Tillamook headlight., August 21, 1902, Image 4

TrlE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 21.
FEAR
FOREST
FIRES.
SAND LAKE.
Young Man Was Rapid
Sandlake boasts of the largest crop of
pEN’DLBTON.Or.,Aug. 17.--(.’lay Gordon
Recent Destruction of Timber
hay that has ever been harvested here. the young Milton lawyer who was ar­
Has Made Timber Men Nervous, and all housed in good shape.
rested at Huntington and brought here
The recent forest tires in the North
west have demonstrated that green
timber is more or less in danger of burn­
ing during the dry time of year, and
speculators who have invested their
money in tindier lands have become
somewhat nervous as there is no way of
insuring standing trees. The damage to
timber was more noticeable in Western
Washington than in Oregon, but it
brought a realization of the risk to many
who had invested without previous
thought of Hie.
In the very driest portion of the year,
which is usually the latter part of July
or the beginning of August, the moss in
the trees of Western Oregon and Wash­
ington ignites very easily, and as there
are more campers in the woods then, the
danger of forest tires resulting from the
careless setting out of camp fires is con­
siderable.
The Japanese government has ordered
the destruction of the city of leek
ham, Formosa, and the removal of all
its inhabitants to a new location. The
city is situated» on the northwest coast
of the island, and has been frequently
subjected to pestilence. In 1896 and
1897 plagues visited Teckhain with
enormous fatality. This fact being
-ailed to the attention of the govern­
ment. an investigation was ordered by
sanitary experts, who reported that
the city was built upon a swamp, where­
upon an order was issued to the gov­
ernor to select a new location as con­
venient to the old as possible, where
the natural conditions were healthful.
A new city was laid out, and each prop­
erty holder in the old one was assigned
1 site that corresponded in area with
the one he occupied a? Teckham and
was given 12 months to move his build­
ings and belongings. Sewers, railroads
and sidewalks, public buildings, water­
works and all other public improve­
ments were laid out by the government
in the new city without expense to the
people, but they were required to pay
the cost of the removal of their own
property. Most of the houses and other
buildings in Teckham are built of very
light wooden material.
1602.
Painless Dentistry
Dr. Wise is now at liis office and will retnaiu until the 25th
W. C. King commences picking cran- Friday and had a preliminary hearing
' only.
berries on the Sth of September, Tlie yesterday on the charge of obtaining
Extraction of teeth absolutely without pain by the use of
money under false pretenses, was com
crop is good.
nitrous oxide gas. Also other methods employed for painless
Doctor May was rusticating on the nutted to the County Jail, having failed
lake this week and bought a little pro­ to secure bail Later developments are
extraction of teeth.
perty while here. He has faith in the rather sensational niid^make hi« conduct
All dental operations performed with the least possible pain
1 seem more serious than was at first sup-
future of Sandlake.
and
work
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
I
posed.
Vf. C. King has resigned his position
He is about 26 years old, of good ad­
as postmaster and Mr. Marvin Webb
dress. llo came to Milton last February,
has the appointment and the office ¿will
I opened a law office, claimed to be the
be moved soon.
nephew of Judge Gordon, of Spokane,
T. J. Harris is making a trip to the formerly of the Supreme court of Wash­
PROPRIETOR OF
valley this week.
ington; said he had a millionaire father
L. A. Hoyt and A. J. Hembree will go at Houston, Tex., and was soon in high
to the valley to pick hops.
favor in Milton. He did some business,
Rev. Eldridge and wife are visitors at oecame engaged to many one of Milton’s
DEALER IN
best young ladies, and the wedding day
Mrs. Phelps’, his sister.
was
set
a
few
weeks
ago.
He
bought
a
Our School district has bought six
house for $1900, paying $100 down, and
new seats and a $52 library.
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook]
giving a draft on liis father in Houston,
Janus Atkinson is pulling stumps in his
j Tex., for $1800, which came back in-
meadow and says that he has run the
Kills Large Trees
| dorsed “ Not known here.’’ lie improved
Timber men say that a fire passing Armstrong mower long enough .and wilj | the house to the extent of $1000, got a
through a section of forest kills the lar­ have a mower next season.
$250 rubbertired boggy and a fast horse.
