Tillamook headlight., October 25, 1900, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 25. 1900.
Che
ÒlilLiiiiooh
Ijcabligbt
s ime popocratic protests as a novel and
unheard-of conspiracy to increase the
' size of the standing army.
| Now an excuse is offered for Jefferson's
acquisition of Louisiana on the theory
• that Jefferson acquired the territory for
t ie United States to avoid a war, while
t le Philippines were acquired as a result
of war. The fact is that the Philippines
were acquired to insure peace, so that
the distinction is without a difference.
Not all of the good people who work
for tern ¡»era nee reject practical good be-
c iuse it is r.ot brought about in accor­
dance with preconceived theory. At the
central New York conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Cazenovia
on Monday Bishop McCabe earnestly
defended the canteen policy of the pre­
sent administration.
Germans for McKiuley.
McINTOSH & McNAIR,
The New York Staats-Zeitung, the
leading German Newspaper in the United
Dealers in
States, announced its support of the re­ ‘^4
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
publican candidates for president and
( strictly in advance .)
vice president in the following editorial:
One year.......
“The campaign has entered upon its
Six months....
last month and the situation has become
Three months
tolerably clear. It does not appear
likely that events will occur which can
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
materially change the present as|>ect.
fluent for CHARTER OflK STOVES. Western Washing Machines.
The democrats have not succeeded in the
Large Stock of l’ainta, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
attempt, undertaken by the convention,
to make imperialism the paramount is­
|
Most
GROCERY
in Tillamook.
g.
sue and to place the silver question in
the rear. Their own candidate has frus­
trated all efforts to this direction by his
letter of acceptance, in which he took a
decided stand for free silver coinage, and
by asserting in numerous speeches that
We are now producing gold at the he and his party had not changed their
rate of $1,500,01)0 a week and have a attitude toward the financial question
balance ot trade in our favor of more since 1896. This means that William J.
than $10,000,000 a week, and will enter Bryan is still resolved to use his whole
Kredit may be konsidered by some as a great konvenience, but to the majority it
upon another four years oi growth, if power to destroy the gold standard and
has proven the greatest kurse inflicted upon mankind.
The next in kin to Kredit is
Republican National Ticket. the same political policy is continued, to bring about the free and unlimited
Kash,
and
konsidering
the
konveniences
derived,
our
would-be
friend, Kredit, kannot be
with this immense advantage instead coinage of silver.
For President ;
konsidered in the same kategory as friend Kash. The K. & K. Store, knowing to the
of the terrible handicap of depression we
“Our estimate of the dangers connected
william mckinley ,
above konklusion, and believing that this kommumty will konkur with us, we offer you
staggered under four year ago.
with President McKinley’s colonial pol­
Of Ohio.
for kash as follows : A Komplete Kollection of Kanned Goods, Rookies and Krackers,
icy has undergone no change. We are
Jeflerson
county,
Kentucky,
which
in-
For Vice-President :
Koffee, Kokoes and Kokonut, Randles and Kerosene, Korn and Meal and kondensed
eludes Louisville, gave McKinley 12,000 not only firmly convinced that the Phil­
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
ippine islands will never repay the ma­
Milk,
klams and korned Beef; in fact everything usually kept in a first klass grocery
majority
four
years
ago,
ami
upon
the
Of New York.
size of its republican majority much de­ terial advant ige the sacrifices made for
store, so kome and see us.
Yours truly.
T ilman F ord ................... Marion County. pendence for republican success in Ken their possession, but we are also satis,
fled
beyond
all
doubt
that
a
continuation
J. C. F i llerton ........... Douglas County. tucky this year is based. Outside of Jef­
W. |. F urnish ...............Umatilla County. ferson county Bryan had more than 11,- of the policy of conquest must hojie-
O. F. P axton ........... Multnomah County. 000 plurality in 1896. In the state elec lesslv corrupt our public life and either
tion of last year Taylor, the republican destroy our free institutions entirely or I
candidate for governor, beat Goebel in at least compel us to engage in a severe I
Nehalem Coal.
I 4F • • • ■ "• '■i ■' * • ■ 1
A Corner on Politics,
Jefferson county by 3.400. Outside of struggle for their preservation, not to WHAT HAMMOND SAYS.
Then Mr. Hammond spoke of some oi
Jefferson Goebel had a plurality of 1,000. mention the dangers of foreign coinpli.
