Tillamook headlight., February 21, 1901, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 21, 1901.
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smashing church windows. We tori* railroad, the next thing fut ,’I
ibr dlillaniooh Ij cab light, see nothing wrong about that, Astoria to do is to boycott the1
however, for if so-called Chris­ man in the moon.
Fred <’. Baker. Publisher.
Dealers in
tians can destroy saloon property
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with impunity, or when ever the
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
S uppose a railroad is built from
evil spirit prompts them to do so, Portland, would that city, with
(iTHlCTLY IM ADVANCE.)
$1.50 morally, in the sight of unbiased its political pull at Washington,
One year....... .
Six months—
75 opinion, which are the guilty buck an appropriation for the
Three months,
50 parties ? Both, and both should
imi>roveinent of Tillamook bar ? i
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
be punished for breaking the law
and taking it into their own
EDITORIAL notes .
Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines
‘‘GO IT, CARRIE!”
hands, for to allow that procedure
Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
F rom all appearance the Mult­ to go unpunished, what state of What the Press Thinks about the
nomah delegation in the state affairs in the country will it bring
The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook.
Kansas Saloon Smasher.
legislature and the Oregonian about ? A bloody fued, of which
have been working on the rules lynching is the forerunner, and Perhaps a few clippings, culled from
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of contrary, for the measures the only to be followed by saloon I some of the leading newspapers, will not
morning newspaper recommend­ smahing or some other diabolical I m ? out of place as a reflection of public
ed the delegation knocked out, crime in the name of law and opinion, on Mrs. Carrie Nation’s crusade
against saloons in Kansas :
and the bills it condemned they order.
Iterxxs of Interest.
The rumor that Mrs. Nation is on the
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passed. Two years ago one fac­
pay
roll
of
the
glass
ti
ust
is
denied.
tion of the republican party legis­
I f any of the railroad compan­
lated Judge Cake out of taking ies proposing to give this county The lesson is that Kansas should either
part on the board of county com­ railroad connections should send repeal prohibition or enforce it.
missioners, as other county representatives into Tillamook These’raiding’performances area sig­
Two packages for 25 cents.
judges, but now that the opposi­ for the purpose of passing round nificant warning that political corrup­
The cheapest and best Noodle on the market, and better
tion has legislated him back to the hat for a subsidy, we shall tion has its limits.
than the home made article.
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his right and position, to read the politely say “Nit” and refer them It does not seem to have occurred to
Ar buckles’or Lion Coffee, two packages for 25 cents.
Oregonian one would suppose to Mark Hanna as the subsidy Mrs Carrie Nation to tear down the
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, two packages for 25 cents.
a terrible graft was being perpe­ advocate. People of Tillamook Wichita jail. ___________
trated. This is but one instance don’t propose to be Hannaized Experience appears to demonstrate
White House Coffee, 50 cents a pound.
and the cause of the delegation or Hammondized either, and it is that it is just as difficult to enforce pro­
from Multnomah county being just as well to let these companies hibitory laws as it is to enforce license
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radically opposed to the Oregon­ know right now that they will laws.
ian’s ideas. Representative B. not be able to work the subsidy Mrs. Nation evidently does not share
L. Eddy took part in one of the “graft” in Tillamook. If a rail­ the popular superstition regarding the
SUMMONS.
bones of contention, and he took rail into the county is considered ill-luck that follows the breaking of a saloons in Wichita she proceeded to
f
smash them with brickbats, stones,
a sensible view of the situation a paying proposition, then let it I mirror.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
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the county of Tillamook.
when he said : “If the Multno­ be built with that object in view | “That Mrs. Nation is rather enthus- | I clubs, axes and any other weapon that
Joseph E. Green.
a
came handy. She was put in jail, but
Plaintiff,
mah delegation does not repre­ and under the same conditions. iascic in her methods/’
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sent the people of Multnomah which people put money into| | “Yes. Wouldn’t she have been a ter- she made the jail a glorified seat of ■
Mary Green Cowing, R. B Armstrong, Estes
Joseph Cowing. Mary Evelyn Cowing, E. H.
martyrdom. No sooner was she free i
couuty it is not our fault. They cheese factories and creameries. : ror if she had taken to drink ?’’
