Tillamook headlight., August 07, 1902, Image 1

Vol. XV
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, AUGUST 7
$1.50 per year
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Z— lfl and fine qualities. The burial took place business it a fire once got started in this line with new pipe in the near future or
McCormick & Deering Mowers and Rakes
Harford
Columbia
Rambler
and
Ideal
BICYCLES
The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and Doors.
All Plumbing and Tin Work Promptly Attended to.
Wagons, Buggies, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc
on Monday in the Oddfellows’ cemetery, city.
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the religious servic* being in the Catho­
The city council did one good lick of
lic church, conducted by Father J. J-
work on Monday when it decided to
Burri.
establish monument so that property
owners would know where their lines
City Council Meeting;.
are and where they are at when they are
A meeting of the city council was held building. Like the proposed railroad to
on Monday evening, with Mayor S. A. Tillamook, there has been a terrible lot
Brodhead presiding, and Councilmen W. of procrastination, and now the city
H. Reynolds, F. L. Sappington, Albert dads have managed to get a white heat
Mason, Geo. Grayson and Howard Carv on the job we hope it will not allow it
present. Bills allowed were : Marshal s to get cold until all the corners are satis­
salary, $45 ; recorder’s salary, $10 ; E. factorily established and the citv is in
Jenkins, $1.50 ; electric lights, $19; J. possession of a plat of the entire city
Latimer, 4.50.|The bills of I). Reddaway» showing the different additions and dis­
$14, and L. Hiner, $16, fur cart for the i tances.
Babcock chemicals, were referred back to |
The water question comes in for an
committee on accounts and current ex­
penses. Mr. W. Oisen appeared before occasional discussion at the meeting of
the council as a committee from the Fra­ the city council when questions like these
ternal Union asking that the scarlet are propounded : “What is the council
fever cases in the city be quarantined. I | doing about the proposed new water
This lead to some discussion, which re-1 | system ?” and “What i& the committee
vealed the difficulty ofquarantiningcases doing ?” The only thing that can be
which were not reported and were not done is to ascertain the cost of a first-
known until the parties were well. The class iron system from the north fork ot
health officer was instructed to do the the Trask river, and after that is done
best he could to prevent the disease to submit it to a vote of the people. If
spreading. As A. M. Austin had removed they want to put in such a system and
from the city the office of surveyor was think the condition of the old system
declared vacant and the Mayor appoint­ justifies them in voting lor a new system,
ed Councilman Sappington, which was the present water company will have
approved by the council. The Mayor itself to thank if the people decide to put
appointed Councilman Cary on the com­ i in a new plant, for it is plain to all that
mittees he had previously served on. An the life of the pipe near the city in the old
ordinance was read and passed to its plant is approaching a time when it will
final reading to vac-.te Park addition to give out entirely, and it is just as well to
Tillamook. The matter of the proper be thinking about doing something to
location of the fences on the streets east meet the crisis, provided the water com-
and south from the Headlight corner pany does not get a move on and im-
came up for discussion, and City Attor­ prove its plant so that the people will
ney Eddy explained the situation from ab- have a little more confidence in it and
stricts on both streets. There was noth­ the property owners an assurance that
ing to show the exact location of the they have fire protection, for there is now
county road, although the deeds called considerable property and valuable mer­
foi a 60 feet road, and it was a question chandise at stake in the city, which may
in his mind that if the fences had been be sacrificed at any moment for the want
erected on First street ten years previ­ of a proper water system. We are not
ous to 1895 whether the law of limita­ very much in favor of the city putting in
tion did not apply to them. Most of a new system if it can be avoided, but it
the councilmen thought thev would have is like this, the present company has to
to be satisfied with a 55 feet street, and replace part, if not the whole, of its pipe
this would necessitate the Headlight
building being moved back several feet
and the fences put on the right angle. As
to the street south of the Headlight cor­
ner, there seemed to be no question but
that the property owners on the east
side of that street were not on their pro­
per line, some already having moved
back. The city surveyor was instructed
to establish monuments so as to stop all
controversy in the future and prepare a
plat of the city with its several addi­
tions.
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the city has to put in a new system.
Which is it to be ?
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Can a person be a councilman and citv
surveyor at the same time ? The city
council says “Yes.’’ But we beg to dif­
fer, not that w$ want to deprive Council­
man F. L. Sappington of the honor of
holding down a most unthankful job—
that of being a city dad.
Probably
some of the legal lights may construe the
following paragraph that it does not
interfere, but somehow the Headlight is
of a different opinion :
“No officer of the corporation shall
l»e interested in any contract or work
the expenses of which are to be paid out
of the city treasury.”
