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No. 46.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST
9,
«1.50 per year.
1900.
r.o snags have been met. Captain W. W.
Harts, the government engineer, sees the
Representative Tongue is Visiting necessity of these improvements, because
he has taken the trouble to ascertain for
Tillamook to Look Over the
himself the timber and other resources of
Situation.
the count\, and w hen it comes to Cap
Representative T. H. Tongue arrived | tain Harts reporting favorable or un-
in the city last evening for the purpose frfvorable. it is not likely that it will say |
of making an inspection of Hoquarton the commerce of Tillamook does not war
slough and Tillamook bay and bar. It rant the expenditure for money for these
was first decided by Mr. Tongue’s numer improvements.
ous friends in this city to give him a
rousing reception, with a banquet one come right down to what is absolutely
evening and a public meeting another, necessary and essential and to meet the
but as Mr. Tongue said over the phone requirements of the lumber industry the
on Tuesday that he was coming to Tilla improvement of Tillamook bar is the
mook for a few days rest as well, it was most important, and it is also imperative
thought best not to bore him with pub that no time be lost in carrying out the
Hay Tools, and a
A dainty, attractive, wel
lic speaking. The visit of Representative work. The improvements to the bay
Full line of
formed
foot requires a dainty,
Tongue, as a member of the rivers and and Hoquarton slough are now only a
harbors committee, at this time is of matter of comparatively little expense to neat, tasty shoe.
much importance to Tillamook, for the dredge a channel for large vessels, and
development and industrial prosperity this work should go right along until an
YOU SUPPLY THE PRETTY FOOT-
of the county depends wholly upon what appropriation is secured for the bar.
WELL SUPPLY THE SHOE.
improvements the government make on Twenty-two feet of water on Tillamook
Tillamook bar. For years Tillamook bar is what the petition asks for, and we
If your foot is not as
wasconfronted with an engineer’s report presume that Mr. Tongue will acquiese
pretty and graceful as you
stating that the amount of commerce ’n and see the urgent necessity of that depth
this county did not warrant the expendi of water, for without it mill men had desire, we’ll funish a shoe
ture of money for government improve just as well shut down the few remain that will look graceful and
meat. If anything will hoodoo work of ing saw mills as to waste their energies,
this character it is a report like that, and spoil their enterprising spirits and irre and fit perfectly.
it did hoodoo Tillamook, and we do not parably ruin their tempers as to try and
A good shoe for easy
know but what the lumbering and other make a success of the saw mill business
i
walking.
industries of the county are under the in this county when they have Tillamook
—
hoodoo spell more today than ever be bar to buck and hoodoo their enterprise.
from
the
state
treasurer
to
pay
the
state
Mr.
Paul
R.
Kelty,
city
editor
of
the
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS.
fore. True, there was not much com
We hope, however, we are nearing the
school
apportionment,
and
should
have
Evening Telegram, returned to Portland
merce, but the report did Tillamook an time when the obstacles to Tillamook’s
last week after spending a few days vaca been sent to County Treasurer Cary. It injustice and worked an hardship upon
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
industrial growth and prosperity are re
tion in this comity. It's tough on the is presumed this occurred through a mis those who had money invested in indus
Hose company meets this evening.
moved, for all we ask for the industries
c tv pencil pushers when they come to I takein the printed list of state and county tries. The report should have given both
Mr. W. Olsen left last week for Cali
of the county is that they be given the
officials
sent
out
from
Salem,
which
makes
Tillamook and are "shadowed" all the
sides of the question, and had it stated same opportunities to ship their products
fornia.
A. M. Austin treasurer and surveyor of
time by the sheriff.
the amount of the vast timber resources to market as other parts of Oregon, and
Whoop it up for 22 feet of water on the
Tillamook
county.
I Deputy Grand Master H. D. Wagoner
of the county which cannot be manufac as Tillamook was neglected for so many
bar at low tide.
A teachers’ examination is being held tured and shipped to market until Tilla years, the citizens of this county think
' is in the city in the interest of the Ancient
Chas, and A. B. Horner were in the citv Order of United Workmen, a fraternal in the school house, with Superintendent mook bar and bay are improved,it would
they are entitled to relief, as their request
from Mill City.
beneficial order that is recognized to be G. B. Lamb and Profs. F. I). Vincent and I have put a different complexion on the is a just one and for the sole purpose of
Local items are somewhat hard to run the strongest and most solid bv members A T. White examiners, the following I report. No one is foolish enough today developing the resources of Oregon in this i
across this week.
of the fraternal congress. Members of persons being examined :
to say that the coinmeice of Tillamook part of the state.