Cowing,Johannes Wahlert, and California
than she resumed her war, carrying
Safe Deposit it Trust Company,
are the accredited representatives
Mrs. Carrie ¡Nation may be endowed
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Defendants.
I it at last to the capital of the state, *
S.
M.
HAYES
with
whirling
discs,
but
there
is
a
sur
­
of that county, and we have no
To
Mary
Green Cowing, R. B. Armstrong, E tes
T here is more than one way
where, followed by a crowd of all sorts
Makes a Specialty of Manufactur-
Joseph Cowing. Mary Eve yn Cowing. 1*. i..
I
prising
amount
of
sympathy
with
her
right to question their motives. of advertising Tillamook, and by
Cowing, California Safe Deposit de Trust
of people, she assailed the governor, the I
ing all kinds of
Company and Johannes Wahlert.
Our duty is plain. Let us give sending Mr. biddy to the state through the country.
attorney-general, the sheriff and nearly
In
the
name of the State of Oregon :
the gentlemen from Multnomah legislature he has placed this But there is method in the madness of every other official she could get at. ■ Harness, Saddles,
You and each of yon are hereby required to
appear and answer to the c >inpltiint filed heiein
county what they ask for.” To county, in the estimation of the these women. If they are charged with In the course of her progress she has a
Collars,
against you and others in the above entitled
court and cause on or before the *ud day of
sum up the matter briefly, it de­ state legislature, upon an higher lawless violence, they can plead that formed a considerable following of
Carriage
Trimmings.
April, lyol, ihat being the date fixed in the
a
zealous supporters and is now a woman
pends upon whose ax is being pinnacle than was ever done by they are fighting against lawlessness.
order of publication for your appearance or an­
swer ; and iPyon fail so to appear and answer
a
I
First
Class
Work
Guaranteed.
of
no
mean
power
in
the
land
She
has
gored, and that is the reason the any of his predecessors. Being Mrs. Nation’s methods are violent, but I
to the complaint the plaintin will apply to the
been offered a gold medal by the Kan­ a In Bailey’s Warehouse at I Court for the relief prayed for in his com­
Oregonian is .squealing.
aggressive, out-spoken, honest, j she is demonstrating very clearly that i sas
plaint ; which is
Temperance Union, and in Boston
Tillamook City.
■ i. That plaintiff have a decree adjudging
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industrious, sober and discreet in i the saloons in Topeka can be closed if the New England prohibitionists have ■
plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple of an
the officers of the law want to eliȤe
equal undivided one third interest ill ah the
ft s:.Sr ars * * » «I ■ ■
T here is something radically all his actions, Mr. Eddy made a them.
following described real property, lying
beef* commending her course and exalt­
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being situate in Tillamook County, Oregon, and
wrong with the republican party good representative and his char­ If the saloons are running unlawfully, ing her to the highest Massachusetts
more particularly described as follows, to-wit :
The east half of the northwes quarter and
in Oregon, and if we mistake not acteristics have reflected to the let the authorities close them. There honors.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
lots one (i) and two ( jj of section thirty-one
there will continue to be some­ credit and honor upon the voters can certainly be no law that authorizes The situation has its humorous and
(31), the sou hwest quarter of section thirty-
one (31), the southeast quarter of section
thing radically wrong with the who sent him there. And with a notoriously insane woman to destroy its serious side. What can be more funny B L. EDDY,
thirty-o e (3I), the northwest quarter of
seition twenty (*2o)and the southeast quar­
party as long as the Portland ring truth it was said at Salem : “Well, private property.
at the dawn of this twentieth century
ter < f section twenty (2o), all in township
one (I) noith range six (6), west of the
will persist in dictating and Tillamook is all right; Mr. Eddy I Franticism goes very far when once than the uprising of respectable men and
Willamette Meridian ; the southwest quar­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ter of section twenty-six (26), the north­
wanting to control, When the is one of the best representatives 1 under way, and fanaticism will find a j women in an American state to go about
west
quarter of section twenty-six (26). the
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republicans, with a niagnani- in the house.”
fruitful field among people who believe breaking saloon windows and singing :
southeast quarter of section twenty-three
(23). the west half of the southeast quarter
the
liquor
traffic
the
greatest
curse
of!