We are aware that a councilman was
at one time fire warden and received pay
for the job, and on that account there
should be no objection to Councilman
Sappington being city surveyor, but to
correctly construe the charter he cannot
hold down both jobs. One thing is cer­
tain, Fred will never become a Morgan
by holding down both positions.
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Why, why, why. What are we about
in Tillamook ? Forest Grove and Hills­
boro are to have condensed milk fac­
tories and it will prove a great benefit in
getting those towns out of their sleepy
dispositions and save them from dying a
natural death. But being in the center
of a grass country, with dairy farms all
around and an abundance of milk to be
had, there is not a better place than Tilla­
mook in the whole State of Oregon for
a condensed milk factory. This is no idle
assertion, so we will defy anyone to deny
it. It may be wise to let well alone, but
it is just as well to know if the dairymen
can make more out of their milk by tak­
ing it to a condensed milk factory than
a cheese factory. That is the point, and
if it can be shown that a condensed milk
factory would be to their ad vantage and
a benefit to the city, then, by all means,
let Tillamook City have a condensed
milk factory.
Miss Lolita Wilson, daughter of Mr. | other fruit in their seasons, are on the
and Mrs. A. P. Wilson, is to be married , menu at the Glenora House try it. *
to Mr. R. L. Drake in San Francisco, on 1 Dr. Lawless, the optician, will fit spec­
Racket Store for bargains.
• ! Tuesday evening.
tacles for the next eight days at actual
$2.00 buys a $2 50 hat at Todd’s.
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Fairview Grange. No. 273, will meet cost, but notone dav longer. Now is
A $12.50 suit for $10.00 at Todd’s.
in their hall on Thursday, the 14th. Let the chance of your life time. Don’t let
Mr. J. Cochran returned to the city on all members attend that can, as there a traveling spectacle faker gobble your
Friday.
will be business to attend to.
money, but patronize your home opti­
When you want to know anything cian, whose interest is identified with
Fine ice creain at any time at Vogler’s
about the Oregon Fire Relief Association your interest.
Bakery.
J. A. Todd,who is visiting McMinnville
Take your county warrants to Todd call upon or write J. S. Stephens, who is
the agent for Tillamook county.
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& Co.
from Tillamook, was talking with F. G.
Camping appears to be now the order
Rev. T. L. Jones and family have gone Adams at the plaining mill the other day
of business.
to Garibaldi, Tillamook county, to rest, when, without noticing, he got his finger
Mr. A. C. Seelv, of Newberg, came in fish, hunt and enjoy the sea breeze and in the way of the knives of one of the
machines. Th- end of the finger was
recruit up generally.—Dayton Herald.
Culture is not character, but character
on Wednesday.
considerably bruised, but he will save it.
is culture.
Lost,
by
J.
M.
Sheets,
a
gray
water
Mr. Ja nes Holmes, of Dallas, came in
proof coat, between the city and South I —Telephone-Register.
on Wednesday.
Messrs. V. Catterlin, W. S. Walton, R.
.Mr. W. P. Curtis, of Tacoma, came in Prairie, on July 31. Please return to
C. Gooley, M. Adamson and M. Olt, of
either
Edmunds
Bros,
or
Cohn
&
Co.
on Wednesday.
When von visit the W’ilson River, or I Salem ; Win. Scott and Austin Arthur,
Mr. A. E. Imblerand family came in on
cross the mountains.stop at the Glenora of McMinnville; C. and R. Downs, of
the El more Friday
House. James F. Reeher. proprietor, i Silverton ; and W. Hayes, of Portland,
Miss Geòrgie Wise is visiting in this • New house, good meals, good beds. * j registered at the Allen house on Sunday.
city from Portland.
They took part in the ball games on Sun­
State Treasurer C. S. Moore has ap-,
Mr. Tlios. J. Flavin, post office inspec- ' portioned the proceeds of the irreducible day and Monday.winning one game and
losing the other.
tor, came in on Wednesday.
school fund among the counties of the !
The game of ball on Sunday between
Mr. A. J. Cohn is outside oti a business state, which gives Tillamook $2,608.65.
i Tillamook and a team made up of par­
trip ; also Mr. P. McIntosh.