Is the negro of North Carolina who
cations. Futhermore, we are fully aware Offers to take Stock in a Rail­ his interests in Oregon. “1 sec it report­
Perhaps the most pathetic and melan-
ed," said he, “that Portland at last has
has been disfranchisd by democaatic
of the fact that Mr. McKinley’s election
road to Develop the Coal discovered coal suitable to its needs near
i choly spectacle developed in the whole
trickery citizen or subject ? We pause
will be interpreted and exploited as a
campaign is that of the democratic or-
the mouth of the Nehalem. This coal |
Fields at Nehalem.
for reply.
victory of imperialism, even if it has been
i gans hysterically approving territorial
land has been known for a number of
The Louisiana republicans have cho expansion and, at the same time, de­ caused by the mistrust of Mr. Bryan’s
(From the Oregonian.)
M. HAYES
years. Several of my acquaintances have
sen the elephant as their party emblem nouncing the party which makes expan- teachings and character.
President A. B. Hammond, of the As­ spent money there in the work of pros­
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur­
“
In
spite
of
all
this
we
consider
a
re
­
on the official ballot, preferring it to the I sion possible. They all admit—in the
ing all kinds of
publican victory less dangerous for the toria & Columbia River and Corvallis & pecting and investigating the coal mens-1
American flag.
south especially—that “ expansion” is
Eastern Railroad Companies, has re­ ures. Various means have been suggest­
welfare
of
the
nation
than
the
election
of
Harness,
There is considerable hustling and necessary to any profitable exploitation
turned iron. Humboldt County. Califor­ ed to get this coal to market. Now, the
I
shouting for votes in the gas belt of In. J of our foreign trade, and yet they all William J. Bryan. It would have been
Collars,
nia, where he recently purchased the Astoria & Columbia River Railroad is ,,
possible
to
overlook
many
of
the
weak
­
■
diana, nnd the pursuasion is not con­ ■ agree that the republican party must be
Carriage Trimmings.
nesses of the democratic candidate if he Eureka & Klamathh Falls Railway and completed to a point within 18 miles of ,
fined to gas either.
«
defeated and its principles and policies
had stood firmly upon the ground he equipment, about 1,000,000,000 feet of these coal lands. It would be extended
First Class Work Guaranteed.
About <500 spellbinders are now putting i rebuked, if we are to have a virtuous
I
took in his speech of acceptance iu In­ redwood timber, standing, and steam­ to the coal section, where spruce and
in loud licks for their favorites in New government in our midst.
In Hailey’s Warehouse at ■
dianapolis. But after he had shown, in boats and sailing vessels connected with cedar timber abounds, if arrangements
York every night, and Tim Woodruff’s
The Oregonian unmercifully criticises his formal letter of acceptance and in the property. He was much pleased could be made with the transcontinental
Tillamook City.
I
vest tops them all.
those who oppose the policy of the ad- numerous speeches delivered since then, with the conditions he found there, and roads for getting the lumber to market
The melancholy news conics form Phil ’ ministration in regard to the Philippine that he has not learned, cannot and will thought Portland had a chance to at the same rates that prevail from Hum­
adelphia that the town is $37,000 short i ' island, but a little reflection will show not learn anything in regard tothe finan­ develop profitable relations with that boldt Bay.
on the promises which induced the repub­ the tone of that paper in regard to ex­ cial question, that his ignorance and country, and that it should do so.
“I think Portland capitalists should
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
“The Humboldt Bay country is very endeavor to develop coal mines in our
lican national convention to go there.
pansion in an editorial on May 4, 1898. lack of perception in this direction are
Delaware hasn't a great many votes, | " Already we are in one of the gravest incurable, he must be considered the prosperous,’’ said Mr. Hammond to a own state rather than haul coal from ß L. EDDY,
but they are very precious. At a recent perils of war—the clamor for territorial greater immediate danger. His election reporter ; “ in fact, it is the most pros­ Puget Sound. I notice that the project
primary ns high as $10 was paid for aggrandizement. The fever of conquest would undoubtedly produce a wide­ perous country I know anything about. of forming a company with $50,000
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
votes, with free beer and cigars thrown once in the blood is hard to allay. We spread disturbance of present economic Humboldt county has no debt, floating capital to develop the Nehalem coal
T illamook , O regon .
in.
have no further rightful use for the Phil conditions, from which hardly anybody or otherwise. The same is tine of the mines has been broached. That would
City
of
Eureka,
the
county
seat,
a
town
be a good move. I would be glad to
A feature of the campaign in Wisconsin ippines than as a base of present oper­ would escape, and which would subject
II. COOPER,
of 10,000 population.