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mous spirit, voted for Simon for
Alexander’s body is a-burning in the
and lots three (3) and four (4) in section
twenty-five (25). the southwest quarter of
fire,
I f Representative Eddy has the human race.
United States senator, it looked
yy
il.
cooper
,
section twenty five (23) the west half of
body is a-burning in the
the northeast quarter and lots one (i; and
as though the end of the faction­ attained any cyclone characteris­ They are talking of tarring and feath­ Alexander's
fire,
two (2) in section twenty five (25), the south­
west quarter of section twenty thiee (23),
al fight was in sight. Not so, tics since he has been in Salem, . ering Mrs. Nation. The scoundrel who Alexander’s body is a-burning in the
the northwes quarter of section twenty-
A
TTORNEY-AT-LAW,
fire,
however, for instead of the Simon we hope he will leave them be­ lays a finger on the distinguished lady
five (25), the southeast quarter of section
As we go marching on.
twenty-six (26), and the northeast quarter
TILLAMOOK,
faction recriprocating the conces­ hind hint when he returns, for will precipitate one of the most gor-
OREGON.
of section twenty six (26), all in township
Mrs. Carrie Nation is destroying rum
geous
figlUjin
modern
history.
one
(!) north, range seven (7) west
sions made by the opposition in he would cause the weather pro- i
saloons,
oi the Willaftiette Meridian; the northeast
quarter of section twenty-one (21), the south
Mr. Simon’s behalf two years phets no end of trouble. It is The trouble with the prohibitory law ' Mrs. Carrie Nation is
rum
II. GOYNE,
half of the south-east quarter of section
saloons,
< Kansas is not the difficulty of ap-1
ago, the whip hand is held over reported that the way he demol- of
one (1). the north half of the northeast
Mrs. Carrie Nation is destroying rum
quarter of seettou twelve (12;, and the
i nending the violators, blit lack of a ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
them with more persistency than ished a brother representative’s pn
sou-hwest quar er of section fifteen (I5),
saloons.
all in township one u) north, range eight
Ing
enough
and
strong
enough
public
As we go marching on.
ever. This is a wrong state of argument would have done credit I
Office: Opposite Court House,
(H) west of the Willamette Meridian.
’ 11Forja, decree directing s sale to be made
All that is humorous enough for a
affairs, and as longas a few indivi- to a Texas cyclone. We do not backing to compel its enforcement.
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of all said lands for cash in U.8. Gold Coin, and
to that end that a referee be appointed to e 11
duals persist in dominating the anticipate that he will be ur.ap- Her war upon saloons when carried comic opera, and in our free and easy
said property in the manner provided by law
republican party for the purpose| proachable when he returns to on by riotous disregard oflaw and order , ^ont^ness ^or R,n wc are aP^ to treat
and the practice of this court for cash in U. S
(•old Coin; and upon such sale being made the
the
tiling
as
a
joke
and
to
urge
on
the
0LAUDE
THAYER,
has
a
much
wider
pernicious
influence*
of dictating federal patronage, this city, however.
proceeds thereof t»e paid into the above en­
frolic with the cry. “ Go it, Carrie !”
titled court, and an order be made directing
than
is
marked
by
the
boundaries
of
we can scarcely expect harmony
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the payment to plaintiff of one-third of the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
the locality of her own operations.
proceeds of such sale, after deducting therefrom
to prevail until that element is
I t is reported that the ship
the costs and expenses of this suit and of
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FIRE INSURANCE
making such sale ; and for such other and
eliminated.
The fact of the subsidy bill is to be dropped. It Mrs. Nation’s methods and character­
further relief as is meet and equitable
rrT Lu •un»mo«« is published in the Tillamook
matter is a large number of influ­ was a crime for the national leg- istics are not commendable, but doubt­
Headlight for six (6) weeks by order of the lion
/. 5. 57 EPHE NS,
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ential republicans have been i islature to devote so much time less there is force in her plea that the
K 1. Boise. Judge of the above entitled Court,
AGENT FOR THE
presiding in No. 2 thereof, made on the5th day
official
are
neglecting
their
duty
and
restless for a number of years be­ to such a “graft” bill as that, and
of February 1901. The first publication of thia
HOME
MUTUAL
AND
LONDON
.