Rev. W. N. Blodget, who was recently
The new bell for the Presbyterian appointed pastor of the United Brethren ties from the outside, was well ph yeu,
when the home team won with a «.co’t
church is expected in a week or so.
church in this city, came in Friday with
Snap Shots by the Bditor.
of 19 to 7. Monday “Thaver’s Colts’*
Mrs. L. H. Brown and daughter Hazel his family and occupied the pulpit in that played the outside team, which resulted
It pays to advertise—in a live news­
church on Sunday.
came in from Portland last week.
i in a tie of 9 to 9, but in playing to the
Dr. and Mrs W. J. May came in on a I Attorneys W. . H. Cooper and H. T. . e|eycnt|1 innings the Colts lost the game paper like the Headlight.
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Botts have moved into tbeir new quar­ by one tally.
visit from Baker City on Wednesday.
Who imported the barber’s itch ? Wc
ters
over
L.
Robinson
&
Co.
’
s
store
and
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg left Wed-
Mr. Gerhard Heitkcmper, of Portland, ] hope it will not become as contagious as
formed a partnership, having ar complete
nesday with a number of passengers.
came in to attend the funeral of his , the Filipino itch.
set of abstract books.
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mother and is stopping at Mr. Del®-
Messrs. D. N. McDonald and Arthur
When the question of a new water sys-1
Reed, of Seattle,were in the city on Mon- | The trotting stallion Duke of Portland | man’s for i few days. Mr. lleitkeinper
which ha9 n good reputation in Tills- | [ is the well-known jeweler in that city, tern was being talked over at the council
day.
j mook, is now at Grayson & McNanier’s ■ and this is his first visit to Tillamook. meeting on Monday, Mr. B. L. Eddy
A cool drink of soda water is delicious
stable, and will remai.; there until Sept. | He was agreeably surprised to find such suggested, rather than borrow a large
and healthful. You can get it at Vogler’s
15th.—J. H. McNamer.
a fine section of country and predicted 1 sum of money for a gravity system, whe­
Bakery.
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ther it would not be better to bore for nn
A large crowd attended the show on that it had a splendid future.
will sell you, at great bargains, a
Rev. A. R Griggs came in by way of
artesian well.
Wednesday evening at the opera house,
Mr.
Claude
Thayer,
Mr.
J.
E.
Sibley
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Seaside from Hoquiam, Wash., on Wed-
which was packed. The entertainment ' and a numlier of the prominent business
The side walks all over the city were
nesday.
was given by the Edison Co. and con­ ( men of this city have interested them- never in such a rickety condition as they
Razor honing a specialty with Dayis sisted of moving stereoptican views
' stives in base ball, with the result that a , are at present, aim it looks to us that if
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
Mr. H. G. Sibray, representing the i number of teams have been formed with the property owners allow them to go
Price 25 cents.
United Artisans, arrived in this city last the object of playing for a pennant, the to rack much more the city council will
Rev. C. P. Metzler will preach at Bay week for the purpose of organizing a first games for which will take place on have to order in quite a lot of new side
When you make your purchase be sure and patronize your
City on Sunday morning and in this city lodge of that order here, which is a life Sunday in this city, as will be seen by an walks at the property owner’s expense.
in the evening.
insurance order on the assessment plan. a dvt. on another page.
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We want to know why some of the
Mr. Wm. Stephens returned to the city
Mr. C. Thayer has received a letter
Mr. W. J. Plank came near meeting
on Friday from Hoquaiin, Wash., where from'Captain Langfitt, in answer to a ' with a most setious accident last week, boys at Garibaldi are quietly doing some
Then your conscience will feel clear ; when you admire your­
What’s self before the mirror, you will know that the taxes have been
lie had been sick.
request that Mr. Frank Batter be sent to i He was working on the roof of Mr. C rubber - necking down there.
Squire Alley has moved the justice of Tillamook again to superintend the gov­ McKilip'® house, was knocked in the head going on, any way, for editor’s have an paid on your outfit.
the peace office to the Olsen building, ernment work, which the captain is tak­ with a board and befell to the ground, a idea they ought to be informed as well
You will know that they were bought from men who pay for
distance of 24 feet. He was rendered un­ as allowed in on the ground floor, so their goods and buy from the manufacturer, from men who contri­
ing tinder advisement.
over the bakery.
that they can rubber as well.
Examination for teachers' certificates
The best saw on earth. Use the Great conscious, and had not the fall been
bute to your roads, churches, school houses, and credit you when
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will take place in this city next Wednes­ ; Western saws and you will soon be ! broken by the scaffolding he would have
you are broke.
If
farmers
in
Tillamook
would
raise
a
convinced of this fact, for thev are re­ • | been seriously injured, but as it was he
day and following days.
If you buy from junk shops, traveling fakes, who never pay
few doze :j more hogs every year it would
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received
a
bad
shaking
which
necessi-
Dr. O. H. Davenport, dentist, will lie cognized to be the best saw’ now on the
help to fill the local demand for pork, any taxes, who jump from town to town, and never meet the
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tated
him
laving
off
for
a
while.