The country take a fifth or more of the stock in
is the appearance of Paul Carpenter, son ations and a hostage pending final settle­ a large part of the American people to
roads down there are well built, and fin­ such a corporation, provided the re­
ment.
A
coaling
station
let
us
retain
severe
suffering.
of the stalwart republican senator,
ATTORNEY'-AT-LAW,
“It is not well to rely ton firmly- upon ished with a coating of gravel, and in mainder of the stock should be subscribed
“Matt” Carpenter, on the democratic there, but our professions in this war
debar us from retention of even Cuba, the hope that congress will not contain summer time are sprinkled from end to for in Portland.”
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
side.
which is more naturally within our a majority friendly to silver. The lack end of the county. They are ballasted
“You may be asked to make this state­
The Minneapolis Tribune says the
like railroads with clean river gravel.
voters of the United States now have it scope than the Philippines. If the war of confidence in William J. Bryan’s char Though the dairy business of that local­ ment good,” suggested the reporter.
II. GOYNE,
is
prolonged
we
shall
certainly
see
rapid
acter
is
so
pronounced
that
his
election
“I only wish I might,” was theanswer.
in their power to kill two birds of ill-
ity is of comparatively recent growth, “I should be mighty glad to do it to­
growth
of
vehement
demand
for
acqui
­
would
suffice
to
produce
grave
economic
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
omen— Bryan and Aguinaldo—with one
sition of territory we should not take. convultions, even if his hands were com­ over 4,000,000 pounds of butter are an-1 morrow. 1 hope somebody will try me.
stone.
Office:
Opposite Court House,
It may be strong enough to turn the pletely tied. But he can do untold harm ntially exported. Taxation is not so I only regret that there is too little pros­
T illamook , O regon ,
In four years the United States, from a
high,
though
the
public
conveniences
scale of a presidential election.”
without the assistance of congress. And
pect of it in Portland.”
position of inferiority, has reached one of
we must consider that his election would are somewhat unusual. A fine court­
“What is the prospect for your de­ PLAUDE THAYER,
leadership in the commerce and finance of
Croker is at Work
be interpreted by the politicians as a house was built two or three years ago, veloping your timber interests in Ore­
the world. Shall that advantage be sur­
and
it
was
promptly
paid
for
without
victory of silver. Politicians are always
gon ?”
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
rendered ?
The Tammany machine, under the di- anxious to be on the popular side of every incurring any indebtedness.
“My investments in timber lands have
T illamook , O regon
Complete returns of the September ( rection of Boss Croker, is pursuing its question and it is more than possible
“The lumber business is in a flourishing
been made in the Willamette Valley and
election in Arkansas make |the democra­ usual crooked and corrupt methods. that, as president, Bryan would be able condition, which is due largely to the
in Clatsop and Tillamook Counties,
(JAMES McCAIN.
tic vote 77,637, the republican vote 40,. | Not only has it placed under contribu- to secure a majority ’for his schemes in fact that the Southern Pacific, the Santa
where the bulk of Oregon timber is
(A. W. SEVKKANCE
701 and the populist vote 3,641 on the | tion for campaign funds the saloons, both houses of congress. Many of the Fe, the O. K. & N. and Union Pacific
situated, and where most of the other
governorship.
gambling houses and houses of prostitu­ senators and congressmen who are now Railroads make Humboldt Bay a com­ large time purchases of recent years have ^[cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
mon-point
rate
on
shipments
of
lumber
The fact that we licked 400,000 more tion, but is reported to have organized opposed to free coinage have voted for it
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
been made. From thosepointscommon.
postage stamps this year tnan the pre­ a plan for wholesale colonization of before when they thought the majority , and shingles to the East. That is, Hum point rates do not prevail, and until
T ii . i . amook , O kkgon .
ceding may possibly account for the bad votes. The authority for this is the of the people desired it, and they would boldt Bay has the same rate as Puget they shall be put in I do not think the
Sound,
Portland,
San
Francisco,
San
Di­
political taste some people seem to have state superintendent of elections for New do so again.
properties can be developed.
J)AVID WILEY, M.D.,
York City, who a few days ago called
in their mouths.
“While we earnestly desired an entirely ego and other Pacific common points.
