Tillamook headlight., March 07, 1901, Image 3

______ __________________ THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 7, 1901._________ ________________
New Stock of GENT.’S CLOTHING.
Ladies’ SHOES.
Gent.’s SHOES.
Our Stock of New Summer Goods is Fashionable and
Stylish, Up-to-Date and Largest in the City.
COHN & CO., The Leading Merchants.
Ocabligbt, though at his residence. In this
manner a banker may have his
Fred C. Baker. Publisher.
money assessed outside the limits
• of the city where he conducts his
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
business, and thus avoid city
taxes. The new law will pre-
( strictly in advance .)
One year....... .
$1.50 , vent this, and will put all busi-
^be
(flillitniooh
we have no kick coming now that fore the end of the present congress,
this county is not legislated into but so far as appears it has given the
constructing bicycle paths with matter no consideration and even had
an absurdly small amount of tax ! circumstances been different our gov-
| eminent could not properly have
money.
I pressed for consideration. The treaty
* * *
Having purchased of A. E.
itself provides that the time for ex-
Imbler & Co. their store building
Reports from the western change of ratifications shall end on
and stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
ranges are to the effect there are March 5, so that if the time is- not ex-
Boots and Shoes, we are now in
less cattle carried over than for I tended the treaty will fail, if not dis-
a position to kindly solicit the
years, The high prices for beef | posed of at that date, even though the
liberal patronage of all. We also
during the past few years has re- ; senate be in session after March 5. It
aim to do business on a cash basis,
suJted in the marketing of practi­ has been suggested that the senate
and give our customers the bene­
may
ask
the
State
department
to
re
­
cally everything that was fit for
fit. Our motto is : “ Live, and
market. The shortage of the quest an extension of time for an ex­
Let Live.”
change of ratifications, but there is no
supply is also the most certain indication that this will be done. If
ISAACS & BROMLEY,
guaranty to the producer that not, it will be necessary to negotiate
Successors of A. E. Imbler & Co.
the immediate future will not another treaty and it is possible that
■iiHir ■!’
man vairai'iariai
witness a slump in values such this is contemplated by the British
as commenced in the early ’80s government.
OF
and swamped the cattlemen and At all events, the United States is
bound, by the’ unqualified recognition
crippled others.
E. Thayer.
of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty through |C.
* * *
As the Oregonian has had con­ the action of both the administration General Bsnking and Exelisnge busi­
siderable to say about “grafters” and the senate, to respect the obliga­ ness interest paid on lime deposita.
tions imposed by that convention. This
—both republican and demo­ necessitates delay in carrying out a Exchange 011 EnglHnd, Belgitnn, Ger-
cratic—we hope that newspaper project which a majority of the Amer­ niany, Sweden, ami all foreign coniitrie«
will be able to give the commis­ ican people believe to be of yen great
T1LLAMOOK. ORE.
sions just appointed to frame a importance, but we can better afford
new charter for Portland plenty to wait than to impair the confidence |
of pointers how to deprive tile of the world in our respect for treaty
>
“grafters” from participating in I obligations We must show good faith
the political affairs of that city in this regard if we are to expect other
and taking the front seats at the nations to keep good faith with us. . No
nation is so powerful that it can dis­
pie counter.
Racket Store
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Oregoo City, Ore.,
February 2nd, 190I.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Or.,
on March 21st, I901. viz :
ARTHUR F. McKAY,
H. E. No. u26i, for the N % of Se
Ne *4 of
Sw
ami Lot 6, see. 6, tp. 1 S, R. 7 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
We-ley Kush, William R. Illingworth, Frank
Illingworth and J. Russell Moore, of Tillamook,
Oregon.
C has . B. M oores , Register.
ness men on an equality so far as
concerns the taxation of their
capital and stock in trade.
EDITORIAL NOTES
* * *
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The
Astorian
says: “The
Governor Geer has vetoed the
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Oregon City. Ore ,
Portland city charter passed at editor of the Tillamook Head­
February 16th. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the f llowing-
the late state legislure, and in light has lost faith in the Port­
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make linai proof in support of Disclaim, and
doing so he has heaped the first land, Tillamook and Nehalem
that said proof will be made before the Regis­
Not with­
coals upon and rekindled the fire railroad company.
ter and Receiver, at Oregon City, Oregon, on
April 1st, 190I, viz :
in the factional fight in the re­ standing the protestations of
ERICK 1IEMSTROM.
