Tillamook headlight., April 17, 1902, Image 1

illainnol;
Vol. XIV.
No. 45.
worked for the general electric light com­
New Coast Steamers.
Notice.
pany nt that place, and he was found
S an F rancisco , Cal., April 11.—A
You can now get a good meal or lunch
dead Saturday evening at the foot of an new line of steamships will soon be in at any time you feel hungry.
electric light poll. Whether lie was killed operation on the coast, and will com­ The Bakery has opened up its restau­
bv a shock or lost his hold and fell can­ pete with the large fleet now in the coast­ rant again.
ing lumber trade. This line will be
Give us a call and we will convince you
not be said. He was a young man about iustituted by the Hammond Lumber
that our meals are all right.
24 years of age and had been married Company. At least three big steamers,
C. A. V ogler ,
which will not only engage in lumber
eight months.
Tillamook Bakery.
transportation but will also carry pas­
A Full Uine Detroit, Iouua and Jersey Patterns
Mrs. Ward, the mother of the unfor­ sengers. are to be built. The Hammond
Since
he
became
chief
executive of the
tunate boy (Arthur Ward) who was Lumber Company has hitherto done all Nation, President Roosevelt
has become
its
business
on
vessels
owned
by
other
frozen to death in the mountains, in
one ot the most heavily insured men in
It
is
now
the
intention
of
the
the United States. The President has
wanting to pay all expenses attending [
• Company to run its own line. In
the removal of the body, and not for it carrying out this policy it has already taken out a policy for $50,000 in a New
York company, besides continuing
to be paid by the county, has something purchased one vessel, and another is policies for smaller amounts which he
more behind it. It shows a mother’s now building at Newport News.
had taken out long before he was elected
Yesterday the steam schooner Arctic Governor of New York. President
love for her son. and although in hum
was brought from the J. S. Kimball Roosevelt’s policies exceed by $15,000
ble circumstances, she is desirous of bear­ Company by the Hammond Company,
or $20,000 those held by President Mc­
ing this little burden in token of love for and will be put on the run between Kinley was out paid about $60,000 on
her son. Mrs. Ward has a noble spirit, Eureka and this port. The Newport policies on her husband's life.
and while sympathising with her in this News Ship-Building and Drydock Com.
panv has now under wav a steamer
bereavement, we must commend her for which will be out on this coast by the
the underlying motives which prompted first of next year. She will be 240 feet
in length, w’ith a beam of 41 feet and
her in this matter.
a depth of hold of 14 feet. She will Tillamook Custom Tailor Shop.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
G entlemen :
carry 1,100 tons of water for ballast.
Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Harrows and AGRICULTURAL
Circuit Court Cases.
Oil will be used for fuel' and the ballast
I beg to inform you that I am open
spaces has been arranged to carry oil for business with a very choice line of
IMPLEMENTS. Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
Before Judge Burnett.
enough to last for long voyages to
F. Bolefuhr, doing business as F. Bole- foreign ports. The new steamer will pantings and suitings to choose from.
fuhr &■ Co., plaintiff, vs. Charles H. have limited passenger accomodations, All wishing anything in my line please
Smith and Helen Smith, defendant. Con­ and a speed of ten knots. A. B. Ham­ give me a call.
firmation of sale.
mond. president of the Hammond Lum-
Shop over G eo E dmunds Store.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. C. E. bei Company, will be president of the
Yours truly,
Corner Main and Stilimeli Avenue
Hadley, defendant. Assault and battery new steamship line. The company is
T. SARCHET.
on H. H. Alderman. Hadley pleaded capitalized for $2,600,000. Others who
guilty, and was fined $50 and costs.
P.S—Repairing of all kinds, pressing
are interested in it are John B. Chaflin,
and cleaning.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. C. E. of New York and Francis J. Leggett.
Hadley, defendant. Assault and battery
E. G. E. Wist. Hadley pleaded guilty
Notice. Eack Again.
Mr. A. H. Adams has accepted a posi­ on
Wanted, County Warrants in ex
TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS
and was fined $50 and costs.
tion
as
salesman
in
J.
A.
Todd
&
Co.
’
s
change for merchandise or cash on ac-
The Standard Art Co. The finest lot
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. C. E.
store, and having a good reputation as Hadley, assault and battery on Carl of enlarged pictures ever delivered in this WATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
Dr. Wise, the Dentist, will be in count at Todd’s.
county were made by this company.
Nehalem about the 25th of April.
Mr G. W. Wallace has a painful wound a first class clerk he is sure to give satis­ Haberlach. This case was dismissed
WATCHES, CLOCKS and all
Their representatives are in town and
upon motion of the district attorney.