A Scotch nrtiit has discovered that
ger trees, and unless araugements can be
He came to Pendleton dn Wednesday, a pigment of great beauty of color and
BOULDER CREEK.
made for logging off these standing trees
raised $75 on checks, bought a ticket to fastness can be made from the smut
immediately, the timber would become
of the oat, says the St. Louis Globe-
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bays visited with Kamela, boarded the eastbound train, Democrat. The color is a deep, rich
n total loss. In the remote sections of
entered
the
sleeper,
gave
the
Pulman
the state this coiil I not be done, as it their daughter, Mrs. Della Jensen, last conductor money to buy a ticket to timbre shade, sometimes approaching
to sepia in tone. The smut is a fungoid
takes time to build logging railroads, ■ Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. II. A. Chopard, who is working Huntington, then gave the porter money growth, which is often seen in the shape
and much of the timber lands reqpntly
to
buy
a
ticket
at
Huntington
for
Poca
­
of deep brown or sepia-colored spore
purchased by Eastern capitalists was | at Hadley’s logging camp, came home tello. The Huntington Marshal had
dust on oats and other cereals. Speci­
bought with a view to holding it for 10 Saturday to visit his family, returning been wired to arrest him, saw the porter mens of the pigment painted on paper
or probably 20 years. It is the largest i ! to the camp Monday.
buying the ticket, became inquisitive as a water color have withstood the ex­
speculator therefore who has more to , We mentioned in the Headlight of two ami arrested Gordon. Gordon now ad­ posure to direct sunlight for many
1
weeks
ago
that
we
had
lost
some
black-
fear from forest fires. The logger who j
mits before the District Attorney that he months, and shown little change in
buys for immediate uee sets up his camp ' , berries. Since then we have learned was not a nephew of Judge Gordon, strength of color when subsequently
and prepares to fall his trees, this gives , from one who claims to know, that the denies that his father is a millionaire, or compared with unexposed duplicate
him an opportunity to tight the lire in person we had in mind when we wrote will help him, and says he was never specimens. In mild», diffused daylight,
the color remains quite fast and unai
his neighborhood, before it hrs gaown the paragraph was innocent. This ! admitted to the bar and has not studied
tered.
The brownish-black powder
being the case, we offer a sincere apology
Io damaging proportions.
and will say in excuse of our words, , law. He now says his father lives at taken from smutty cats is very dry and
light- in nature, and when moistened
Big Fire in 1854.
they were based upon circumstantial Matogardo, Tex , but quarreled with and
with a few dTops of alcohol and then
In 1854 a forest lire swept through evidence, namely, the mysterious dis- left him three years ago.
So far as known, the only money he mixed with mucilage and water, it can
Tillamook county from the north, cut­ apperance of the berries and being told
be effectively handled. In its deepest
paid for house repairs, horse and buggy
ting a swath from 10 to 20 miles wide as that this person got them.
tones it is of a fine sepia shade, deep­
it went sweeping over what is now Lin­
People should never believe any thing was the $100 paid when he got the deed ening to a brown black. When diluted
coln, Coos and Carry counties. Old res­ they hear, and only half they see ; it is for the house.
with water or Chinese white it gives
idents say this fire burned fiercely for the wisest plan.
.pleasing tints of a flat brown, of the
A company of Boston men have se- pheasant-egg cast. The new pigment
two years, but tl e timber was oniy con-
The air has been blue with smoke from cured control of a 45-foot vein of coal at has been received with much approval
side edin the way, there, was’no regret
burning logs and brush piles, until the Cape Lisbon which will supply Nome by artists.
over the devastation. Timber cruisers
rain put out the fires. Gardens, potato­ and Behring Sea coast w ith fuel,
now gaze upon the wreck of that im­
Many an Arab lady never leaves her
es and pastures all were greatlv refresh­
mense “burn” and sigh as they realize
At Nome two weeks ago the Wild house from the time she is married un­
ed by the rain last week.
the millions of feet of fine timber that
Goose Mining t o , of San Francisco, til she is carried out to be buried, says
Blain must be on the boom,judging by
was destroyed. Die gaunt, white firs !
started I He largest hydraulic mining Pearson’s Weekly. A woman of the
the lumber going in that direction.
still stand where the heat killed them 48 l
plant in Alaska, It cost half a million, middle class is allowed more liberty,
Messrs. Oliver Kinnaman and Frank
years ago and the underbrush has grown '
and lifts four and a half million gallons and occasionally goes out for walks,
Dve were up in this part of the country
accompanied as a rule by a servant.
of water daily to the top of Anvil Moun­
up amongst the charred logs. The land 1
The poor creature is enveloped in
last Sunday.
tain for use in sluicing,
is good for pasturage. Much of it is (
masses of white drapery, which make
This is a lonely time of year for the
burned over so thoroughly that it made !