H.E No. 11658, for the Se % of Sw ’4» 8t“c- 3. E %
publican party. It matters very sincerity on the part of the pro­
of Nw ‘.4 and Lots 3 and 4, sec. 10, Tp. 3 N, R.
h W.
little to us which “graft” is in moters, the editorial pen has
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
power in the city of Portland, been dipped invitrol and the en­
of said land, viz :
&
David T. Meedel and Delnier Springer, of
but it is a matter of grave im­ terprise roasted artistically and
Nehalem. Oregon ; John Erickson, of Ilwaco,
Washington; Frederick Blaisdell, of Olney,
portance to the republican party, completely. Portland is ready
Oregon.
for the governor’s veto will only to work any kind of a dodge to
C har . B. M oores , Register.
prevent
the
extension
of
the
intensify the strife and make
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, i878.—N otice for
P ublication
harmony impossible. We were Astoria & Columbia River rail­
United States Land Office,
With
Oregon City, Or
in hope that the charter would road to the Nehalem.
February 15th, 1001.
Notice is hereby given that h compliance
become a law, and if it was un­ that extension made Astoria
wi
h
the
provisions
of
the
act of Congress of
constitutional, let the courts, not would be the market for the pro­
June 3rd, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of
tim'»er lands in the States of California, Oregon,
ducts,
mineral
and
agricultural,
the governor, determine that
Nevada, and Washington Territory.” as ex­
tended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
point. This would have re­ of that district and would be in
August 4.
MARGARET K. WILLIAMS,
lieved Governor Geer of all re­ a position to supply fuel and
Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook, State
other
necessities
to
other
coast
(orTerritory)
of Oregon, has this day filed in
sponsibility. As the Multnomah
this office her sworn statement No. 5341. for
the purchase ol the Sw
of Nw %, being lot 5
delegation was elected by a ma­ points and to ocean steamers at
of Section No 0, ill Township No 1 S, Range No.
regard its treaty obligations and not
* * *
7 W and will offer proof to show th-.t the land
jority of voters in that county rates which Portland would
l S- ï ,
some penalty therefor. It must
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
V ery little parise has been ac­ suffer
and the bill had the support of never be able to meet and at a
than for ng (cultural purposes, and to establish
SHAVING,
incur distrust that will sooner or later
her claim ' o said land befo e the Register and
saving
of
two
or
more
days
’
corded
Senator
McBride
in
the
that delegation and the repub­
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon,
be manifested to its disadvantage.
HAIR CUTTING,
on Tuesday, the 30th day of April, 1901. She
licans in the legislature, it seems time. It is more than likely rush to congratulate Mitchell on The action of the senate committee
name« as witnesses :
SHAMPOOING,
A. L. Will leti. of St. Johns, Multnomah co ,
to us that Governor Geer has that the various Nehalem rail­ his election. Certainly McBride on foreign relations will be approved, '
Or.: Frank Raley, of Portland, Multnomah co.,
E. Hadley and J. R. Harris,ot Tillamook,
fallen into a trap, from which road projects lately talked of in is entitled to a word of commen­ it is not to be doubted, by intelligent Hot and Cold Baths Or.;C.
Tillamook co , Or.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
he will have considerable trouble Portland have been mere bluffs dation from the state which he and unprejudiced public opinion. It ,
above-described lauds are requested to file their
to extricate himself, for the to check the progressive plans has faithfully represented in the should also receive from the British j EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST CLASS cluiii s in this office on or before said 30th day
of
April, 1901.
government
that
respectful
considéra
of
the
Astoria
road.
The
road
United States senate, and altho­
majority of voters in Multnomah
C iias B. M oores , Register.
tion which a proper concern for inter
will,
nevertheless,
be
extended
ugh
we
thought
he
would
nos
will not feel flattered to be
national friendship and goodwill die
HUMMON».
turned down in that way, so the and will reach the Nehalem, to be re-elected, we can shake him tntes.
________________
all
present
appearances,
as
soou
by
the
hand
and
say
“
Good
boy,
BARBER
AKO
HAIRDRESSER
governor will have them to
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for
the couuty of Tillamook.
This and That.
George.”
reckon with in the future. Before as any other line.”