Those wishing dental work will do on his chin, his horse having stumbled faction to those who patronize that These three rases against Hadley were will call on every family. Now is your
Kinds of Jewelry Carefully
store.
well to call early.
while driving cattle.
the outcome o* the fracas at the republi­ time to have your father’s, mother’s and
Repaired and Guaranteed
children’s pictures enlarged. This com­
can
primary
in
Tillamook
precinct.wheu
A
meeting
of
the
school
districtis
be
to
Mr. W m. Greenwood, of Madison,
Dr. T. P. Wise, dentist.
Hadley, misunderstanding the situation, pany is reliable and you will get just
at reasonable Prices ;
Kans,, is looking <|{ver tlie county for the held on Saturday, at 1 o’clock, for the commenced fighting and knocked down what you order.
Also a nice line of Watches, Clocks,
For insurance—“C.** Ben Ricsland. *
purpose of deciding about putting up a and bruised up several of the delegates,
purpose of locating here.
Silyerware
and Jewelry always kept in
new
school
building,
which
is
greatly
For real estate—“C.” Ben. Riesland. *
including the three complainants.
Dr. 0. H. Davenport, dentist, will be
Boot and Shoe Repairing.
stock.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. S. M.
More new goods at Mrs. Sturgeon’s. * in his office in Tillamook City from the needed in a city as progressive as Tilla­
You can get your boots, shoesand rub
Engraving done on short notice free of
Hayes, defendant. The defendant was
mook.
Silk soap, six bars for 25c. at Cohn’s.* 1st to the 15th ofeach month.
charged with unlawfully and feloniously bers repaired in a hurry at W. E. Page's charge at Tillamook, Oregon.
Mrs. Wm. Stephens left on the steamer taking, stealing and carrying away one
Take your county warrants to Todd
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Still well returned
on Wednesday to join her husband at roll of leather of the value of $70, two
& Co.
on Monday after a round of visits to
Hoquiam, Wash. The previous evening bridles of the value of $5.00 and four
friends
in
the
Willamette
valley.
Mr. J. S. Lamar came in on the boat
a number of her lady friends met at the horse brushes of the value of $2.00, the
on Monday.
Jurd Morris brought in a fine trotting home of Mrs. Stallcop, where they spent property of C. A. Bailey. The defendant
pleaded not guilty and asked the court
Magazines and periodicals at Allison’s stallion from North Yamhill on Wednes­ a pleasant evening.
to give him time to prepare his case,
day,
which
is
at
Grayson
’
s
barn.
New Cigar Store.
*
The best saw on earth. Use the Great when the court adjourned the case until
Four Acres in City Limits, with large house and barn, good fences. $750.00.
It takes brainsand hard work to make Western saws and you will soon lie the next term. Hayes was put under
Flour 75c. a sack at Cohn’s. Every
Large Six Room House, six corner lots, near the Academy. $900.00.
an interesting newspaper, not a patent convinced of this fact, for they are re­ $300 bonds.
sack guaranteed.
Farm of 160 acres on Nehalem beach, lietween Tillamook and Nehalem bars.
Truckee
Lumber
Co.
of
S.
F.,
a
corpor
­
25 Acres good bottom land. $700.00.
Ladies’ Underwear and Corsets just inside sheet printed in Portland.
cognized to be the best saw now on the ation, plaintiff, vs. Theodore Kingsley
80 Acres, choice land at the Kile lies River bridge. $400.00.
Mr. J. E. Tuttle reports a lot of yellow market. For sale at McIntosh & Mc­ and A. Whitten, partners, under the firm
*
received at Todd’s.
One acre of land on corner of two of the principal streets of Tillamook. For a
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name of Whitten & Kingsley, defendant.
Wanted, potatos in exchange for mer­ fir timber washed up on the Garibaldi Nair’s hard-ware store.
few days, $20000.
In this case the Truckee Lumber Com­
beach,
and
that
it
is
about
30ft.
long.
160 Acres of land on the Wilson River. Half way house to Forest Grove, with
chandise at Todd’s.
*
Sulphur and Cream Tartar is said to pany sued Kingsley for $963 for supplies
cattle, furniture and every thing. $3300.(10.
Riesland & Baxter will do your haul­ If you want your face taken care of by be a very good remedy to take for the furnished a logging camp, but Kingsley
240 Acres of land. Over half rich bottom. Six miles from Tillamook, with 50
satified
the
jury
that
Mr.
Sibley,
owing
a
professional
barber
of
15
years
’
exper
­
prevention of smallpox and other conta­
head of stock, hogs, horses, implements and machinery, $12,500.00.
ing on short notice.
*
to the unsatisfactory minner-iii which
ience go to the Davis’ barlier shop. *
gious diseases. Chas. I. Clough, the the camp was being run, agreed to take
I will mend your shoes while you wait
The steamer Sue H. Elmore will leave ' druggist, keeps these all ready mixed in over the camp and assume all liabilities.
for them.—W. E. Page.