“ Speaking of the lumber rates from
Humboldt
Bay
can
ship
lumber
and
shin
­
the
attention
of
the
superintendent
of
different solution, and must acknowledge
Cardinal Gibbons positively denied
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
Oregon, a prominent and influential citi­
the report circulated over the country police to certain facts affecting the regis­ that we are bitterly disappointed, we gles via Portland to Chicago and other zen of Portland told me a short time ago
ACCOUCHEUR.
that he is ’deeply interested in Denio-I tration of voters for the general election cannot resist the conclusion that the Eastern points for the same charge that that a sawmill man had informed him
All call promptly attended to.
a
Portland
manufacturer
would
have
to
on
November
6.
success
of
the
republican
ticket,
while
era tu success and has declared his inten­
that Astoria was not entitled to common,
The s'lperintemlent of elections stated undoubtedly a great evil, will be the les­ pay for the same. The 0. R. & N. Co.
T illamook , O regon .
tion to yote lor Bryan.’’
point rates on lumber because sawlogs
does
wisely
in
putting
these
rates
into
that he was convinced* that an or­ ser of two evils, and that, therefore, the
Ex-Candidate Towne is said to be
were $1.50 j>er thousand cheaper in As­
(J E. HAWKE, M.D.
ganized attempt is being made to colo_ election of William McKinley will be con- Humboldt Bay, because one effect is to
toria than in Portland, therefore As-
much worn with his tour through the
ilized illegal voters and that this is being nected with less immediate danger than put Oregon flour into that market, where
west. The states he has been covering
toria should pay the additional local
I. M SMITH, M.D.,
formerly California flour was used ex
carried on by means of the pool rooms, that of William J. Brvan.’’
freight rate or the lumber industry would
are those in which the greatest revulsion
elusive! v. And when there shall lie a
gambling houses, disorderly houses,
PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS.
be destroyed. If this were true, there
from Bryan to McKinley is found, and
I houses of prostitution, saloons run un­ Price List of Lumber at Tillamook better steamer service, which will be
no wonder Towne is tired.
would he all the more reason why the
Offices
in
T.xid
’s Buildings.
when more lumber and shingles are
der the guise of hotels in order to evade
lumber business should be carried on at
Dick Croker erics out in agony, “Giva | | the provisions of the excise law and
TILLAMOOK
—
OREGON.
shipped this way, Portland jobbers
1- 3 to 1-12 Ro. Fir
Astoria, where the raw materials could
the young men a chance.’’ That’s what ! lives of even baser sort.
should get a large proportion of the trade
This is the 2- 3 to 3 13
be had so cheap. But the fact is that the
Dick does—in a horn. Ten of his candi- | common practice of Tammany. Last (5.6 to 12-12 „
of that country, which now goes to San
[{OBERT A. MILLER,
difference cannot possibly be more than
dates for the legislature average 44 years year one of the leaders of the gangs of No. 1 Spruce, 2in. l’lank
Francisco. There are two regular steam­
N».
2
30 cents per thousand, and in many
of age and one of them has been crack- , colonizers and repeaters was sent to
ATTORNEY-AT law ,
ers plying between Humboldt Bay and
Cull Lumber, all sizes.....
cases it is not more than 15 cents.
O regon C ity , O regon .
ing the public crib for thirty-four years. the penitentiary and his confession dis­ No. 1 (, flooring
'
.............
I San Francisco, and usually one or more
Towage from the Lower Columbia to Land Titles and Land Office Business a
.......................
One result of the September election in closed the fact that lie had an agree- No. 2. H
i are running irregularly, so there is a
No. 1, 1-6 .......................
Portland is 40 to 50 cents per thousand,
Specialty.
Maine is the certainty of the return to ! meat with a city official to furnish 200 No. 2, 1-6 „
boat to San Francisco every 2V2 days, or
.............
and from points above Oak Point it is
the United States senate by a practically i illegal voters.
oftener. The steamer for Portland leaves
No. 1. U ceiling.............
less, while the towage to Astoria is 20
unanimous vote of W illiam P. Frye,
Humboldt Bay only about once in two
Tammany is deeply concerned in this No. 1, 1-6 nnd 1-8 Rustic
to 30 eents. Therefore, the statement
..
.
whose term expires on March 4 next. [ year’s general election. The result, so No. 2
weeks. That port would send out a
FINISH.
that logs cost $1.50 less at Astoria than ’
The legislature will lie overwhelmingly far as New York is concerned, will mean
large
amount
of
butter,
lumber
and
No. I. 1-3 to 1-18.......
18.00
here is an error.
I for Croker a great loss of political No. 2.
repu blic.tn.