SHAVING,
HAIR
CUTTING
Joseph E. Green,
# * *
Plaintiff,
*
*
*
the governor vetoed the city
The Kansas Nation-al guard now ad-
Vft
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Mnrv Green Cowing, R. R Armstrong, Estes
A late government bulletin mi’s women, regardless of age or pre­
Recent experiments made
charter the Oregouian had this
Joseph ('owing, Mary Evelyn Cowing. E. H.
Cowing, Johannes Wahlert, and California
to say of the situation : “ Office­ upon animals show that electric places the timber acreage left in vious condition.
Electric Baths nicely flitted up Good for
Safe Deposit Kt Tros. Company,
Defendants.
holders under the present Port­ shocks which produce all the this country at 1,094,000 square
persons
suffering
with
rheumatism,
Those
early
morning
forays
in
Topeka
To
Mary
Green Cowing, R. R. Armstrong, Estes
land regime are asking Governor outward signs of death really miles, or 37 percent of the entire show that Mother Nation loves a chop Building next door to the Post Office.
Joseph Cowing. Mary Eve yn Cowing. E. H.
Cowing, California Safe Deposit & Trust
Geer to veto the new charter. cause suspended animation and area of the country. This per for breakfast.
Company ami Jsihaimes Wahlert.
In the name of the State of Oregon :
But in a pure Democracy like that the subject of the experi­ cent of timber is above that
FIRE INSURANCE.
If the newspaper pictures of Mrs.
You ami each of you are hereby required to
ours, should there be discrimi­ ment can be restored to life and which the German government Nation
appear and answer to the c »mplaint filed herein
J. S. SIETHENS,
are true to life her antipathy for
against you ami otheis in the al>ove entitled
These experiments requires to be maintained, but
nation in favor of one crowd energy.
AC.ENT FOR THE
court ami cause on or before the 2ml day of
mirrors is accounted for.
April, I90I, hat being the date fixed in the
against another ? Is not one serve to increase the doubt as to the trouble is that ours is not at
HOME MUTUAL AND LONDON &
< order
of publication for your appeaiance or an­
LIVERF’OOL GLOBE INSURANCE
swer ; and if you fail so to appear and anawer
ring of grafters just as worthy as whether electrocution, the legal all evenly distributed.
The nearest parallel to Verdi’s musical
COMPANIES.
to the complaint the plaintiff will apply to the
method
of
executing
the
death
* * *
writing in his old age is that of Auber,
another?”
Then the whole
C urt f<»r the relief j rayed for in Ins com­
; which is
Fighting a well established who lived to lie 89 and wrote an opera Agent for North West School Supply plaint
logic of this is Governor Geer penalty in New York, really
1. That plaintiff have a decree adjudging
Company,
Notary
Public.
plaintiff
to be the owner in fee simple of an
vetoed the charter to keep the kills. Not a few but a large per­ newspaper is a costly under- after hi» 80th birthday. _
equal undivide I one third int rest in al' the
TILLAMOOK.
— OREGON
following described real proper y. lying and
centage
of
the
men
eminent
in
taking.
Typographical
union
Senator
Stewart,
of
Nevada,
has
never
present “grafters” in office be­
being situate in Tillamook County, Oregon, and
more particularly described as follows, to-wit :
INSURE WITH
cause he preferred the present the electrical world believe that No. 6 has unconditionally de- lieen shaved. His lieard, the most Inxu-
The east half of the northwes quarter and
lots one (j) ami two (2; oi section thirty-one
set of experienced
exnerienced “ grafters ” to all or nearly all of the murderers clared off a strike against the riant in the senate, began to sprout when
Claude Thayer,
(31), the sou hwest quarter of section thirty-
'
’
;
he
is
now
75.
one (31), the southeast quarter of section
anew and. inexperienced set of sent to the electric chair in New New York Sun which was begun l>e was 16 yearsoliH
Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London
thirty «» e (3I) the northwest quarter of
York
have
not
died
in
the
electric
seventeen months ago and has Colonel Watterson candidly admits he
teriiou twenty (2o) hii <I the southeast quar­
“grafters.”
and Lancashire Fire Insurance
ter « f section twenty (2o), all in township
chair, but have been killed in cost the printers $125,000.
* * *
never went against a high ball. The
one (I) no. tn range six (6), west of the
Companies.