*
to-morrow (Friday) morning, direct for the pre per proportions ready for use in Verdict for defendant. Motion for new
Mr. P. D. Shackelford left on the Vos-
trial was overruled and defendant Theo­
Ilk?., 15c. and 25c. packages.
*
Astoria, when the fare will be $3.50.
dore Kingsley recovered his costs and
burg for Beaverton, Ore.
Emmett
Quick
wishes
us
to
say
that
disbursements.
The partnership in the hard ware store
A full line of Overalls, Jackets and Jum.
Employment Agent. Financial Agent.
The California Safe Deposit and Trust
of Wade & Briggs has been dissolved, lie did not circulate a petition to have
pers just received at Todd’s.
Life ana Fire Insurance Agent.
Mr. J.L. Briggs retiring from the busi. ' the cows kept up—when he found that so Co., a corporation, plaintiff, vs. E. H.
and Mary Green Cowing, de­
Rubber mending and seamless patch, nets.
many people objected. We hardly tho­ Cowing
fendants. Continued.
ing a sfiecialtv by W. E. Page,
*
Mr. F. H. Richey, of Cleveland, Tenn., ught that Emmett intended to become a
Pacific Lumber Co., a corporation,
Fresh vaccine received daily at Clough's came in on the steamer last week to look buisy-body and to usurp the title of “The plaintiff, u. Claude Thayer, defendant.
Drug Store until further notice.
*
over the county and may eventually lo­ city petition globe trotter’’ from Bro. Continued.
Watson.
When in town remember Davis’ barber cate here.
Oil 8truck At Last.
Are you wanting a nice business enve­ The hose company on Thursday even­
shop. Opposite the Alien House.
*
lope,
nicely
printed
?
You
can
get
the
The
first
crude petroleum struck in
“You had better hurry 1” Only one
ing authorized a committee, composed of
same at the H eadlight office at $3 a Fire Chief H. Crenshaw. Geo.^W. Gray­ -egon has made its apperance near
more month ill Vhich to register.
Monmouth, Polk County, and the pre-
thousand.
son and Howard Cary, to purchase Bab­ ditiction of oil experts have thus been
Todd & Co. will buy all kinds of
One of our correspondents writes that cock chemical fire extinguishers. These verified. The fluid began appearing at
county warrants and pay highest prices.*
there is a simple minded man about with
the top of the well shortly after a depth
Leave orders for the Astoria Steam his hand tied up, apparently a scheme to extinguishers will be placed in the most of 670 feet had been reached, and efforts
convenient parts of the business portion have been made to suppress the news
Laundry at Edgar Latimer's barber evade work.
When selecting a horse a man does not buy one because lie
of the city and will be paid for from the until more land can be secured in the
shop.
*
The steamers Geo. R. Vosburg came in funds the company has on hand.
vicinity, but the secret was too good to can get it cheaper than others, but considers its good points.
Another car load of our celebrated from Astoria on Monday and the Sue H.
keep.
Golden Rod Flour just received at Cohn Elmore on Tuesday. The Vosburg left
The city authorities have about made
The well in question was bored on the
When selecting a cow he finds out whether she gives plenty
up their minds that all buildings and Whittaker farm, three miles from Mon­ of good milk.
& Co.’s.
•
on Wednesday.
mouth,
at
the
expenses
of
H
Kerslilierg,
fences which have encroached on the
Distri?t Attorney Hart came in on
of Independence. D. M. Watson, who
Mr. J. F. Cole and wife and family,
Then why should people not be just as particular in regard to
Sunday to attend court and left again who came from Hood River with the in­ streets will have to be moved back to the has been drilling the well, declines to
' proper lines. This means that the build­ give any information on the subject, but buying their food stuff.
Tuesday.
tention of locating here, will leave on the
ings and fences on both sides of the street would not deny that oil has been struck.
If you want work of any kind, Irave steamer on Friday.
With good Flonr you can have good bread ; with poor Flour,
I east of the Headlight office will have to Persons posted in the work say that
vour orders and lie supplied.—“C.” Ben.
Writing for information about Tilla­ Ije moved back, as well as the buildings arrangements are being made to pump poor bread.
Nearly every housewife takes pride in having good
Riesland.
*
the water out of the well so as to permit
mook, a person in Ascalon, Ga., wants
Another terin of the circuit court and to know how many negroes, Chinese, or that side of the street opposite the the oil to flow. As the oil is now kept bread.
down by a pressure of 600 feet to the
no one has been sentenced to occupy the Mexicans and others there are in the post office.
inch, only a small portion of it manages
We have the Best Grades of Flour to be had.
county jail.
Most
of
the
pupils
in
the
public
school
to reach the top.
county.