State papers:
county does not warrant government
John Voss was in the city on Tuesday the order in this city are requested to at
We wish Representative Tongue a ¡ilea- j
Miss
Tacy
Wilkinson,
Nehalem.
tend the lodge on Monday next.
improvements, and it is a wonder to those sant time with his numerous and staunch I
from Woodburn.
Miss Maggie Tone, Netarts.
who visit us that with the difficulties friends in Tillamook, and we feelconvinc-
The cake walk on Saturday night drew
Miss Mamie Means, Tillamook.
L. R. Iler was in the city from Gales
have
Hats-
Mrs. N. M. Dawson, Cloverdale.
confronting the county in the matter of ed and make the prediction that his visit
a large crowd, and the honors of being
Creek on Sunday.
Mrs. Davies, Tillamook.
transportation that the people are so will be instrumental in bringing about Soft
the best cake walk dancers fell upon Miss
or
Countv Papers :
We are still paying 20c. per doz. for
prosperous. But the illeffects of that re the long desired and wished for improve
Cynthia Jennie Lucille McKinley and Mr.
Miss Pearl Buff, Hebo.
eggs at D. T. E dmunds .
port
is
felt
today,
especially
in
the
lumber
Byron Adonis Johnsing Wiley and Mrs.
Miss Grace Craver, Neskowin.
ments. And all honor to Mr. Tongue for
—Wide
M. V. Parmer registered at the Allen Blanche Walsh Paradise Stillwell and
Miss Grace Bosler, Neskowin.
industry.
the interest he has taken and will con
Miss
Belle
Watts,
'lillamook.
row
house from Cottage Grove.
Mr. Dudlev Kentucky Jefferson Pierce, so
Now another opportunity presents it tinue to take in Tillamook’s indutrial
Miss Alice Payne, Blaine.
Harry Ford is registered at the Allen the cake was divided lietween these home
self to secure the much needed improve expansion.
Miss Lotlisie Goeres, Neskowin.
You choose the hat that suits
house from Muncey's Fnlls.
Primary Certificate:
The steamer Louise has been chartered
made darkey cake walk dancers from the
ments. Representative Tongue has in
you best—the one that’s
Miss Frances Myer, Forest Grove.
terested himself in Tillamook’s behalf, and will take Mr. Tongue down to the
Mrs. M. C. Banfield and family return South.
________________________________
and with the intention of, if possible, un bay to-morrow (Friday) morning, and
most
becoming.
We
ed to Portland on Wednesday.
Elder Lister has announced that he will
Reid Again Talks Railroad.
bottling the county from its bottled-up we understand that he will be accom
F. L. Parker and C. T. Crosby were in I commence a series of discourses on "The
guarantee the style, the
William Reid, in a letter to the Ore condition, thus enabling it to grow in panied by Messrs. Claude Thayer, W. S.
1 Evidences of Christianity,” lieginning on
the city last week from Astoria.
quality, the price.
gonian on the railroad situation, con- ( dustrially like other sections of Unde Cone, J. E. Sibley, B. L. Eddy, A. W.
Sunday
evening
next
at
the
Christian
Prof. Swanton will give a social dance
eludes it by referring to the proposed , Sam’s domain. We have to thank Mr. Severance, F. R. Beals, W. II. Cooper, F. If you want a reliable hat that is
church.
Mr.
Lister
will
undertake
to
at the opera house on Saturday.
Tongue for the last appropriation for C. Baker, R. M. Watson and Assistant
* show, in his discourses on the evidences, railroad to Nehalem, thus:
becoming, our stock will
Dr. E. W. Mills was visiting friends in
“Another reason is shown by a slight , the improvement of Hoquarton slough Engineer Frank Batter.
as to how we received the bible. There
this city the fore part of the week.
supply
it at any time.