&
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW,
summons being on the 7th day of Februarv.
cause the tail is wagging the dog the sooner it is scuttled the bet­ thereby giving excuse for such wild I LIVERPOOL GLOBE INSURANCE
!i>,’iHMd7he r« Vacation thereof being on
O regon C ity , O regon .
COMPANIES.
the 14th day of March, 1901.
in the republican party of this ter it will be for the republican crusades as she is indulging in.
Land Titles »nd Land Office Business a
dolph , M allory , simon & gearin ,
this state.
Specially.
Attorneys for Plaintiff*.
party. We feel almost ashamed The female fanatic does not even dif- j Agent for North West School Supply
fer in her aims from the women and I
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to look a democrat straight in the the men who have just succeeded in
Company, Notary Public.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I f the legion of so-called re­ face when he begins to talk facts
I J ames M c C ain ,
TILLAMOOK,
— OREGON
Department of the Interior,
(A. w. severance
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore.,
formers would quit trying to re­ about Hanna’s persistent efforts breaking down the discipline, promot­
v
,
February 2nd, look
ing the drunkenness, and endangering
^[cCAIN
&
SEVERANCE,
Notice in hereby given that the following
form the world by their extreme to railroad the bill through in
ZMi'
noti« of hi» iutenUoS
the health of the United States army
in
U'olof hi»claim, and
ideasand in the place of it teach , spite of the protests of prominent by destroying the canteen.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
EDGAR LATIMER,
that said proof will be made before the County
and preach self-restraint, and im­ republicans.
Clerk of 1 illamook County, at Tillamook, Or.’
T
illamook
.
O
regon
.
BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER
on March aist. 1901. viz :
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’
The cause of sobriety was neyer ad.
pregnate it into the young gene-,
« « «
„ .. „
ARTHUR F MCKAY,
vanced by lawlessness.
You cannot SHAVING,
h . E. No. n26i, for the N % of S p V N p t/
HAIR
CUTTING
ration, we believe they would
8w
%
anti
Lot
6.
sec.
6,
tp.
I
3
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7
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%
°
f
[JAVID WILEY, M.D.,
W e consider it perfectly in make men
with intemper-
He names the following witnesses to prove
come nearer accomplishing their order to ask this pertinent ques- ( I a nee. Men temperate
SHAMPOOING, ETC
St .»Mil'nd",*,z:C,We"Ce upo" *,,d
cannot be reformed with
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND
desired object. In her ardor to tion, If the Portland, Nehalem an ax. The destruction of property as
Wealey Rush. William R Illlnsworfh, Frank
ACCOUCHEUR.
advance the prohibition cause & Tillamook Railroad Company a cure for the evils of the liquor traffic is Electric Baths nicely flitted up Good for
olegou h “"dJ Mum*11 Moor8. «f Tillamook,
All call promptly attended to.
Mrs. Nation and her followers fails to receive the financial back­ none the less foolish and reprehensible
persona Buffering with rheumutism,
C has . B. M oorks . Register
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Building next dour to the Post Office.
become just as intemperate as the ing from the East, will that com-j because it is committed by a woman.
| T imber L afd , A ct Jens 3, i STS.-N otice rog
person who imbibes to excess, i pany suddenly give up the ghost | There is not much mystery about
P ublication
L M. SMITH, M.D.,
United States Land Office,
We have here two illustrations for attempting to build a railroad these strong-minded Wichita women.
Oregon City, Or
in which the lack of self-control on wind ?
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
They have given nn account of them­ CHAS.
PETERSON,
wTh'oT ,S her^by Riven ‘^"'n complmnce
predominate, and in a sense one
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selves and may lie understood. But there
wi h the provisions of the set of Congress of
Offices 111 Todd S Buildings.
June 3rd, 1878, entitled **An act for the sale of
is as bad as the other. Legisla- i I f the report is true that the is a good deal that is not apparent al>out
N?rid.lani|,,whe»?,,ltW of Ca,‘fOHiia. O^gon!