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in his office in Tillamook City from the market. For sale at McIntosh Ac Mc-
ham and bacon, and would keep a lot of assessor ; and at the same time you are in debt to your home
Go to McIntosh & McNair ® when yon
i Nair's hard-ware store.
1st to the 15th of each month.
money in the countv which is now being merchant.
You will loose yourself respect, other people will not
want farm implements, for thev are the
sent out for those products. The high respect you, and the fake that takes your money will call you a
The Tillamook ball players, Mr. J. E. | The Glenora House, on the Wilson
local agents for the Plano Manufactur­
price for hogs should be an incentive to
Sibley’s first team, are arranging to play River Road, is naif way across the moun­
sucker.
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tains. Good fishing and hunting, free ing Company, carrying in stock the cele­ keep more hogs.
McMinnville, Salem and Astoria.
brated
Jones
’
Mowersand
Teddars,
rec
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campgrounds, fried chicken, fresh butter,
Ralph Acklev has bought the lot south
abundance of cream, strawberries and ognised the l»est implements made in the
This is the time of year when every pre­
of Edmunds Bro.’s store from A. B. Im­
United States ; also agents for the Olds’ ' caution should lie taken to prevent fire,
bler and will erect a store building there.
Wagons, manufactured at Fort Wayne. and the city dads should put on a night
For men’s logging and heavy working
Ind., which are made of the finest ma­ watchman. The least carelessness at
shoes and ladies heavy and dress shoes,
terial that can be procured. You wil- this season of the year would sacrifice
French heel included, go to the Racket
save money by buying your farm impic* many thousand dollars worth of valua^
Store.
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ments nt McIntosh & McNair's.
ble property and do some men up in
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Rev. T. L. Jones, of Dayton, Or., will
Died on Sunday morning. August 3rd
Now
is
the
time
to
buy
a
preach in the M.E. in this city next Sun­
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. B.
new Sewing Machine for
day morning at 11 a.in. and evening at
I Delsman, at South Prairie, Tillamook
$22.00, with drop head and
¡county. Or., Mrs. Anna Catherine Heit-
8 p.m.
all the latest improvements
kemper. aged 91 year®. The deceased
Strayed, from D. Fitzpatrick's place on
v.n exce
V .■%vv 1 It’ll t
A good many people have thought that a cough didn’t amount to much—most
at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s .
lady was bern in Germany on October
Friday, a gray mare. The owner. J.
is the {
Now don’t make this mistake—a cough
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20. 1811. She fir®t came to Iowa in ’59, (£ people whose friends were sorry to lose them.
It is the B onita S ewing
Aiderman, will pay a reward ol $5 for
and
about
sevei.
year®
ago
she
came
to
<
first
step
toward
serious
and
often
fatal
sickness
;
stop
it
right
there.
M achine , and they range
its return.
Oregon and since that time has lived with
Our Syrup, Tolu Tar and Wild Cherry, 25c., 50c., and li.oo bottles, has proved a
in price from $22 to $35,
Why pay $75 for steel range* from the
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Delsman, who cared i marvellous cough stopper.
If you’ve just begun to cough, the 25c. size will fix you ; if it s
with ball bearings. They
peddlars when you can get a letter steel
for her in her declining years. She was / an old cough, try a larger bottle.
It always relieves, and except in the most desperate cases it
range from McIntosh & McNair for $45
are little beauties, perfectly
also the mother of lour sons, all of whom
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always
cures.
to $50 ?
made and something new on
are residents of Portland. Or., viz.. Henry
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And everything a well-stocked drug store ought to have, we have
Attorney E. E. Sei ph. who at one
the market. These machi­
Herman, <»erhard and Anton ’leitkem-
time practiced law in this city, we see by
nes are a better article than
jxr. Her husband die J nine years ago on
the Los Angeles newspapers, is president
the peddlars are charging
I the same date that the deceased died. She
of the Sixth Ward Republican club in
wa* a loving mother, and was a woman
$65 and $75 for.
fiat city, and he is iu the midst of a
who w a; much beloved for her amiable
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p«' ifcal campaign.
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
C. Ben Riesland
The Leading Land
Agent of Tillamook Co
We have All Celebrated !
this old and reliable
firm, Home fDerehants
SUIT OF CLOTHES
Hat, Pair Shoes, Shirts, Tie, ete
Home Merchants.
J.A.TODD&CO
The beading
| Sewing Machines
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The Reliable Druggist,