I are services every Sunday, morning and circumstances a few weeks ago. Lon and Tillamook bay, for it was by his in
Geo. H. Fitzgibbons, of Portland, is | evening, the sermons in the morning don capitalists with whom I was asso fluence and persistance that the money
Woodmen, Attention!
registered this week at th? Larsen house. 1 lieing on various topics.
ciated, impressed with Portland’s fu was secured to construct the derrick and
A special meeting of Ceder Camp, No.
ture with lumber and coal carried to carry on the w’ork which is now bein/
Mr. C. I Clough has improved in health
HAVE
j State Treasurer Moore has made the
the past week and able to lie in his drug annual apportionment of the common this city from its surrounding lands, done in the bay and slough, which all 219, will be held Friday evening, August
wrote me they wanted no fights with admit to be a good improvement. This 10, for the purpose of making arrange
store again.
I school fund interest, amounting to $207-
fact is well recognized by citizens who ments for the unveiling of the monument
A suit was filed in the county court on ■157.54. This is the largest sum ever ap the transcontinental lines, in carrying
arc familiar with what is going on, and of the late neighbor Terwilliger, and
such
products
to
Portland,
and
desired
Tuesday in which Claude Thayer sued A. portioned among the schools ofthis state,
the co-operation of all its people, remark, Mr. Tongue’s visit at this time for the such other business as may conic before
M.daney for $210.
and it is divided upon the basis of a lar
ing in their letter that in making inquir purpose of going over the situation is to the meeting. All members are earnestly
Mrs. R. M. Wade and Mrs W. B. ger school population than has ever been ies as to the Nehalem and Tillamook enable him to learn precisely our condi requested to be present.
Glafke, of Portland, came i i on a visit reported liefore. The total number of proposed lines, and whether really tion and to plead intelligently at the pro
By order of C. C.
. jiersons of school age is 133,181, and the
and will remain several weeks.
By P. W. T odd , Clerk.
wanted, they had a reply from Portland per time before the rivers and hatbors
l>er capita division is $1.56, which is also
Dr. Wise will be in Nehalem about
capitalists, who have vast interests in committee for an appropriation. As far
Aug. 16th. Those wishing dental work the largest ratio upon which the school this city (whose name 1 have), that the as the H eadlight is concerned, we have
It is learned oil excellent authority
funds have ever been distributed. The
please call early at Effenberger's hotel.
only object Mr. Reid had in view was implicit confidence in Mr. Tongue, with that General Nelson A. Miles has recently
amount of money apportioned lor 1729
to get back from the Nehalem some of the co-operation of the other members of applied for service in China. His appli
Justice Sam Downs had a Boxer before
children in Tillamook county is $2697.24.
the money he had invested there rail the Oregon delegation, doing all that is cation has not been granted. War De
him on Saturday, and find Jim Kimball
possible to be done for the improvement partment officials say that General
Married, on Wednesday, at the home roading.
$15 for assault and battery upon Harry
of the bride's parents, in Tillamook City,
Now, investigations made by six sep- of Tillamook bar and bay, and we think Chaffee was sent to China to command
Hill.
we are only expressing the sentiment of the American troops, and to relieve him
Mrs. Howard and daughter, who by the Rev. F. H. Neff, Mr. Carl P. Knud erate coal mining experts of Puget .
the intelligent citizens and those who at this time would be a reflection upon
son
and
Miss
Maggie
N.
Latimer.
The
Sound,
San
Francisco
and
New
York,
have been visiting with Mrs. Clough, left
happy couple left on the stage the same including the United States Geological have the industrial interests of the county his conduct of affairs. Friends of General
on the Harrison for their home in Port
Miles say that General Miles, in addition
evening for Portland, where they will Survey Corps, demonstrate that five | at heart when we say this. •
land today.
make their future home. The bride is miles of steam coal superior to Seattle
Besides the Oregon delegation being in to his experience and ability, has the
The steamer Harrison came in on Tues the lady like and res|>ected daughter of
are at Nehalem Bay—four veins opened : favor of these improvements, that of a rank to meet the commanding officers of
day from Astoria with a cargoof freight, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Latimer and her hus
up and rnav soon be made ready to ship ; number of other s'.ates have also been other troops upon the same footing.
which was much needed by the business band is also much respected in this city. I
coal therefrom if transportation bv rail promised to support it, which is a mat They even go so far as to assert that
men. She left again today.