Michael Connelly slid Forest Crossman h.*r look like a walking bundle, and in
feminine portion of the population of
clearing easy for the settlers who have •
this neighborhood as nearly all the men said to be nonunion workmen employed front of her face she arranges a large
located in the “burnt'’ district since.
about the Edgerton colliery, were shot black scarf embroidered with blue, rid
are going, going, or gone.
The danger of lire these days is con- j
from
ambush at Scranton Pa., presum­ and white flowers. It falls low in front,
Hans L. Jensen made a trip d<# wn
and, even by holding up the ends, she
fined to the few weeks when the moss is 1
ably
by strikers. Crossman was so
the river Monday.
cannot see more than a foot or two of
dry and as both settlers and timber men j
badly injured that it was necessary to the road before her. I often wonder
HI T IT WOULD’NT WORK.
are interested in keeping the flumes from j
amputate liis right foot. Connelly’s that she does not get run over when
A sympathetic Jewell county, Kits., condition is regarded as serious. The
spreading, there is less likelihood than
she goes out alone, for I am sure she
formerly of a general destruction of tint- * woman made a fly net for her cow, says
men were working on a water course needs a deg to guide her quite as much
the Jewell Republican. She did an near the breaker.
her.
as any blind man. Servants and other
Th© government h is al o do ie mu di to ' artistic job, tied it underneath and made
women of the lower classes wear
Only through tlie X-rays could J. P.
pieces of black crepon wound tightly
lessen the chances of lire by having tlm | it fit like the paper on the wall. She
Ellis of Anderson, Ind., a veteran of the round their faces, leaving just a slit
forest reserves patrolled by men wlm ( tied a stout band around the horns and
civil war, convince the pension bureau for their eyes to peep through, ana
see that fires are extinguished in their then made a nice stout crupper logo
at Waelnngton that he had a bullet in they are equally muffled up in white
It was a neat job, but
incipiency. The forest rangers have j under the tail.
his lungs. Mr. Ellis applied for a draperies. Seen from a distance, they
done much tow aid keeping down files I when the cow walked out into the pas­
pension fifteen years ago. slating that might be men with masks or thick
w ithin the last three years, and the usual ! ture she could'nt get her heel to the
llie bullet was in liis lungs, It was naid black beards, as in Arab countries it is
dense smoke of summer has been mis­ ground to save her life.—K. C. Journal.
in the pension bureau that lie could not by no means easy to tell a man from a
sing to n great extent, in the Willamette
woman at first s:>hj. The older and
live with a bullet there. Recently he
The steamer Sue 11. Elmore arrived
uglier a woman is the more prudish she
valley.
went
to
Indianapolis
and
had
an
X-ray
seems to be about covering up her face,
in from Seattle yesterday, where she
A Skookum Posse.
was copper painted in Moran's dry­ photograph taken of the bullet and the which, after all, is rather considerate
dock. She brought down from Qnil- other day be was notified that lie had on her part. Even the greater num­
ber of r.egresses wear the yashmak,
a month.
A posse was formed on Friday outside lyute 2300 cases of Salmon packed last been granted
A mob surrounded the jail at Jeffer­ but the Bedouin women never do. In­
the court house for it was whispered season by M. J. Kinnev. Ou her arri-
deed, I am told that in the interior
around after tlirv had left town to make vol here her cargo was attached by son Ohio, threatening to lvnch John there is one Arab tribe whose men
Grooms,
a
negro
who
assaulted
two
old
a nocturnal raid on Skookutu L ike for Tit Que, the Chinese contractor, who
wear veils, and whose women go about
the purpose of capturning the ghost of furnishes the cannery crew, for money ladies. Harriet and Sabrina Hopkins.
with their faces uncovered. These are
the notorious outlaw, Harry Tracv. it alleged to be due him for labor. A m Several hysterical women m the crowd
probably the “new women’’of Africa.
being predicted that he was to visit the Quillvute is without docking facilities, are inciting the men to take the law into
Quaint Features of Life.
