moi
10,018 80
lti.ir.ii.w
i,:ti.;i
2-.'.4tl
ii.oiw.ai
ti,7ta.n2
U88.W7
t !H2l,387.!
I'ublic bervlce CoruorutioiiH. iih
iiHHeHHed by State fax Couiiiumhioii.
Valiiiitioii. Tux.
ISStk WKtii) $10,1151.45.
State mid Count
Special School
Kecapltulutloii :
Union Hiirh School
Port of Nehnleiu... ,
Port of Hay City ...
Port of Tillamook .
lluy City
TillHinook City
Tux...,
ux
13, ttW, 42
UU7.40
244.8;)
1,702.20
M1.8U
22.00
un.nti
158. 40
$10,051.46
Total ainount of tux on
nil rolln $i46,3a8,84
, C. A lOUNHON.
County AaaeaHor.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Tuxes nro now due and payable 1;
paid In full bofore April first 1014 will
bo received at face. All tax Including
half payments remuinlnK unpaid April
first will be collected with an interest
charge of ono per cent per month un
til September first when all tax be
comes delinquent and an additional pen
alty of ten per cent will be added,
Please give a complete list of all prop
erty yuu wish to pay taxes on when
writing fur statement.
o. j.. ueais.
Tax Collector, i
i-ncn rouniy, rumpeiing ninnmi con
testnnu from the nehooU of every
other county, I tint Idea of Dr. Joseph
Sclitifcr. lumd of the Kxlcnslon Dejiiirt
tnwntof the University of Orecon.
The Idea develops! from Dr. Schaf
rr' uludy of the now voodtionnl move
ment in the public srli.il nnd it re
Intlo') to the county fjtlr. Ho believes
the voeittionnl tuille neccMllnte (julto
it chmiKe In the ehiiritcter of the county
fnlr. with nehftol ijiven more promlii
enco. Ho would have the county fnlr
developed Into a genuine county folk
KiithorlnK. with the educiitionitl feat
ure much tiujfmented. Ho would hnvo
the county ochools comiiotliiK in what
ever untile they jilny i thnt chump
lo;i ichiuil tentn. or, at any rule a first
elan picked toam. might bo selected.
The school ehampioni would eiiuiK!to
iiUo In reading contests. "It i a cnuio
for coinplnlnl that ojr people are los
ing the art of rending aloud," he says.
There would nltio he oU-failiioneJ
spelling contests, o that the best
H!ller in each eounty might be known
fmm the enmity fair elimination
struggle. CoteU in doing problems
in arithmetic, contests in writing, con
tests In oratory, nnd so on, would bo
stalled In the same way.
At conclusion of the county fair, tho
lt spuUur. Uio.best reader.. Uib pupils
best at " rltin and 'rlthinctle." tho
rhnmpion school in certain sports and
the best school exhibits in br.mches
like gardening, domustie science and
eomuiunitv curiosities, would have
been designated by the numerous
Judge. Singers and instrumental mu
sicians would be picked out the sumo
way.
"Assuming that the schedule of
fairs could bo arranged to make tho
state fair the climax, how ea.sy it
would be to bring tho best of all tho
school exhibits nnd contests to Salem
nt a great folk gathering of the state,"
said Dr. Schafer. It could bo arrang
ed that tli county fair prizes for these
winners should be a trip to the statu
fair nnd expenses whilo there. This
would ti.ke to Salem at least a repre
sentation of all tho people as well as
of all the school children of tho most
remote districts. It would bring homo
tho significance of the statu fair to tho
humblest chIiiii in our mountains.
"Then let these selected pupils from
the 31 counties compete against one
another. Malheur against Marion,
Wasco against Wallowa, for exumplo.
Hy this single feature tho state fair
could be made intensely Interesting to
thoto in attendance nnd to thoso stay
ing at homo."
Bofore this will be possible, tho
county fairs must provide for the
school fair J a vastly increased indoor
exhibit space, says Dr. Schafer. Tent
space could be used until permanent
buildings are possible. Divisions of a
portion of the county fair prlzo funds
to tho now channel represented by
school exhibits, Is anothor suggestion.
"Thirdly, there must bo provided a
typo of entertainment thnt will appeal
not merely to tho adult farming pop
ulation, as heretofore, but to tho
families of rural and town people men,
women and children of all ages. For
it ia plainly to be seen that the school
fair, with representative exhibits of
tho products of the children of all the
schools, will make the county fair a
folk gathering of the county ; at leaat
It can be made such easily."
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
A jolly croud gathered at the home
of Mr. und Mrs, A. E. Williams, Janu
ary 12, tho occasion being Mr. Will
iam's birthday. The evening waa spent
In playing 500; A, H, Ruger receiving
lirat prlzo and Frank Severance the
consolation price. Mra. Williams and
Mr. Severance rendered some Interest
ing piano und cornet solos. Thoee
prosent were Prank Severance, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Dunn, Mr, and Mra, Wm.
Herns. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Rutrer. Mr.
and Mra, Will Hill, Mr. and Mrs. John
Herns.
The hostess served a very elaborate
8 course lunch. At a late hour, after
having spont g very enjoyable evening
nd wishing "Alva'' many happy re
turns, the tired bunch went hoane.