They carry with them the best wishes of way-only HO miles—was secured to | ter of much satisfaction to those who General Miles’ reputation would go far
We have about 200 lbs. of that pure a large number of relatives and friends Portland, and in addition are 20,000,- [ have been at work quietly for several toward causing the commanders of
000,000 of feet of timber to be carried 35 months obtaining information and get other columns to defer to his judgment,
maple sugar left in 21b. bricks, which we for their future happiness.
and the result would be a more effective
will close out at 25c. |>er brick. Formerly
For the next 30 days we will give a to 70 miles thereto. Why cannot co-op. ting petitions draw'n up to conform to
sold at|40c. per brick at D.T. E dmunds .’ special discount for spot cash as follows: eration of our wealthy citizens be ob the ideas of the government engineers, cooperation.
tained to organize a railway to bring which is a most important feature, and ( Ifyou want ad vice consult a disinter
You are requested to call at the Tilla 10 per cent off on dry goods, boots and
such freight here ? With their mames'as upon this point we are glad to state that ested party.
mook Lumber Company if you want a shoes; 5 per cent off on groceries, flour,
directors and o..e share each and putting
bill of lumlier filled before going elsewhere. feed and rubber boots and shoes. This
the company into business shape with
will
give
vou
Stout
s
Patent
Snag
Proof
It will pay you to get our prices.—W m .
I long gum boots, at $5.50. net cash. Ar- surveys already made and necessary
B arker , manager.
K-
prospectuses to be made under their a us
The Truckee saw mill was closed down buckle's coffee, 15c. per lb., or Tibs. for pices, it would not lie very difficult, 1
$1.00. Gold dust. 2Oc. tier 4 lb. pack
this week for several days owing to a
ages; 1 lb. packages iiearline. 10c and 41b. know, to put that enterprise into good
brake in the machinery, which was sent
packages. Armour s washing powders hands, who would produce capital to
to this city to be repaired at Oak Nolan’s
build it. I w ish no official position there
for 15c. Our prices have lieen the lowest,
new machinery shop.
and with the discounts we will give for in, merely with the ez|>erience I have of
Will Prof. Wann, when he returns to the next 30 days von can save a year's the Nehalem surveys and country to as
GIVE DEATH TO flUU INTECTS AND PESTS.
Monmouth, ever quit talking about the interest on every dollar's purchase at.D. f sist in seeing it built.
string of salmon trout he was seen with
T. E dmunds .
One pint diluted with five gallons of water makes a solution strong enough to kill
At the railway station Rome, while
on the street last Tuesday ? We wonder
Countv Surveyor A. M. Austin thought the King and Queen were en route from
garden insects, worms and pests, by spraying or sprinkling on the
what sort of a fish story he will have to
he struck it rich when he recei ved a check Beggum to Monza, a well-dressed indi
affected jdants. 25c. a pint.
tell.
vidual
was
discovered
hiding,
with
a
re
for $2697 24, which made his eyes bug
There was no council meeting on Mon o t as he thought he had obtained a volver concealed on his person. He was
day evening, owing to the fact that onh streak of luck for once. It wasn 't such arrested, after a struggle, and, after
being manacled, was sent out to Milan
two conncilmen and the president are a bonanza after all, for upon closer mves- to lie examined by Bressi‘sludges. Com
RELIABLE DRUGGIST,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
left to transact the business, and when tigation he found it was not a check for promising letters are said to have Ixen
found
upon
him.
|
either of these are absent the city affairs surveying he had not performed, but vvaa
are held up.
BAR IMPROVEMENTS
McCORMICK
and
DEERING
Mowers
and
Rakes,
Hay Tedders,
AGRICULTURAL
An Attractive Shoe-
IMPLEMENTS.
Stoves, Hardware and Builders’ Supplies. Paints, Oils,
Doors, Windows and Glass. We are Leadeis in our line.
"W.A.IDE
Opposite Bank.
BRIGGS.
Tillamook,
Oregon
A New Line ot
Logger’s Shoes
on Hand.
Hats-Hats,
Your
Choice!
the
or Stiff—Dark
Light
or Nar
Brims.
We
WE
Clothing,
Furnish ing
Goods,
Groceries,
Four and
Feed.
J.A.TODD^CO.
TILLAMOOK, OIL
•
olovgu ' s
CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
CHARLES I. ( LOLO II,