James Cahill "of ¿Virginia is probably
One of the heroes of the battle of
spooks at the celebrated phantom lake vessels loading there must anchor in the their hands. Grooms is said to have
Manila is a 13-year-old boy, who is
1 lie father of all the big trees has been tlie only person in the United States who
in this county somewhere about the cud offing and the cargo is brought out chewed an ear off one of his victims, popularly called --Boots" by his com­
With a has in regular use upon bis farm an
of last week, a big reward being offered. by Indians with canoes, the method and torn the flesh from the arm of the rades. "Boots" lately returned on tiie discovered near Fresno, Cal.
girth
of
150
feet
it
seems
likely
to
stand elephant, which is used for farm work.
Deputy Sheriff Stanley saw that the employed at Astoria in the days of the other with bis teeth The w»nuen iden­ t ransport City of Para, and has had the
With the swaying beast hitched upto
posse was armed to the teeth, and by Hudson
Bay Company. When the tified Grooms as their assailant and bis distinct ion of having had a personal in­ on its base longer than the Campanile.
a plow lie can turn more ground than
way of double precaution County Clerk Elmore arrived off Quillvute there was hat and part of liis clothing were found terview with Admiral Dewey, who gave
Thomas Garland, an 88-year.old New
bitn a free trip to llong-Kong on the Yorker, is the sole survivor of the steam any of his neighbors with a team of
Mason donned a heavy pair of spiked not a redskin in the vicinity, the whole in Hopkins field.
horses, and when it conies to hauling
Olympia because of his services in the
shoes to hold down the spooks and to trilie having gone to Tatoosh to attend
Successful tests have just been made siege of Malate and the tight before ship Arctic, winch sank with 500 persons j logs tlie elephant will walk away with
keep their spirits from escaping Eidtor a grand potlatch. Whither the steamer
aboard
off
Cape
Race
forty
eight
years
of the turf or bog of the New Jersey- Manila. lie is the boy who came from
case with logs which the best team of
Watson was one of the possemen, but he repaired and took on board old Chief
Pittsburgh with the regiment. 1 he ago.
low lands around West New York to as
: his neighbors cannot move. The eleph­
took along his devil to help him out Quillybeak and 30 braves, bringing
nieu
smuggled
him
aboard
the
trans
­
certain whether it can lie used as a sub­
Tlie two American states which have ant eats little more than a horse, and
should get in a tight place and begin them down to the cannerv to load the
port, but he had hard luck, as he fell
stitute fuel in place of coal or coak for
the largest ¿proportionate number of does many times the work of one. is
shaking at the knees at the hour when vessel.—Asturian.
down the hatchway on the third (lay­
the winter season. Ex Alderman O. I,
out and broke his arm. lie was all Canadian-born inhabitants are Massa gentle and docilf and little trouble, and
the mysterious Skookum makes bis ap­
Yuf del* Heide, Inwpeclor of Sewer Work
light when Manila was reached, nnd lu chusetts and Michigan. The total popu- Mr. Cahill is more than pleased with
pearance. Attorney ll.iberlach thought
in W<*t New York, and John Kelly, nil the trenches before Malate he carried lation of these two states
is the
11. COOPER.
-— „
...j same liis experiment.
H. T. HOTTS.
the posse would not be complete without W. II.
expert on Irish peat, dug up great water and ammunition and paid no at­ as that of Canada.
someone versed in the law of spookland
chunks
of
The great curiosity of Greensburg. Ind.
ROOFER
&
tention
to
the
bullet».
As
he
said:
BOTTS,
the turf and took it to a
was along to argue the point with the
blacksmith «hop. It was f.sutal to burn "There was no chance, to dodge 'em,
The death of Catherine Graham, a
a courthouse tower that gives life to a
spooks who are ' ’doomed to walk the
ATTORNEYS A I’.LAW,
readily on the
I
forge after it bad once they came so Quick." lie was among telephone operator of Logansport, bid , tree—is attracting as much attention
earth a certain hour of the night.’’ He
become dry. It turned to a ruddy glow the first to enter Manila with a cap­ was due to an electric fan. the young this year as ever before. The tiny tree
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
had no tear of Skookum, as long as there
tured Spanish rifle, which he brings
and seemed (o hold its lire as long as
back with him. On August 13 be woman taking this means to cool off on that springs from the cement tip of the
were no feminine gender spooks to invite Office across street ami North Irom Post
anthracite or soft coal. There is almost 1< anted that the Olympia was to goto a hot day and contracting a cold, which tower. 130 feet from the ground is as
him to take a walk in some of the in vs-
Office.