Willamette Meridian ; the southwest quiir-
colonel is one of the elegant gentlemen of
Senate bill 13, by Looney, of the dissecting room. These
ter of section twenty-six (26), the noitli-
the old school who reveres the straight
doubters
look
upon
electrocution
west quarter of section twenty-six (26) the
Marion, and house bill 39, by
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Canal Bill Will Go Over.
southeast quarter of section twenty-three
simplicity of the fathers.
Department of the Interior,
(23). the west half of the southeast quarter
Pearce, of the same county, are as barbaric, a mockery in this
Land Office at Oregon ('itv, Ore.,
and lot* thiee (3) and four (4) in section
25th. I901.
twenty five (25). the southwest quarter of
exactly the same in their pro­ day of science and of reason. The Nicaragua canal bill will go over Mr. Kaneko, a graduate of Harvard, Notice is hereby given February
that the following
section twenty five (25) the west half of
to the next congress. This is assured |
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
the northeast quarter and lots one (i/ and
visions. As they carry emer­ The law presupposes that the bv
of the ‘class of ’H3, who came over in to
make final proof in support of his claim,
the adverse action of the senate for­
two (2) ill section twenty five (25). the south­
murderer
will
be
killed
in
the
1K99 to receive a degree of doctor of and that said pi oof will he made before the
gency clauses, they take effect
west quarter of section twenty thiee (23),
eign relations committee on Senator
County Clerk of Tillamook co., at Tilamook,
the northwes quarter of section twenty-
his alina mater, has bee«? made Oregon, on April 6th. I9OI, viz :
immediately, and will govern the electric chair, and, so believing, Morgan’s resolution declaring the right laws from ....
five (25). the southeast quarter of section
.
GUST NEI^oN.
the
judge,
in
passing
sentence,
twenty-six
(26), and the northeast quarter
of this government to proceed with the
«nd »PI*»"“*' II,E. No 11754» for the N *4 of SW *4 and M % of
assessment of property which is
of section twenty six (26), all 111 township
directs
that
the
murderer
shall
Nw
Her. I3, tp. a N. R. 9 w
one
(1)
not
th, range seven (7) west
contraction
of
the
canal
regardless
of
m.m.ter
of
jast
ax.nthec
b.net
ofjapan.
made upon property as owned
He names the following witnesses to prove
ol the Willamette Meridian; t he not t hesst
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
quarter of section twent.V-oue (21), the south
on the 1st day of March of this die in the electric chair. But if, the Clavton-Bulwer treaty. The com , The king of Siam rides an American | of
said land, v z
half of the south east quarter of section
Daniel P»-rry. of Balm. Oregon ; Alfred Mag­
one (1). the north half of the northeast
year. This measure provides as men of science and wide elec­ mittee took the view, which we think ' bicycle of the latest model and several of nuson
ami Louis Glazer, of Hobson villi*, Oiegoii;
quarter ot se< tion twelve (12), arid the
trical
experience
believe,
the
entirely proper, that it would be dis j his ministers are also expert wheelmen. Ncter Nelson, of Bay city, Oregon.
south west qtiar er of section fifteen (I5),
that all goods, wares, merchan­
C has . B M< xirks Register.
al in township one tl) north, range eight
volts
of
electricity
result
in
sus
­
Britain
to
adopt
courteous
to
Great
dise, money or machinery em­
Not long ago a bicycle club, of which the
(H) west of the Willamette Meridian.
while th« Hav- minister of the interior is president, had
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
2. For a decree (directing a sale to be made
ployed in any branch of manu­ pended animation and not in such a resolution pcnding
Department of the Interior
of
«11
said lands for cash hi U.H. Gohl Coin, and
before
the
treaty is
Land office at Oregon City, Or.
a grand illuminated turnout.
to that eml that a referee be appointed to • 11
facture or other business within death, the real executioners are Pauncefote
February 25th, I901.
said property in the manner provided by law
the doctors who, in the cause of British government.