TILLAMOOK
—
OREGON.
;
Territory.” as ex’
tion cando much, but, as we have new postal bill, which passed the the Wichita mtn. What ails them that
Au^rt 7 ^
S1"1”
•C,°'
stated, sei.-restraint and self­ house, contains a change in news­ their wives should feel so desperate a
MARGARET K. WII.IUM3
sense
of
responsibility
for
the
manage
­
control are characteristics which paper rates making it eight cents
tirTm?iT°,>kl C1r7; COUI1,y of TilliuKwk, State
£)R. O. H. DAVENPORT,
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thi^ oi!1 V of0,fX'>" has this <lay filed in
enable a person to be temperate, a pound, it will make the pencil ment of civic concerns ?
t
.
her »worn statement No 5341 fol
SHAVING,
the
purchase of the Sw u of Nw w bein'» I,« J
DENTIST.
not only in drinking,but in eating pushers of the weekly newspapers What does it profit Kansas to have 1
' 7 w'and wrn Ai"Tow“’i*,P No IS, Kang, 4„5
HAIR CUTTING,
as well. A well-balanced person squirm by taking several hundred Mrs. Leas# retire from politics and Mrs. I
Makes a Specialty of Crown and Bridge I »«jM
-nah i. m..re v.i^bie ^ ’.ho’ '?’• ^'»pme
'he land
rarely ever go to extremes, and dollars out of their pockets an­ Carrie Nation take up the warpath ?
SHAMPOOING,
Work.
That is a question of interest to more
as to taking up with radical ideas nually.
T ii . lamook C ity ,
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people than the Kansans. Mrs. Lease Hot and Cold Raths.
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they are not apt to fall into such
was an agitator along lawful lines. Mrs.
or* FV.nk
?frS» if’T M»'>nom»h co .
a mistake, for they generally
O f all the bills introduced in Nation is a smasher of saloons along
Tli£.^“£- j "
weigh both side of a subject. the state legislature we have seen the lines of violence and lawlessness SVERYTHIXG STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
For Fence Posts.
Let us then teach and preach none to kill off the legion of poli­ There is the change from fanaticism to
FIR COATED WITH
self-restraint, for that is the one tical office seekers who want a hysterics, from demagogy to anarchy. I
of ap’il
“"«>»■ “• before Mid joth day
THE
NEW
BARBER
tiling lacking in every glutton, front seat at the political pie We could well afford to welcome Mrs.
C has . B. M ooses , Register.
SHOP.
Lease in any part of the country. Even
in every drunkard, in those who counter.
Will outwear CEDAR. It is also a
W
*
St
those
who
did
not
agree
with
her
were
smoke or chew to excess, in those
Next to Wade & Briggs' Store.
RADICAL REMEDY AGAINST
OF
CHICKEN LICE.
who use foul language or those
T he Astorian has published a generally willing to listen to her. With
Its application to the inside walls of
who lapse into idleness and be­ list of “graft” bills introduced in Mrs. Nation it is different. Thrre are Stylish Hair Cutting,
pooltrv houses will permanently exter- i
come saloon bums.
the state legislature, but we are tew communities that would l>e glad to
minute all LICE.
have her for a week's visit. The popular
A
Clean
Shave,
w * «
11 glad to say that havoc have been sentiment is that if Kansas likes her
Results:
HEALTHY CHICKENS-
General Bunking and Exchange buai-
Shampooing, etc PLENTY EGGS.
T he smashing up of saloons made with most of them.
Kansas should keep her.
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Write for circular and prices and men. ness interest paid on tiuie deposits.
by prohibition cranks in Kansas
The crusade of Mrs. Nation has been
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger-
tion this paper.
I. SIMLER. Prop.,
is taking a peculiar turn. The
H aving boycotted Portland, something extraordinary even in Kan­
WADE
&
BRIGGS.
many,
Sweden, and all foreign countries
saloon people are retaliating by the O.R. & N. and now the As- sas. Having become enraged against The Fashionable Barber.
Tillamook. Or.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
McINTOSH & McNAIR,
O'­
HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA
I
KING & KERREMANS,
Harness
Making.
Barber*
Carbolineum Avenarius
C. & E. Thayer