The
well
was
not
ceased,
and
so
could
We
carry Western Refinery Sugar, the best made.
have been vaccinated on account of the
The highest market price paid for
If you use Hard Wheat Flour ask for
uot be pumped out. A 5’/a inch pipe
I smallpox having made its appearance in is now to fie sent down and as this will
potatoes, eggs and all kinds of pi oduce
Peerless, price 90c. a sack at Cohn’s. We
We sell the best grades of Creamery and Dairy Butter.
this county, two cases having been re­ shut the water off, the oil will then lie
at Cohn’s.
*
guarantee it to make more loaves of
permitted
to
come
to
the
surface
and
The Sister Superior of St. Alphonsuc. bread than any other flour on the market. ported, one several miles south of this
We handle the best Mams, Bacon and Lard in the market.
city and the other east of here. County show how strong the flow really is.
who has been in Portland, returned on Per barrel, $3.50.
officials are doing what they can to quar­
Our prices are right.
Monday.
Just received, on the Elmore, a fine
Young Team of Horses for Sale.
For sale, pigs, weighing from 85 to new assortment of ladies’, gent.’s and i antine the cases and the city authorities
Team draught horses, price »250 cash,
110 pounds each, at the Elmore ranch.— .children’s shoes at the Red Shoe Store, ! are taking precaution to prevent it from
or trade lor good young milk cows. En­
reaching this city.
F. E. Norton.
•
which you are invited to inspeci in a day
quire of W. B. Powell, South Prairie.
Mrs H. E. Weston has just received
Razor honing a specialty with Dayis nr so.—P. F. Browne.
the
sad
intelligence
that
her
daughter,
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
Wood Wanted.
As the nomination of C. B. Riesland in
! Mrs. Ida Hurlburt, who was in Tilla-
Price 25 cents.
*
the second justice district was more of a
Bids
will
be received by the Tillamook
I mook City on a visit last wiater, died on
The Pacific Navigation Company has joke than anything else, the republican the 9th April at Dudley, Wis., caused by Dairy Association until May 1st, 1902,
reduced the passenger rate on the Sue H. county committee will fill the vacancy, pneumonia and pleurisy. She was a for 100 cords of Alder Wood.
S. S everance , Secretary.
os he has declined to serve.
Elmore to $3.50.
Christian woman, had a very amiable
disposition, and was loved by all who I
know her. She will l>e greatly missed by
friends as well as in the home circle.
i
Mrs. Ward, the mother of Arthur |
Ward, who was frozen to death in the ■
TRY A
TRY A CLEVELAND
TRY A
mountains, wi-hew to thank those who
Is kept up and maintained by occasionally helping nature to clean out the
FOR 1902.
CRESCENT FOR 1902.
MONARCH
have shown so much lyrnjmthy with the
impurities that accumulate in the system.
bereaved family and to those who assist­
BUILT ON THE
SKY HIGH.
ONTHEIR MERITS.
b
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I
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c.
o
a
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<■.
,
111 > does that in the natural way. deans the
ed in bringing the body out of the moun­
SQUARE.
Chainlet» Model, Price
UUIUy Î5
OCU
pell 1 lid complexion, stops that headache, regulate
Chain less Model, »60.00 tains and forwarding it to Astoria. Mrs. |
Chainlet. Model, »75.00.
165.00.
the kidney and liver. Makes RICH RED BLOOD. A healthy body keeps away con­
Ward has written to Coroner Tuttle ad­
Chain Models, »35.00 vising him that she does not wish the
tagious diseases. This is the time of year to house clean your system.
Chain Molici». »35.00 and Chain Model», »50.00,
i county to pay any of the expenses entail-
»40 00 and »25.00.
and »25.00.
»25.00.
Take it nouu.
For Sale only at
' ed in having the body of her son sent to
I
Astoria, for she will pay all bills.
9
Mrs. Eddy received the sad news on
' Monday that her brother, Marvin Apple
white, was accidentally killed at Vic­
toria, B.C., the previous Saturday. He
POST OFFICE CORNER.
BUHL MILK CANS
Milwaukee R.R. Milk Cans.
and
koi) and ¡Steel
T. SARCHET,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SASH & DOORS.
WADE &
RIGGS
EUGENE JENKINS,
C. BEN
RIESLAND,
DAIRYFARMS, TOWN PROPERTY AND
timber lands .
UALITY
VS.
QUANTITY.
TILLAMOOK,
YOU CANT buy Bicycles for less of Anyone.
YOU CANT afford to Pay More to Anyone.
Iver Johnson, honest Cycles at Honest Prices
Second Hand Wheels at all prices fromS^to 25.
KALFH
ACKLEY.
%
OREGON.
A Strong Constitution !
CZZ-A.S I. CLOUGH'
The Reliable Druggist.