an unlimited supply of the turf or "Jer­ llong-Kong, so lie determined to make a few days afterward resulted in her vigorous as ever. For many years there
trrious walks of the lake. Of course they
sey peat. as they are beginning to style the trip. He boarded the ship and death. It was one of the hottest day» was a veritable grove of forest trees
li id to have a photographer to take a
i it, in the vicinity of West New* York, asked to be shown to the admiral's of July that Miss Graham came hack to growing near the top of the tower of
"MLI.AMOOK TITLE
X-
AB
picture at the capture, so Guv Reynolds
cabin. Dewey was sitting at a table the office after dinner and. being v-ry I this tower of justice and one of them
tlong the tracks of the Hudson Heights
was equipped with the “snap shot" ap
«TRACT co..
i street railroads to the South and East with the captain of the ship.
warm, sat down in the breeze of an still flourishes, its green leaves and
pliaaces. Five of these spook hunters
"Boots" said: "I salutes and says:
i for more than a mile there is a wide-
‘Admiral, 1 want to go to Hong-Kong,’ electric fan. Within a few hours she spreading boughs furnishing full proof.
crowded into a 2 by Trig loaded down
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
spreading me.id nv of it.
and he says, pleasant like: ‘Well, my began to fed tlie effects and was taken The tree is of the soft maple variety. For
with implements of torture, etc., which
Complete Misti acts of
boy.
you come aboard and we'll take ill. her death resulting.
several decades this little grove was al­
was drawn by a I bv 2 e ivnsr. vs bile the
you.'"
15 Cranberry Pickers Wanted
other mounted a bicvclc. This is how
mook Comité.
"The letter that never came" is the I lowed to enjoy its aerial sport. But in
lie was 13 days on the Olympia.
the possvinen kit Tillamook City, with
I will commence picking cranberries on When he got back to Manila Col. Haw­ foundation of much pathetic fiction and 1897 the building underwent a thorough
W IL Cool-in, President.
blood in their eyes.
the 8th of September, and will pay 75c. kins feared that he might catch the ns reapiiearance in a story esu.es the overhauling. At that time the largest
The spook hunters returned home on
H T. B otts . Secretary.
per box for picking and give free pasture fever, so he sent the boy to New York critical novel-readet to turn away in dis­ of the trees had reached a height of
Sunday without Skookum or the ghost
tor horses. Can board a limited number on the transport.
approval wondering why authors use thirteen feet and a diameter of about
of Hairy Tracy alter a hard trip. The OFFICE WITH
of pickers. Board will be reasonable.
such a threadlmre incident to say noth two and one-half inches. It was then
COOPER \ BOTTS.
A Qnrrr Vrrrtlcl.
devil of the crowd thinks he ought to be
Will cheerfully answer any correspond-
for deemed best for the tower ‘.hat a part of
I pen the Isle of Man. where sbeep- ing of such an improbable one,
cnce.
kicked tor making such a trip, but ns the
letters
rarely
go
astray
in
these
days
" these saplings be removed, and it was
♦te.ilir.g is evidently a serious offense.
U . U. K ing , Sand Lake, Or.
other members of the posse arc telling so
John Dixon was recently sentenced to But Hwy do Look at ti e Iwtcli of one done. Those remaining continued their
many “lish” slot it s the editor ol the
three years’ imprisonment for it. The hundred ten year-old letters overlooked usual hardy growth till one of the
School Supplies.
exact words of the jury were: "Not for that length of time hT a Chicago drouths of a few summers ago killed all
Headlight wondered where he was at in ,
I am representing the Century School laving satisfactorily accounted to the hotel and just tuned over to the post- but one.
living to dcscrila'their ad ventures.so we j
Supply Company of Chicago, and an in minds of the jury for the possession
liad to quit writing any more about it
a position to furnish the supplies at half of the sheep, we find the prisoner office. There are the makings of anv
Goodman—You certainly were dis­
for fear our readers would think we
price Samples of maps, charts, etc., on ;ui.ty._ What puzzle» the lawyers is numlsr of interesting taleo-eom.ilies
gracefully drunk last night.
.
•
*----- -- “
•"".»Cl» IS
hand
for
ins|>eetion.
were the victim of the "fish“ story.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
th!«: Can a man be legally jailed on •nd tragedies- i 1 ti at bundle of delayed I Hardkasc—Was I ? Well it s pretty
F. D. V ixckxt .
corr*qK?ndencv.
I
»uch a verdict?
hard to do that sort ofa thing gracefully-
M. F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
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