„
.................................... 14.00 shingles by way of Portland and take a
I ’’If Oregon is to develop and keep pace 1
1
1
I'j
and
2in.
finish.
848
............
George W. 'Peck, author of “Peck’s prestige or a vast increase in his power
18.00 large volume of merchandise in return with Washington, she must have the! General Banking and Exchange busi­
from this city by proper development yf
Undoubtedly he has 1.00 extra for SIS and sizing.
Bad Boy,’’ democratic governor of Wis and influence.
. same transportation rates, for she pro-' ness interest paid on time deposits.
J. A. TAFT CO.
the trade.’’
cousin from 1891 to 1895, is running for promised the electoral vote of the Em­
| daces the same articles and must sell
Exchange on England, Belgium. Ger­
October
10th,
1900.
“
Is
there
anything
in
the
report
that
a
congress on the democratic ticket in the pire state to Brvan and he will hesi­
,
railroad line down the coast to connect1 them in the same markets. Under pre many, Sweden, and all foreign conntr'es
Milwaukee district, which is politically j tate at nothing, however unscrupulous
Portland and San Francisco is con tern sent conditions, the business of Western
very close, against Thea bold Oljen, the and unlawful, to makegood that prom- | HEADLIGHT
TILLAMOOK. ORE-
Oregon must pay the local rate to Port­
plated?
’’ was asked Mr. Hammond.
i
ise.
The
timely
action
of
the
state
j
present republican representative.
land before it can get on an equal basis
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..................
.........
and
“Some time or other there may be such
Vermont is rich in republicou aspirants superintendent of elections will doubtless
C. A. BAILEY,
I a line built, but it does not figure in anv with that of similar points in Washing,
for the United States senatorship, among prevent wholesale colonization, but WEEKLY OREGONIAN
OKALER IN
ton. That's why Oregon does not make
■
present
plans
that
I
know
of.
Talk
of
there
will
be
more
or
less
of
it,
while
STL’DEB.IKER WAGON
them lieing ex governor William P. Dil­
faster progress.”
One Year for $2.25. ’ ,hat now '• premature. I don't see the
OSBORNE MOWERS,
lingham, Congressman William W. Grout, repeating probably cannot lie wholly
1 necessity for a coast railroad, because
Buggies, hay rakes, plows, and othc
Jonathan Ross, now senator by appoint­ prevented.
Timber Claims for Sale.
Richard Croker is one of the recog. TWO LIVE PAPERS
I the transcontinental lines in making
farm iiiavliinery.
You can save
ment of the governor, and Intestate
money by dealing with me,
Humboldt Bay a common point are ab-
For sale, twodaims, about eleven miles
Commerce Commissioner Charles A. , nized leaders of the Bryan campaign,
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
The regular subscription pric- of; sorbing the steamer charges and putting from Tillamook City, being the north-
He is playing for a large stake. If
Prouty.
I « agons.
THE HEADLIGHT la 91-50, and that place on the same footing as other
Bryan wins the Tammany boss will
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook. Ore.
east quarter of section 25. in township 2
General Miles’ report as commander
the regular subscription price of Pacific Coast porta, except the Oregon SOntn
southOf
control democratic |uditics in New York
nf rance 16 West jf wo,
W 11 nSh'P 2
of the army will recommend a regular
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coast,
which
is
not
Riven
the
common
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a *.
°
‘
llamette
demst.
meridian,
and^he'wmtLa.t
e-"™*
the Weekly Oregonian is 91.50.____ , _____
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and very likely be an important fotce
INSURE WITH
military force of 80.0(H) men. This is
quarter
Anv one subscribing for THE ? I rati-
rate. If Humhnldt
Humboldt Rnv
Bav hail
had a railroad
railr«»J
ou • a
’*—' of
■'»
and factor in the national administra­
«Hon 26 m township 2 south of range
Claude Thayer,
one to 1,000 of the population, the ratio I
HEADLIGHT and paving one outlet, it could not get better rates for 11 west of W.|lamiUe meridian, in all
tion. This is a danger which men who
advocated by General Miles for years I
Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London
year in advance can get both for transporting its butter, lumber and shin. WVlT' PPJT
believe in honest ■ politics should not
A“”u‘ Fi,her- Box
past, but it will doubtless excite the overlook.
nnd Lancashire Fire Insurance
92.25.
gles to market."
18, Gladstone, Mich.
Fr«Ml
Baker, Publisher.
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The
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HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. 0 I
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Reliable
vs
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Making,
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Saddles,
OF
C. & E. Thayer.
Companies.