Notice !•» hereby given that the following and the practice of this court for cash in U. S.
the state, owned by a corpora­
The Alabama senator has been most
The native Filipino has the faculty of 11 ft 1 oed nettler bn* filed notice of hiv Intention G«»l4Coin. and upon such sale 1 eing made the
make final proof in support of hi* claim, and proceeds thereof be paid Into the starve en­
tion in or out of this state, or by science, carve the body to explore zealous in bis efforts to secure canal imitation highly developed. Hence his to
that said proof will be made before the County titled court, and hii order be made directing
any person, whether residing in its mysteries.
legislation regardless of treaty obliga­ action in refraining from taking city Clerk of Tillamook co., nt Tillamook, Oregon, the pa\merit to plaintiff of one-third of the
K * *
on April 6th, iHOt, viz.
proceeds of such sa e, after deducting theiefroni
tions, his view being that the Clavton- offices is inexplicable. It is quite evident
or out of the state, shall be tax­
ALF k F.D .MAGNUJU1N,
the costs «ml expenses of this suit and of
A
nother bicycle tax has been Bulwer convention is not properly in
One of the belmut law < f Peter Magnuaon. de­ making such sale ; ami for such other and
able in the county or city or
they require considerable training before ceased, who made H. E. No. if Koi. for the - ’/» of further relief ns is meet «ml equitable.
Sw
“« c 13 »nd Lot* 1 and 2 «.nd Nw ‘4 of Nw
This summons is published 111 the Tillamook
other municipal corporation passed by the state legislature, force, an opinion concurred in by many they reached the American standard.
• 4,aec. 21, tp. a N. it 9 w
Headlight for six (6) weeks by order of the Hon.
He iiainen the following wHfiesaea to prove R P. Boise Judge of the above entitled Court,
where the same may be, either which imposes a tax of |i upon others. But the fact is that the admin­
hia contifiiioua residence upon an I cultivation presiding in No. 2 thereof, made <m ’he 5th day
Our Clubbing Rates.
of Maid land. vtZ :
of February. 19m. The fit st publication of this
to the owners thereof or to the those who ride bicycles, or in istration in negotiating and the senate
in acting upon the Hay-Paunceforte Headlight and the Examiner........ 2.35 Daniel Perry, of Halm, Oreg n . Gust Nelson sum.rions being on the 7th day of February,
other
words,
the
man
who
pro
­
and IxiuiR <Has««r, of llobsonville, Oregon ; Peter 1901, and the last publication thereof being on
person or corporation who shaH
■ treaty have admitted that the Clayton- Headlight &Thrice-n.Week World 2.00 Nelson, of Buy City. Oiegon.
the 14th day of March, 1910.
have charge of and be in posses­ pels himself with foot power is ; Bulwer convention is in full force and
C has B. M uok « s , Register.
DOLPH, MALLORY, SIMON A GF.ARIN,
taxed,
while
the
person
who
uses
Attorneys for Plai .tiff
sion of the same. The object of
The
Astoria
Herald
says
a
Nehalem
effect and the government is clearly |
oats
and
feed
to
produce
power,
the measure is to make personal
bound by this. Hence to now declare rancher Ims posted the following notice
C. A. BAILEY,
property taxable in the city is not taxed for riding. This is ; that the United States has the right to 011 a fir tree near his house : “My wife TWO LIVE PAPERS
RKAI.F.K IN
where it is located, instead of discriminating against human ' proceed to build the proposer! canal re- Sarah has left mv ranch when I didn't
STUDEBAKER U’AGON
where the owner resides. Thus, power and will, no doubt, after ! gardless of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty Doo a Thing To Her and I want it dis- headlight
OSBORNE MO ITERS,
undersiood thatanv Man as takes
under the previous law a busi­ the bicycle associations of large ! would be more than discourtesy to tinkly
Bnggie«, liny rnki'H, plow«, «nd ollie
her
in
and
Keers
for
Her
on
my
account
1
Great
Britain
;
it
would
be
a
distinctly
and
farm mueldnvry.
You enn «tv«
ness man owning a stock of goods cities have succeed in having
will get himself pumped so Full of Led
money by <l«Hling with in«,
more bicycle paths constructed, unfriendly act.
within the city of Tillamook but
. Hpecnil Price« on Buggie« «n<l Spring
It had been reawnably hoped that that some tenderfoot will locate him for WEEKLY OREGONIAN
W«gon«.
residing outside the city could 1 be declared unconstitutional. As the British government would act upon n mineral claim. A word to the wise is
it
is
not likely that Tillamook
One Year for $2.25.1
U. A. BAILEY. Tillamonk, Ore.
escape paying city taxes by
1 the amendetl Hay Paunceforte treaty be- sufficient and orter work on fool».”
having his goods assessed as I will avail itself of the bicycle law
S x months....,
Three months
75 i
50 '
CHAS.
PETERSON
EDGAR LATIMER,
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F'Tr’
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